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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-09

Malta Zeleznikar. Frank Auman
Frank Povhe in Frank Dolinsek.
DruStvo Steje "a Clanov.
Novo pristopli CLAM:
X druSt. Stew. 4: John GorSek
k dr.. stew. ID: Josef RuSac in FIR.
Serneka; k Or. stew. 16: Marka
Rene, Frank Dobrotinsek, Alojs
Koblar, John BenGiG in John Re
zen; k DIR. Stew. is: And. Blazic
k dr.. Stew. 10: los. MlaGnik.
Prestopli clani:
Cd DIR. Stew. IL: FIR. Bostic, FIR.
Paulic in Ant. Paulic; cd DIR. st.
=, k dr.. stew. /: Ant. Grablovic
cd dr.. stew. 3, k dr.. Stew. IL: John
CrepinSek; cd DIR. Stew. I. k DR.
Stew. II: ALI. Abertiny, Anton
Opaskar, John Gregorci6, Corne-
10 Albertiny. Ant. KunSek in ri.
no. Albertiny k dr.. Stew. 16. Jos
Turk cd dr.. Stew. y. k DIR. stew
l6: Lud. Reindaler.
Suspendirani CLAM:
Pri druStvu Stew. .. Angelo il
Tere Brentary; pri DIR. stew. 3
John Kramer in Martin MiSmaS
pri Dir. stew. 9. Jos. Brate. KarI
Eldin, Rudolf F'irensus. Oregon
PotoGnik in Ant. Obid; pri DIR. st
II. Georg Longo in Jos. Fidell
pri dr.. Ste. 16: Ferd. Gobel in
Anton Raspotnik.
Izkljuceni clani:
Pri DR.. stew. =. Tom. in Verd
Onarati pri DIR. Stew. T.: Fin. NJ
Maser, Ferd. Maser. ]. NJ. Eriavee
in NJ. Sekorsky; pri DIR. stew. IL
A. Segato, d. Simon in NJ. Ma.
tevz; pri dr.. Stew. 16: Rud. Blazic
pr druStvu stew. 10 Jos. .Jonke
Prostovoljno odstopi Cd druStva
Stew. s. A. Zaic in Jos. K~rasovec
Umrli clan:
Pri DR.. Stew. IA. V Maynard. O
John Oblak. umrl 2S. maja I. |
V starosti % let. Vzrok smrti
ubit V rovu.
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BoI. Pod. DruStVO
AVStr. SIOVenskO
10. j~anuvarja 1892.
Sedez: FrOntenac, Kans.
Ustanovljeno

CLAW URADNIKI:
Professionals: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box 70, Mineral, Kans.
Podpreds: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box 800, w. Mineral, kans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, kans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 489, Frontenac, Kans.
Zapisnikar: LOUIS ~BREZNIKAR, L. Box 80, Frontenae, Kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, W. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac, Hans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAKAR, Box 800, w. Mineral, Kans.
JOHN ERzEN, Jenny Lind, Ark Box At.
Sprejemna pristojbina cd 16. do 40. lea znaSa samo eden
Dollar. Vs. dopisi Sc maj blagovoijo posijati, gl tajniku.
Use denarne poSijatve pa 81. blagajniku.
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Vojaki so jo prehiteli. ona je
obstala in Sc ozrla. Ma koncu IL
hce so stall redki vrsti vojaki
in zapirali izhod ma trg. Trg ie
bll prazen. Spred so Sc tudi zibale
Sive postave in Sc pocasi pomika-
lie prot ljudem
Hotela je nazaj, a ne da hi Sc
zavedla, .ie sla naprei; dospevSi
do vogala je zavila V tesno. praz-
no ulico.
In zopet Sc je ustavila. Tczko
le vzdihnila in DrisluSkovala.
Nekje spred je vpilo ljudstvo.
(Dalje prih.)
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Frontenac, Kans., 6. Julia.
PR KRAJEVNIH
DRUSTVAH A. s. B. P. D.
v MESECU JULIJU, T. L.
Novo ustanovljeno drustvo, St.
20. v Ely, Minnesota:

