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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

lpobnenber Sarmer an, ben 3errn bes
9eitorbehen Safer: .Weine &affern
%bebaupten, Sbr 3erbenbop babe Sbren
rptben Sebonz Stier nit einem langen
Weiier getobtet unb 8eibe ieien tpbt."
USE fonnte Der 20 ailometer entfernte
Sarmer ihDn 5tpei Stnnben lpdter bon
ieinen &affern ben @prfdH erfabren.
ba teleerapbiihe @erbinbuusen 3pis
Iden Den beioen Sarmen unb iibers
baupt III Der Ndbe nift beitanben2
Cine Seit lang in6te man bieie rdtbs
ielbafte rbrabtloie Geographic" Der
Neser ourd Elm Signalipitem an ers
fldrcn, bel DEM einselne Reaer eitf
amber o Siigelfuppen aus bic Nahs
ridt 5uriefen nnb tpeitereaben; MAJ
iprad) and bon Seneriignalen. Die bon
9erg 81 Berg ale @elbuneen nit ers
itannlifer S6ne0igfeit t~peitergdben.
Ses Gdtbiels 2oiun9 lit Die ourb bns
gauge iffpar3e Ifrifa perbreitete aItc
2 m eIprdhe e, Die biele
SorIhungsreiicnbe, insbeionbere i'm
mittleren Ifrifa. beobabten fonnten.
lpobei feit9eitelIt ipurpe, baB Die ners
idiebcnen Ne9eritdmme iiber einen
iebr 9enau alsgearbeiteten eemeins.
iaraen Signalfober perfiisen miiiien.
burb Den lie io5uiaaen burd) Elm gez
trommeltes Iories Ilpbabet beitimmte
Ielounsen unb Helisteiten fpeiters
geben, Sn Iittelafrifa arbeiten fat
iebe gtaht Die Srommeln. oft bort mar
bieie %ieltiamen, benz gilrupder nod
lnperitdnolifen Srommelii9naIc burcb
Die SiniterniB bon Sort gu 9orf
bringen, tie, tuerben aufseuommen,
idlenni9it ipeitergegeben unb beforz
bern 10 Nadridtcn in fiir5eiter Sriit
uber Gn%tfernnn9en bon 6rnbertcn bon
aiIometern freu5 uno aller burf Den
sall5en bunflen @eltt6eil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Safer nnb Sod.

Iris Saris ipirb Die nieblide Sc
5didtc bon elmer politiifen llnterz
baltlng 5ipiiden Safer 8ilbclm uub
Dem beriibmten ,Gbef DC cuiiine" gss
Golfer semelbet, pclh' lebterer Die
Slide bes .Sapag" 0nnpfers ipGb>
renb Der &aiierfabrt Ieitctc unb Dem
aaiier BEL bieier 8elegenbeit ieiner
@liidpunih gum Hegieringsinbildun
%ausIpredcn burfte. SieicS @clprGf
bat mad Ingnbe Srn. @scoificr'S fol-
senben 8erlallf gcnommen:
sd (gscoffier) ia9te: sd ipiln>
i6e Gurer Ninicitdt @eiuubbeit unr
lan9eS 2eben mn id gctrane mid, Der
Soffnung Iilsorud 5u geben. baB nil
nod Dor Dem IbifluB Sbrer 8egies
rung bas groSc burranitdre @rei8nif
bes Snbrbunberts bur6gefiibrt ieber
iuerSen = Die Seri0bnung 6ipiidcr
Seutidlanb mn Sranfreid)."
Ser Safer CAB mir Die 3uiidcs
RING. hnB bies Der grDBte 8nni6 NM
bas 3iel Ieiner anbnuernoen Semilbs
ungen lei. bab ioldes inbelien bodyii
f6nierig Iei utb feline beiten Ibii6tcn
ielten ibrem nabreu 8ertb mad, ge>
fpiirsigt niiroen.
sd erlaubte mir bic Semerfun9.
bah elm seipiiier Sbeil Der Treiie an
3eiten bon bebnuerlihcn @efiblSs
re9unsen beifimmt iperbc.
~2ie YreHe". erlpioerte Der 3ailer,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

Der 5ipci srobclt 6Iiiiic gciltft lhlb tic
burdfreu5ten babel Gin @cbiet, pds
i6rer Iniid,t llad) nod nicnlals BON
DEM SUB cincs @cnid)eu hetretcu lpprs
ben iit.@Sn5 Ynnb, bas mir burHs
ordn9cn. ipar ipilbcr als Afrifd 6lr
3eit, oils S%ipingitou bort einbraug",
iugtc 81. Titc. .y8ir mdftcn bir
Gnibednng. baB Der Srinpco uub Der
Ima5oncnitrom ibrc G.ucIlcn fnit on
rericlben Stcle babcn. SbatiGf,lib
flicBen ibrc fleinen giebcnfliiffc buril
chamber unb licgen nidt. lpic Die
mciiten anrtcn anbeutcn. pcit BON
einnnoer. 0tard)esltnl bdhcn mir lii
so Sogen fem menidllidts @cIen
auBer ~unierer II Mnnu ~itarfen ,grpcz
bition geieben. 8ir itieBeu nber .nuf
Siger unb Sapire, bic init io. 5nbm
ipie SalIstbiere paren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Or. 96nis Mamuers @uh5eit.

Iit i~pobrbaft fiiritlitcm 8lan5c
lpllrpc am 4. Iuguit in Sigmorin8er
bic Srnuun9 bes gre&ouigs Manuel
bon Tortugal nit Der Trin6ellir
Muollitd @ictorid bon Soben3ollerns
Sigmaringcn burdl Cardinal Nettp,
Dem frilbercn @r5biihof bon Si'labon'
p~pll5ogcn. 81 Den hcrporrngeno'ter
Der @dite gcbDrteu: aoni9ius Wtiltter
MnlnIiu bon Eprtuoal. Shirt bon
@ulcS, Sertrctcr bcs apni9s bon
Gnglonp. TrinS Gitcl Srieprih an
StcIlc bco beutid)en anilers, Sntdni
unb Sniantin Carlos bon Spdnlen,
&ertretcr bes aonigs unb Der apni9ir
BON Spnnicn. Der Ser6og bon 8enud
mn Der &cr5pg bon Ipltu, Tertreter
Der italicniitcn Snmilic; Der Erina
unb T~rinSeiiin bon &cnbpme nno Der
6er5og bon @ipntpcniier, Die Bourbon
Samilic pcrtrctenb; Der Scr5pg bon
Cporto, Sufcl bon aGnig @anncl
Srir5 Carol ulb Trin5cIiin Glilds
beth; Sriu5 unb Yrin5ciiin Setnrid]
XXXIII. bon NellB; E~rin5e11in
Sricbrid bon S%nhen5oQcrn; Der 8robs
bcr5pa nnb @robber8osin bon Saben;
pcrid,icbenc 0tit9liebcr Der fontgltd1
wiirttcmbcraiifcn 6ulnilic uno Des
fpuiqlidcn pprtuaiciiidcn 5anies.
Sci Dem firdlid,en Iufgcbot fpurs
Den idmmtlidc Sitcl hcs grzaonigs,
cinldliebIid, bes- Sitels @aieitdt, pcre
lelcn. nnb aud in Ben Die foitbnrcn
6od,5eitsgcifenfc begleitenben fiirIts
lid,en Sanbidreihen ,iuirb Manuel Der
aoni9stitel 5u 3beil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Die nbrabtluie Geographic" Der
Heser.