John Podboj. John Schurk.
Jernej Janezic, Josef Virant, Ant.
Schurk, Anton Godec, Dam. Me-
stink, Peter Skvadsky, F. Terdan
Alojs Porusek, John Lozar. John
Lusnak, Frank Seskar, Anton
Mikolic, Anton Intihar, Frank
Martinjak, Alois Kalan, John Ar
ko, John Ga6nik, Ludvik Dejak,
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NATL.
Socialen roman V dveh delhi.
Spisal Maxim Gorkij.
(Dalje.)

oh strani in nekoliko vzad "a
MIN je stopal 5 teikimi koraki,
visok, obrit Glovek. ; Sirokimi, 81
vimi brkami, dolgem sivem,
rdeGe predlozenem plaSGu in z
zoltimi generalskimi portami ma
Sirokih hlacah. Kakor MalOrus .je
drzal roke ma hrbtu in privzdig-
nivSi goste Obrvi je ogledoval
Paula.
Matt .ie opazila neobseznO We
ike, = njenih prsih ie nepremiG-
no teal glasen vzklik. XII Sc ie
skuSal z vsakim vzdihljajem IL
trgati; duSil 10 je, a ona ga je
z%adrzavala. prijemaje Sc "a prSi.
Pehali so 10 semintja, majala Sc
je ma nogah in drvela naprei brez
misli, skoro brez zavesti. Cutila
je. da je "a MO Gez dale mani
liudi, hladen val Sc Jim je blizal
in iih ~razkropil.
Use bolt so s. blizali ljudje 2
rdeco zastavo. COST verigi sivih
liudi. razlocen ie bill obraz voja-
kov - Sirok, cez vSo ulico raz-
tegnJen, popacen obraz = van.j
so bile neenakomernO poseiane
raznobarvne oci. a pred MIN so
kruto lesketale tenke ostrine ba-
ionetov. Namerjeni ma ppsa lju-
di, so recall in trgali drugega va
drugim Cd mnozice in jo razkro-
pill. Sc preden so Sc Jill dotaknili.
Matt ie slisaia "a sabo stOpinje
bezetih. Potrti, nemirni glasovi
so kriGali:
Narazen, otroci -.
- Vlasov. bezi. $50.
- Pavel. nazaj.
- Vrzi zaStavo vStrau. ie Jed
nakomerno dejal VicSovscikov.
- Daj 10 sem. da .io sDraviml
z roko ie pograbil "a drog. "a
fstava je omahnila nazai.
- PuSti. - ie zakrical Pavel.
NikOlaj je umaknil roko. ka-
kor da bi Sc bill opekel. Pesen .je
utihnila. Ljudie so obstali in OBJ
krozili Pavla, ampak on Sc .ie pre-
rinil naprei. Nastopil .ie molk. hi
10 je. kakOr da hi Sc bill izpustil
IL viSav in obdal ljudi 5 prozor-
MIN oblakom.
Pod zastavo je stale dvajset
ljudi, mic vec, ampak trdno so
stall in privlacili k sebi mater
Z boiazniio in Z ne.jasno zclio. da
jim nekaj pove .
Gospod pOroGnik, vzemite
to! - ie zadonel enakomer-
nj glas visokega starca.
IztegnivSi roko je pokazal ma
zastavo.
X Pavlu je skoGil drobni off
circek, zgrabil Z roko "a drog in
zakrical:
- Izpustil
- Roke proc! - je glasno de-
jail Pavel.
Rdeci prapor .je trepetal V IRA
ku, nagibal sc ma levo in ma des-
no in sc zopet vZravnal. Oficir-
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eek je odskoeil in sedel ma zem-
ljo. Mimo matere je 20 bliskovO
svignil Nikolaj, z iztegneno roko
in skrcenO pestjo.
- Zgrabite Jill - je zaklical
starec in udaril z nogo ma zem-
Ito.
Nekoliko vojnkov je skocilo
naprej. Eden je zamahnil 5 kopi-
tom - zastava Sc ie zamajala, sc
nagnila in zginila sivi kopici.
- Oh! - je nekdo zalOstno
vzdihnil.
In matt ie zatulila Z zverins-
kim glasom. V odgovor il je "a
donel IL vojaSke tolpe jasni Paw
lov glas:
- Ma svidenje, mama! Ma svi-
denje ...
xiv .ie! Name mislil - je
dvakrat udarilo V materinem ST.
Gu.
Ma svidenie, mamica!
Ma prste je stopila, mahala z
rokami in Sc trudila, da bi ju vi
della; mad glavami vojakov .je u
gledala okroglo oblic.je Andreia
- nasmeialo Sc il je, priklonilo.
- LjubGka moja Andriu-
Sa PaSa 49, je zakricala.
- Ma svidenje, sodrugi! - sta
zaklicala IL voiaSke tolpe.
Odgovarjal .iima ie mnogogla-
sen, raztrgan odmev. u oxen .je
prihajal, odzgor, S streh.
V prsi so 10 suvali. Skozi me-
Clio Y oceh je videla pred seboi
oficircka, njegov obraz .ie bill
rdeG. napet; zadrl sc je mad MO:
- Proc. starka.
Odzgor dol ga je pogledala,
pod njegovimi nogami ie zapazi-
la drOg zastave, prelomlien ma
diva konca ma enem je visel
kos rdecega platna. Pripognila
Sc je in ga pobrala. Castnik il je
iztrgal palico IL rok. jo vrgel
proc in teptaje z nogami zakri-
cal:
- Poberi sc, pravim. $50.
Sredi voiakov .je zopet razpla-
menela pesen:
"Na noge. delavec. Ma plant"
Use Sc je vrtilo majalo. ire
petalo. V zraku .je Sumel COST ne
miren hrup. podben zamolklemu
brencanju b%rzojavnih zic. Cast
mix je odskocil in ~razdrazeno "a
vpil:
- Tho! Narednik Krajnov. .
Matt je zibaje stopila pc ko.
nee droga. ki ga je castnik vrgel
proc, in ga pObrala.
fantastic Jim gobce
Pesen Je zatrepetala, Sc trgala
in utihnila. Nekdo je priiel mater
Ia pleGa, 10 zasukal in sunil V hr-
bet
Bel, bezi
lzpraznite ulico! - ,je "a
kriCal Gastnik.
Deset korakov pred seboi ic
matt zopet ugledala gosto mnozi-
co ljudi. Tulili so, kriGali. lviz-
gall, st poGasi umikali in Sc raz-
ilvali ma dvoriSGa.
Bel. hudic, - je zakriGal
materi Ma uhO mlad vojak z brki
in jo pahnil ma trotoar.
Sla je opiraje sc ma drog. in
noge so Sc il Sibile. Da Sc ne
zvrne, sc je 2 drugo roko oprije-
mala "a stene in plotove. Pred
MO so sc umikali liudje. poleg
ME in "a MO so korakali vojaki
kriGec:
- Naprei. naprej
Vojaki so jo prehiteli. ona je
Obstala in sc ozrla. Ma koncu IL
| lcp SO stall " rn5ki yrS+; ,.o;ol;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10
Two Vetoes Are
Not Sustained