Sic iiineite 5bat bes beriihtisten
~tollen Wullnb", Oct in .oicien Sasen
i'm Somalilanbc cine engliihe &ameel>
reitcrtrlppe iibcrfiel nnb niebermeS
belte, bat I'M engliihen ltnterbauie
3u elmer grorterung gefilbrt, Die onrd
cine 4ntlport bes Observation-Disclosures.
Die I'M eriten IusenbIid iiberraihenb
fpirfte, ibren IbIdlub fa1o. Colonial
Sefrctdr &arcourt eripiberte I'M Tare
lament nIf cine Infrdge, baB CT iiber
Die SruppcnzS eipe9uu9en I'M Somalis
Ianbe feline Mittbsiluu9en MAIDEN
tpnnc. ipeil iolfe Insaben Den Wtnuab
Init lrnglaublifer Shnclliafeit" err
reidcn lpilrben. gr bate binsufiigen
fonncn, baB bcreits bclltc Die untbat
oes Mu0nb nit elmer fat rdtblelbaften
8eihipinoi9fcit gnn5 Ifrita Surhalert
bat lnb iognr idJon an Der @olpfllte
unb in Hbobelia in Den eingeborenen
Sorfern cifrig beiprofen miro. Ser
WfuIab erbGlt o Der &llte aus leoe
Rutrift I'M @erlaufe bon iuenigen
Stunbcn. obglcid linn feline Selegrn>
pbenlinieu mn npd piel ipeni9er Die
grrunscnidaft Der brabtloien Sele>
graphic 5ur @crfiisung itcben. Die
Sdne aistcit. nit Der i'm idiuar5en
Grbtbeil bon Negerborf 81 Neaeroorf
8eriihte unb Welbmnsen ellen, bat por
3eiten bic Ifritas &enuer ihon oft be-
ihdfti9t; man bat iogar bon ySanbcr@
fiinitcn", bon eincm unentoedten IehsS
ten Sinnc unb boz beipnoeren telepas
tbiideu @abcr Der Neaer iprefen
pollen, benn bon Infang an fonnte
fcin i3mciicl buriibcr berrihen. bnB Die
ihipor3cu @cpobner Nfrifn's iiber
irgenb elm Spltem Der Nahrihtcnz
llebcrmiitclitng ucrfilgtcn. oeien Seiz
itungsfabigfcit uno Sfneli9feit imz
mer mieber Staunen erlpedt.. Sm
iilo snfrifnniifcn arie9e fonntc man
bc%iipiclspeiie ieititelisn. Dab Die Nics
bcrlage Der gngldnoer bel Golenip 100
ailometer cn%tiernten aafiernsS 0rfern
bcreits 5lpei Stunben mad DEM ereigs
nib befnunt mar. fpobei leoe tclegras
pbiid)e Teritdnbisung pollfommen
mis9ei6lpIicu blieb. Bon ben 5abls
loIen Gbnlifen SGIen rd%tbielbaft
idneller Nafridten llebermittelung
mag ais Seiipiel mr. Elm Sail berpors
geboben iperben. Der ebenfals IN Siios
Ifrifa ben cngliiden 9ebproen piel
&opf3erbreden peruriadte. ob9leid bic
Relbung an lid 'obne Wihti9feit lpar.
lin 8 llbr iriib lpiiroe elm Safer bon
einem Cficn angefallcn, es CAB einen
anmpf, nm 10 llbr iuarcn Safer nnb
Shie tobt. 3ipei Stnnoen ipGtcr
ifrie6 Elm 9esen 70 ailometer entfernt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

meter erbDbt. Sic 8eiaeins ipirb
i%nseeianmt neiln5ebn Wann alfs
%lpeiien, 5lpei Cffi5iere als Siibrer unb
Steapertreter, einen @arines Snges
rieilr als getriebs< S~n9erieur, eiaen
Steuerinailn, 5tpei acknowledgement;
ZEN, einen 9Raihiniifen nnb att
S%ootsnanns@ llnb Inidiriitcnmaate.
Sas uere Marine @2nftIdifs ipiro in
~Spbannistbnl ftationiert perbcn. bis
Die 9oppel@S rebballe III Surbafen
fertiggeiteat lit. Sas biiritc In>
fangs bts Sabres 1911 Der SAT- iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
.Snperldfiges 9ariermittel fir
Grauen.

SAT- icbc Srau bat Elm gutes 60.
%riermittel notblpenbig. Or. Sings
Sem 2ife YiQen iinb gut, neil Die.
iclben prompt unb 5llperldiiig iino unf
fcine Sfmer5en ucruriuheu. Srai
No. 6. Dunlap 0 2eabiu. Gent.
iu9t: .Sr. Sings Neip 2ife Siller
bnben mir iebr piel aebolfen." 5olet
gudl nod, beute cine Sd,adtel. Yreis
25 Gents. Gmpipblen BON :. W
656 gtain Ctr. Dubuque,
Spiua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

yober rid)ti9er ein Sbcil bnpon lit in
Der Chat nidt mmpanbelbar sutcu
Soealen 9iinitis eeitimmt. Sroebem
bege ih Die iiderite 5ofinun9, meincrl
8nnid perlpirflift 81 icben, nnb ous
ut mcin Ser5enstpunld."
Gi9cntli6 ioate man bcntcn, baB
Der Sod bel leinen Sdiiiicln bleibel
uno Der aaiier feline politilhcn Ser
5enspiinidc in bes 3er5ens perihpic@
aencm Sdlrcin bciuabrcn ipllte. Ticle
leid)t ipa Die obige nieblidc @eidid,tc
aud mir anbelltcn, bic bcutidsfrun50s
hide Suppc lei bcrartie pcrial5cn unb
Der eilropdiidc SerenteIicl tode 10
ipcit iiber, baB uilr Gin @enie Der
9%aitronomic belfen fpnnc,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Die Gnellen bes Srinprp unh bes
Nmaspnenitrpmcs enfbeff.

@ie aus Nep g)orf beriftet tpirb.
baben 81. 5nniltou Hiee. Der be-
fannte eneliihe Sorifunssreiienbe,
nno fem Sesieiter, lieutenant q; Y.
Sitter bon Bauer, nils Bieu. Die se>
rabe bpn .einer Meiie 'burdJ ben7 iiips
annerifaniiden llrtpnlb ~Snriifsefebrt
limb, Die @ntbedun9 eemaht; bnb Die
S1iellen bes Srinoco linb bes Nmas
5onenitromes gan5 nabe %beieinanber
lie9en. Sreibig Wonate lang buttcn
Die beiben Wdnner nad) Den Gueflen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Sem 9iu6m, oas alteitc @oItbaus

Sem Nubm. bas dlte1tc @aitbuus
in Seutlhianp 5l iein, beHst Der
rSd9lihen 8lnbidlal" ,5ufolgc = Der
r8olbene Spfpc" in rer bogtldnoiIdcu
Stabt Iborf nabc Ylnuen. Cine 8pcite
Rcrfpiiroi9feit 1T, bnB bas @oitbulls
felt LAO, nlip lett fdit 800 Sabren
i'm Seiise elmer nnb berielbeu Sanilie
Gnmcns alarner iii, Su Dem @aitr
baltie bcfinbet lid iibri9ens cine
Goethe Stube",, iporin Der Sifter
au9eblih fem gpos iiber rSermunm
utb Sprotbea" 5u gnbe gebihtet bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Cine biibihe @eididte ans 3entndp

er5dblt cine i'm Often erideinenbe 3eis
tune: Oscar Surner unb Hibtcr
Satnes 8ennett iparen in bemIelben
&entudier Siitrift ais Ganbibaten fir
ben GongreB ailfseitelt. Bon Srlsenb
duf iln5ertrennlite Srelnbe. lieben tie
iih bilrh bieie pplitii6e gpnfnrren3
lire Se5iebrnsen niht itoren. i'm
@esentbeil: lie madten iosar Die
Gampagne 5ufammen. @ines Mbenbs
famen iie naf einsebrodener Sunfels
belt an ein Sarmbaus uno baten Inn
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-13
GUNMEN SHOT INTO CROWD OF
STRIKING MINERS