The council yesterday afternoon,
BIZ vote Of s to ?. passed two bills
over the mayors vetoes. One was
the flag ordinance. which had been
drawn By the mayor himself, but
had been amended by the council.
Counciimen Blaine, Griffiths and
Erickson voted 70 sustain the
mayors veto.
The second Was the granting OF a
license TO Aronson Bros. at sO4 Sec
ond av. The mayors objection was
that the property owners on Sec.
ond nv. did not want any more "a
looms on that street. While riding
over the mayors veto. the council
nj the same time informally agreed
10 grant no more new licenses on
second av. Councilmen Blaine.
Criffiths and Haas voted with the
mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10

BUSINESS GIRLS
OF SEATTLE GO
PICNICKING

This is another gala day for the
members of the Seattle business
Girls club.
They have them almost every
week during tho summer. and the
winter, too, for that matter. only
this In balmy summer time. and
you are more interested In knowing
what they are doing for fun right
now.
This special red letter day came
about like this. II came In the reg
ular cut and dried way In the al
manac: but TO the club II came Ia
the effulgence of an invitation from
the Tacoma Business Girls club.
Tho proper official member here re-
ceived from the equally proper Of
fetal member at Tacoma properly
and officially worded invitation for
maily inviting the Seattle club to
picnic at Park Defiance.
Park Defiance Is one OF the
beauty spots OF the coast, and bust
ness girls az well as others know
how 10 read between the lines OF
an invitation. no matter how Off.
cially worded and delivered.
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The nutritive value OF fruit Is
very small. There are those who
use II sensibly as a part Of their
meal. And there arc those who
make their meal OF II entirely.
II is well to remember that
about so per cent OF the bulk OF
fresh fruit IN water. The tissue
building substance. the protelda.
are present in lcss than 1 per cent
Sugars and starches are present In
considerable quantities from TO
i6 per cent In fresh fruit.
Acids vary from 10 2 per cent.
OF salts and extracts there Is
about ~ per cent OF each.
The value OF fruit as a food Is
In the following order
/. Because II 10 appetizing and
paiatable.
2. Because II In refreshing and
thirst-qucnching.
3. Because OF its nutritIve prop
critics.
4. On account of It's salts and
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TALKS BY THE STAR DOCTOR
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USE AND MISUSE OF FRESH FRUIT


acids.
s. On account OF fits action on
tho kidneys.
6. Its laxative properties.
For It's appetizing value. fruit
should be eaten before meals. II
taken as dessert AZ the end OF the
meal fruit has It's best effect from
the nutritive standpoint.
As n laxative II should be taken
on an empty stomach. preferably
soon after rising in the morning.
Fruit should not be eaten to
excess. Nor should a person think
one or two apples or bananas a
suitable meal. However. II Is best
eaten az meal times.
Fruits and grain make good
combination. Sour fruits and milk
do not go together. Fruit should
be thoroughly clean before eating.
Dirt on rosy apple is no more
healthful than In a glass OF milk.
Laxative fruits are figs. dates,
raisins. prunes. apples. grapes
gooseberrles. plums and currants
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A few weeks ago The Star told
its readers about n talented little
tot. called Baby Doris-really Doris
Baker. 1905 Ninth ay. The story
told of her fairy dancing. sweet
singing. OF her humorous reciting.
and how she can play the cornet.
There might have been exaggcra-
tlon about that little story; but
there was no need for Il. and last
night Baby Doris proved II AZ the
Princess theatre. al Goth av. n. w
A gold medal was offered for the
cleyereat and most talented child,
aud nine little youngsters com
poted. IL was Baby Doris birthday.
and she was Just five years Of age
TO the day. and the youngest con
testant. In addition 10 the medal.
each child was To receive box of
candy and a big bunch OF flowers,
but the tots did not fully under
stand.
I'm going to do my best for the
medal" said little six-year-old.
Huh" replied Baby Doris. II
Amt. want the flowers. I'm
goin' 10 dance and speak and sing
and play my bestest cause | want
10 get tho flowers" She did. And
she carried off the medal to boot.
Baby Doris is the youngest cor.
netist west of Chicago. and con
vulses one with her comlcal rendi
ton OF Her Sawdust Pain" as
easily as she charms with her
graceful dancing and sweet little
voice
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Dear lived with husband for
myself To YOU
but o r. 10 make life
things
why don't leave " u
don't like children
TO consider But don't make mistakes love him
and believe he lie all this world threw MI the
rest away ia not to consider support but would ee
right he don't mean tho
ngs he lie and good most Of the time ana never
holds
him patient don't
himself
bullying m good an IL
much good him
II would helping him. Can
hope he bully but
the terrible fautmore aent
Please help HEARTslCk
A-Tha only nsnis him is himself
God help who refuses be helped 49,.
but IN OF MS
best moods and try inspire him 70 overcome this habit Is MN
plainly will him n he will make the effort
win for BY staying only hindens him pc
but DO
willing Mysteries and exaggerated
controlled
mind. You have grand work before
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CANDIDATES
FILLING RING
WITH LIDS

The ring is Just full OF lids. In.
dicatlons are thar when the filings
close today. the banner record. 40
far as numbers so. for candidates
win have been made this year In
the nrimarieA
In the first place. the socialists
have added number of candidates.
for they enter. for the frat time. un-
der the direct primary law. having
established themselves as major
party two years ago. when their
candidate for supreme court Judge
received more than 10 per cent OF
the total vote cast.
In addition 20 tho socialists, the
democrats are also more active
than they have been since the prl.
mary law went into effect They
will have candidates for every OF.
flee. practically. something that has
not happened In recent years In
thia state. For governor slono they
will have seven candidates
In tine November election tho
scrap viii be further augmented,
undoubtedly. by tho candidates. OF
third-party men.
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HOW TO KEEP SLEEVES
OUT OF WATER WHILE
WASHING YOUR HANDS