Calumet, Mich, Oct. 13.-Without
apparent cause, gunner in an auto
mobile near the Centennial mine fired
into a parade of copper strikers and
their wives and children. No one was
hurt. Military officials who witnessed
the shooting took the names of the
gunner, but declined to arrest them.
Officials of the Western Federation
of Miners made formal demand upon
the civil authorities for the arrest of
the gunner.
More than 1000 strikers partici-
pated in big demonstration yester-
day in connection with the funeral of
Joseph Manerich. Manerich was shot
to death last week in the fight in
which Deputy Sheriff Pollack also
was killed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-13
HOLD MAN IN MYSTERY

Champaign, ILL.,, Oct. 13.-Charles
Phipps, a shoemaker, was arrested
today in connection with the case of
William Larry, wealthy Urbana bach
clor, believed to have been murdered
Tor his money.
Larry's body was found in a corn
field south of the city yesterday. He
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-13
WANT FEDERAL PROBE

Trinidad, COL, Oct. 13.-Vice-Pres-
ident Hayes of the United Miners
states that the union leaders will well
come federal investigation into the
strike of 5000 Southern Colorado
coal miners. He declares the strike
has been peaceful SO far as the men
are concerned, but that congress will
uncover many sensations in connec-'
ton with working conditions in this
field.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-13
TO DUST MOTHER TEACHERS

New York, Oct. 13.-Under orders
from the Board of Education, Supt.
of Schools William H. Maxwell is
rounding up all married teachers who
have become mothers since January
1. The anti-mother faction of the
board is expected to order suspension
in each case. 1t is expected that at
least fifteen cases will be found. a.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-13


A NATIONAL LABOR EXCHANGE
Washington, Oct. 13.-The Amer
lean Federation of Labor is to take
up and actively work for the propos-
ed bill for a National Labor Exchange
which will probably be introduced
into Congress at an early date. The
Federation's legislative committee
has examined and approved the pro-
posed measure, which seeks to use
the postoffice as, labor exchanges to
put the unemployed workmen in
touch with employers and vice versa.
President Samuel Gompers in his last
annual report recommended the es-
Enlistment of such a plan. Indica-
tons are that the proposition will be
endorsed at the annual A. F. of L.
convention which meets in-Seattle in
November.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-13

had flashed. roll of $1,000 in the
establishment of Phipps, and when
the body was found, Phipps volun-
teered information which caused him
to be suspected.
Phipps was a tenant of the muir
dered man.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-13

on Mrs. s. odochawaski, %, 1715
Brigham st.
Mrs-Mary Buthu, eos w. a5th pI.,
stabbed and seriously wounded by
husband, who was later arrested.
Yeggman got $500, from safe of
Peppas & Alex, 166 N. 9Th av. Frank
Gilbert. Is, arrested later as suspect.
Alligator, mascot of Northwestern
University fraternity, is lost.
Daniel SchwaIe, 1900 S. Jefferson
ST., struck and probably fatally in
jured by auto owned by Monarch
Auto Livery Co.
Jurav PavIiny, 847 N. Pulaski av.,
lied from skull fracture received in
fight with John Frunda, 2209 w. Erie
ST., and Geo. Washka, 2144 w. Huron.
Henry Eisenberg, 1886 w. Polk ST.,
struck by taxicab. Leg broken.
Stanley Morkievicz, SO; 3242 W.,
38th ST., arrested on charge of coun-
terfeiting Canadian money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-25
(aMWkW
.5aeoppE SP0NDENIS

Q-ricase tell me- ~ Z can got my
o"H daughter back. she I. row -
wars old. When va. yaung I
was hayward, 81, she has un father.
lett hrf one ntxht en the door step
of some wealthy pcapir. She W..
~r~ks old They taoL her In aud
earrd Zoe her as II she were their
uWn child. she believe. them 60 b.
her parents. a. they told her that.
I am now ahic Go provide Tor her
common and decent iifc. but cant
hr~tew the iu>nrie. .h~ new sets.
WIN " he wrong e. tell, ar let hrs
hnew that I ann her real mother
she W ~ Happy, and l am afraid
" I tel her v VIII make her nii.-f-
Rhie. and mayb- she viii be ashamed
Ga think l am her mother. I am a
geed woman new. and love hrf q.
ans mother loves her chiid. shall 1
wait Hntii she :. Is, and then tell her
the truth and irt her rheos.s Mi-.
GREY, please toll IN. what 60 do,
aud ! viii anything 60 make my
daughter happy, even n Z die hroken-
hearted. No one know. she I. my
daughter, Help me. I was poor
east-awsy ehlid myself
hRohE> HEARTED MOTHER
Ar these people have adopted
the child Il Is useless 10 try TO get
her without their consent before
she Is Is, From my varied exper.
lcnec In such matters | would say
20 let matters rest az they are.
Why bring suffering on three peo-
pie who ara In no way TO blame for
your mistake Make this sacrifice
out OF true mother love: go one
step further. II you are truly ca.
pahlo OF training a child properly
and have honest means for it's sup.
port. why not take some little waif
who has no home and be as good a
mother 10 x as you would have
liked 20 be TO you own ohildg
OIL ueaid In. little % your
eplnisa. I have bcen xoinx with .
xiri for seine time. and lately 40
have h-~n In tho habit Of kh.ink
New she hs. Dropped me snd .. goinK
With another follow. Who 1 know /.
net 10 Zoe h~r company.
like the xiri. and have h~-a a
brother to her. aud her mother trvat.
me Ike sas. kno~ she viii give
tho ether fellow as many ar marv
than she did mr. s>O>NMots
A.-You don't know anything of
the Kind: but maybe the other fel.
low feels moro brOthcrly than you
tid. In such case. according TO
your theory. he would be entitled
10 more. The fact Of the matter II
that brothers and sisters seldom
kiss after they are grown. And.
more. a man takes n moan advan-
tage OF a girl when he seliishly
takes what does not belong To him
under the title OF "brotherly Rffec-
ton"
Tell the girl you made n mistake
She may have selected the other
man because he does not ask her
TO kiss him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-25
REGAL Dental Offices

Or. L. n. Clark, o. D. g., Manager
14o5 Third Az, N. w. Cor. Union
NoTE--Brin0 This 40 win YOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-25
GET RID OF THE TOR
MENT OF RHEU-
MATISM

That you can do by Kidding
yourself OF the cause. Weak.
sluggish, inactive kidneys al
low the uric acid crystals to
circulate in the blood. and
these, lodging in the joints and
muscles, cause rheumatism,
lurnbago. and stiff, swollen,
aching joints. Foley Kidney
Pills case your pain and tor
ment from the time you begin
taking them. They positively
and permanently build up the
kidneys, restore their normal
action, and strain out the
uric acid crystals that cause
the rheumatism and lumbago.
Try them. Sold by Bartells
Drug Stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-25

OIL wish you wsaid please sive
me title adstse. have b~~n
sosnx With q faang ~ my own
asc far over . year. and . IKE him
sery mach. a. he 10 aiways polite
when In my presence.
Tho s.iy shJee,ios I hsv. is that 10
cay. - lens ne 90 ~iih him I can
not 70 with say enc cleo. Z think he
hs. NO right To tell me whom Z sbaii
g. With and whom ! shaii act Ds
yoar nroSpIE
Ale certainly has not. A girl
or boy should have tho opportunity
OF associatlng with many OF tho
opposite sex II two people never
mingle with others. how are they
90 Judge OF human nnture1 Tho
young man must be very eoncoited
TO think that he can make up to
you for all your other friends
al come ts ysa b~~sas~ . know
ysa viii h-ip me. arm In love with
yoanx rsan 10. and Z 10. Mr.
parents win not let go out With
him ard Z dent $50 why. fer he IL
nLre youns man. shall arup him OF
SO sssin-, my parents. willr
nLrE EYES.
Aft you go against your par.
ents' viii you make yourself liable
10 the juvenile Law. It's the love
part your parents object TO. am
sure I do not approve OF that
either until you are older. n you
would be willing 10 have young
men Just "a friends believe your
parents would be willing. Girls
spoil their own good times by play
ing at love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-25