One OF the annoyanccs OF wash
Ing the hands at a fixed lavatory
or wash basin IL the tendency Of
the sleeves TO drop down, after
they have been rolled up. and
come In contact with the water.
This can DO entirely done away
with by the fixing OF two wire
guards 10 the side OF the basin.
as shown in the sketch. The
guards can be made OF wire bent
TO the proper shape and can be so
fixed that when not In use they
drop under the basin. II the arms
are inserted In the crotches OF the
wire II will be found that the
sleeves can be kept away from the
water easily and there will be no
Interference with comparative free
dom Of movement.
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A FOREIGNER AND
HIS SWEETHEART


Dear Mlss Grey: A few weeks
ago wrote you and asked ques-
ton. on the 30th of July ! found
your answer In the paper. and. hon
cstly. ron did Iift a heavy burden
from my heart that day. Your an
swer happened TO come on my e5th
birthday. and you can imagine how
happy was and am now. What
better birthday present could ! getE
You remind nee 40 much Of moth
er that I believ. I will call yon that
after this. You may think ] am
not n fuilgrown man, but tell you
that little word mother means
much 20 me--reaily. do not kno~
which means most 20 me. mother
or sweetheart. You say that my
sweetheart is a jewel. and you are
correct. but think you are a jewel
yourself. with heart Of gold. To
day received q letter from my
sweetheart. and she says. Write
10 Miss Grey and tell her that she
did give me my boy. the only boy !
DO love. back again" We both join
In thanking you.
A FOREIGNER AND HIS SWEET
HEART.
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TENNIS PARTNERS.

Dear Miss Grey; ~ girls ~ 10
and Is are playing tennis 10 a court
next 10 one occupied BY two boys
and tho boys ask permission 70
play with M. ~oaid u be propsr
20 accept n are were not acquainier
with themf iCNOTs
A.-Thcre II no harm In playing
the game with the boys II you go
homo after u. and do not ACCEPT
further acquaintance until you
have found out shat kind OF boys
they are. and have spoken To your
parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10
WHOSE cHickENsf


Dear MIss Grey: II a nelghbor's
hen brings out a brood OF chickens
from ers laid In our barn BY our
hens, who In entitled 20 the chick.
ems. HAYSfED.
A.--netter divide even Good
thing Il Is chickens. not chicken. or
would have TO give Judgment such
"a Solomon gave when two women
claimed the same baby. lie de-
creed Il be cut IN half. and the real
mother was az once willing 20 give
IL to the other woman 10 save It's
life; whcreupon wise solomon gave
Il Into the mothers arms.
"Marjory": Send stamped, self
addressed envelope.
CYNTHIA GREY.
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ONE WAY.


Dear Miss Grey; met mar
rled man six years ago. We both
loved each other at once. | have
been wife TO him in every way
but name. He still lives with his
wife. Miss Grey. believed things
would be different than they are
now. thought he would get di-
yorce and we could BIO married, but
now don't think he will ever leave
her. He says he loves me better,
only he stays with her for duty's
sake.
1 am not happy and never can
be the way we live. | want a true
husband and home. know II would
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THREW HER DOWN


Dear Miss Grey; am not yet
II and have written several stories
which all my friends say are fine
Tor one of my age and experience.
| Wish to know II there IS any way
can get them published eheaply.
or, n not that. az least criticised
have read many letters asking
why spoony girls are preferred BY
all young men. and wishing 70 know
why they criticise these girls be-
hind their backs.
wish TO state my case. too. Be
fore came here ! was generally
regarded as a sensible girl, and had
never In my life allowed any one to
be mushy to me. Here | have gone
with several boys. and each. be
cause refused to spoon, threw me
down. Can you tell me the reason
GIRL FROM KENT.
A.--They don't know any better.
Send me a stamped. self-address-
ed envelope. and will tell you how
10 get your stories criticised.
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Big Progressive Victory

TOPEKA, Kas.. Aug. lO.-Ihat
tho progressives swept Kansas In
every contest put before the voters
In the recent primary election was
established today here by the com
plete returns which show that Gov;
stubbs apparently has defeated
Chas. Curtis, incumbent. for tho
senatorial nomination. While an
official count may be necessary 70
determine the exact vote. II Is an
undisputed fact that stubbs has car
ried SO legislative dIstricts, Curtis
~ and the others doubtful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10
FIGHT TO FINISH