o.-My daughter 81 - thinks .
nm too strict because Z object TO her
staying away after school until 5 or
e'eio-k. she -sy. other girls arc
allowed tn go whsr~ they pi~s.e. TO
play grounds. visiting. etc. and come
home when they wish. what D. Jour
opinionr MOTHER
Any opinion is based on facts.
and grave mistakes that overtaka
young girls and sometimes cloud
their lives are trncable 10 careless
oversight OF parents or no over
sight az ALL | wish more mother
held your views But II II not right
10 20 too far In the other direction
and deprive young people OF the
needlful exercise and recreation.
Why not allow her to invite the
girls homo to dinner once In n
while or just 10 play and have a
little lunch-just some fruit or
doughnuts or something simpler
Put up some bars and n trapeze.
running boards aud hay loft. II
possible. II won't cost nearly as
much as future trouble. n you have
but one child I would advise you to
adopt another.
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TURN EN- DOWN

Without supporting or condemn
ing the utterance OF the Times. We
wish to point out that since the
paper employees union men. It can
not be declared unfair.
This was the report made by the
special committee OF the Central
Labor council on the question OF
Withdrawing the patronage OF or
sanized labor from the Times. and
the motion to that effect intro
duced at the last meeting was
tabled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-25
ARREST DRIVER

The police today arrested A. II.
Johnson. charged with being the
driver OF an automobile which last
night struck Mrs. Nora $. Johnson.
40, dressmakor. on Fourth av., be-
tween Spring and Seneca SITS. The
driver OF the machine proceeded on
his way without stopping after run
ming. down the woman. Johnson.
who drives his fathers machine.
was released on 5000 ball.
At noon II was said at the Minor
hospital. whore the woman was
taken. that her condition is stu
serious. She WAS badly cut ana
bruised and IL believed to have sus-
tanned a fracture Of the left arm.
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MacDon9an t>)odhwick
~a %~~-'.~ssA.
REMNANT DAY
Bill Rendered Nov LIST

The OF the finds with short lengths OF
desirable embroderes ouncingH aoyers and In
ertons To close them quickly they have been reprced
Just the original price. First Floor
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q--rt.a-e dsnt think ! am fSol-
tsh 4 am -. and old snoaxh te know
lust what Z am talking about ! am
In toss With a friend. bat at timr- he
act. foolish. woaid give anything
% have him srt differently. bot
thar. ss~rn to get vsrs~ ta.tsad ef
better.
he earvs more for me than anyone
sl.~ bat do~.n't have backbone
rn.axh IN tell me Mise Grey, cant
yeu tell me .urne way TO wake thu.
fellow up He maks- me .a tired
4 esuid shake him. but .tiii . love
him DE-fp>bf>E.
A.--The fellow may not be as
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o--Ny hey and gtFl have Just fin.
lsh~d grammar srhs~l. Ny huefssnd
and I sr~ called away Tor ahoat
year. and don't eAFv Go send thsu Co
high school. and weatd lie 10 knsw
Of s.sns college where th~y ran se
taxuthgr. Can yva give us the name.
Of a few n~zr here MOTHER
A.-You do not say whether you
wish to place tho children In A
business college or a regular school.
I would advise you TO 40 to the SUI
pcrintcndent OF the city schools
and ask his advice az 10 the school
that has the course best fitted 10
the future Of the children One
which will not put them back a
year when they return TO the pub
lie schnolA.