A fight to the finish is contem-
plated By the miners whom the
Carbon Coal * Clay company
"a seeking TO evict from their homes
at Rayne. Wash. The miners yes
terday put up t125 cash bonds to
prevent the writ OF restitution re-
Gently Is sued by Judge Ronald
from taking effect until after q
hearing into the merits OF the case
In October. The miners claim that
the company is seeking revenge be-
cause they had attempted to organ.
ize a union. The houses are rented
from the company by the miners
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be better Tor me 90 give him up
then maybe could meet A man who
would marry me: but ! am only a
weak girl who loves with her whole
soul and Il seems like I cant give
him up. Please give me your ad'
vice as | have no one else 10 ask.
Who h the most 10 blame. he or ~
l think he n. he thinks !.
A.-You are equally 20 blame; he
for being untrue to two women. you
for being untrue 10 the wife and
your own womanhood,
II you give him up only because
you want q husband and a home.
AelfiHhneAa ~ prompting you. You
will never be happy until you give
him up for the sake OF his wife.
and because Il Is right DO what
you know 10 be right. no matter
how hard. and persist In II. and
good will follow.
win Lonesome Mildred" send
Miss Grey her addresay II will no,
DO printed. =
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DO BETTER WITHOUT 1T

LOS ANGELES, Aug. f0.--For the
second time Deputy Sheriff Gates
revolver has caused him trouble.
Showing brother officers how TWO
prisoners seized the gun. ana, WIN
il. beat him unconscious, the
weapon was discharged. Gates re-
ceIylng a painful wound In the
hand
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qA99&y9} lD2l5dher

mush. Here IL an excellent place
TO use a baby ice-cream freezer;
but II you haven't any, use bak-
ing-powder tin lbelng sure that Il
does not Leak and lard pail. TINS
lmprovIsing freezer that answers
admirably.
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raAnk sEARloHT DEAD

LOS ANGELES. Aug. i0.--Frank
IT. Starlight, former president OF
the American Press HumorisI as
sociation and for years an active
newspaper man IN Southern caii'
fornia. dieehhere today OF paralysis.
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ECZEMA
Also Called letter, salt Rbeum. rrmritns.
Miik-Cru.t Weeping skin. Etc.


FczEMA CAN BE CURED TO STAY,
and when say cured I mean Just what !
say U-R-E-D. and not merely patched
up for awhile. 10 return worse than DO.
fore Remember ! make this broad
statement after putting ten years OF my
time on this one disease ana manning IN
the meantime a quarter OF a miulon cases
OF this dreadful disease. NOW, 40 not
care what ali you have used, nor how
many doctors have told you that you
could not be. cured--ail l ask IN tust q
ehance 10 show you that ] know what !
am talking about. II you VIII write me
TODAY I will send you FREE TRIAL
Of my mild. soothing, guaranteed cure
that will convince you moro ~ Jay
man I or anyone else could In months
time n you are Disguised and diseour-
aged, I dare you 60 give mo chance 70
prove my claims by writing mo today
You viii enjoy more real comfort than
YOU had ever thought this world hold.
Tor YOU Just try Il and you VIII see
am falling YOU the truth.
Dg !. NJ. rANNADAy, sSf Park Square,
scdaiia, Mo.
References: ard Nat Bank, sedaiia. MO.
could you do q better act than 20 send
this notice TO some poor sufferer OF no
zomaf
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Ed Cudihec. the bourbon sheriff.
who made himself quite famous a
few years ago. and who Is eonaid.
cred a tower OF strength 20 any
democratic ticket. filed for sheriff
yesterday. THIS insures not only a
rcd.hot contest among the dozen or
SO republican candidates for tho
nomination. bat also hard fight In
the final election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10

sauteing is frying In a small guam
tity OF fat. Food so cooked Is much
more difficult OF digestion than
when cooked In deep fat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10

A nuncupative or unwritten win
Is one made orally by a soldier In
active service or by a mariner at
sea.
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NEW COMMENTS ON OLD PROVERBS

door love flies out the window
not love. but her counterfeit.
A pebble and a diamond are the
same 10 & blind man--open your
minds eye unless you prefer peb-
bles.
A wise man changes bis mind. a
fool neyer--some are fools when
hey think they are determined,
WADE LAWRENCE.
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Idaho. Nevada and Texas require
a ak months residence before d.
vorce proceedings can be filed.