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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-22
MARKETS


Stalls 1874. Cats Blue Ribbon tea
lib. pkg. foc. \ IN. pkg 2sc. iO-lb. sack
-four zoe; OH pickles. ioc can: } cans
Minis baked beans. Csc n y lunch, a
big. old-faahioncd. home made straw
berry rhortcake. Ice. Stalls e5-ss. fenu-
inc Fiunan haddie. I5c h.. smoked
chinook salmon. gee. lbs 55c; fresh
salmon eggs &c TO 25c a string Stall 81
carp. lhs. lses shad roe. z5c stalls
and 2. Wineaaps. 15c crate. new pota-
toes. lbs. Zoe stan 70. extra fancy
Eoorsberrics. boxes lie. stall S. home
made ielliSd pigs feet. $50 ID: Eastern
bacon. zoe ID. Stall 81, biz red raspbsr.
ries. lee tray.
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stalls 2s-ss. ! H. hes; tea, ssci Glib.
pail pure lard. tsc. Stalls so-s4. legs Of
mutton. i5o ID: lamb shoulder. Ice ID
pork or veal roast. i6c h; shoulder hams.
~ NC ID. choice steaks. isc ID. Stalls
7i-a1. sliced red snapper. i0c ID; fresh
snclt. Ice ID; fresh Ehad. 30c and $50
ID. First av. entrance. pure cider vine
gar or apple cider. soc gal. stall rs.
hams isc ID: fancy bacon. zoe h: veal
roast. i2nc and i6c ID: leaf lard. i2nc
10. Stall 1878. ] can OF Heinz goods free
with each purchase doE cans. Stall 100.
best 4oc coffee. s5e ID. lbs si.oe.
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stan ~. lbs. best granuiated susaH
1fc. Stalls 1915. 1bc cans peas or bsana
leci cans corn or tomatoes. 2sc: $50
can minced clans. IQc. stall eS. home
made sauerkrauf. 1Nc 10. potato salad.
loc pit Premium boiled ham. 15c III.
iEc: 200 cans prunea or plums. ice stall
~. hnlihut, lbs. &c. salmon. 2 lbs iSc:
shad. -oc each; sole. lbs ibc. Stall
lt27. legs Of lamb lie 10. shoulder Of
lamb. ioc NJ; prime rib roast, ITO ID:
sirioin steaks. Sc H.: pot roast i2izc 10. I;
veal roast. ~ i4c H.. back bones. lbs
2bc. veal chops, 2oc.
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HOMESTEADS

Rolinquishmcnt on so acres fine valley
land, close 20 transportation within
easy walking distance of good high
school, ideal home or investments we'll
for domestic and irrigation purposes
about 20 acres cleared OF sagobruah
plowed ana In CROP about I v miles OF
fencing, etc. land close 20 this cannot
be bought for 81 600 per acre. and / look
to see this place. properly handled. TO
be worth that amount IN years. I am
unable TO improve this property. Close
by IL resort town. with many hotels and
sanitariumS affordlng home market for
chickens eggs. produce. etc Price for
REIMBURSEMENT with all improvements
$500 cash Address - o Box tfg. Sc
attic. FOR full Information. and then n
desired, win show the property or
chnrds IN neiFhhorhood loaded with
fruit berries produce immense crops
alfalfa cuts about 10 tons per acre
hogs thrive here 500 trees best COM
mercinl varieties. are bought FOR plant.
Ing on this place. and 40 free 20 pur-
chaser
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soe5-KIRKLAND FaRN-ssss

Fine view tract. We will build new
bungalow and sell acreage and house
FOR ss2b. terms $50 cash and SIS
monthly. You can raise chickens,
vegetables and berries; near ferry
dock Take tho ferry or Anderson
boat across 60 kirkland. Chll at
Burke & Farrar'a office.
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REAL ESTATE

LOU Tile HOMES
$3.50 TO $1,000
Terms iiooo 20 $500 cash. ana balane.
iieoo and $500 monthIy Tbs
use house 10 on tWo lots. Jus,
outside the city limits at FRuntle.
roy The 81 900 hous. 10 n the
Council Crest Addition. between
fEuntisroY and oatswood. This
Ii.tte house is located across the
street from the Kenny Home fOld
Ladies' namel. only fs~ blocks
90 tho beach. and one block 90
the ear. Come rut Sunday after
noon. AZ EndniYne. a. the end ~
tho Fauuueray car iina. Ask for
". a. Adams add ne sill show
ypu.
JOHN n WHITE CO.
se7 oriental block Main :sep.
30 You Know a ssAPf
future
polished floors. buiis-tn closet window
seat. ste.g lot toxi0o feet. neatly
fenced. Eartsn in. roses and shruhberg
half mile from city limits. tno assess
msuts 60 pay. blocks 20 car lire
1875 90. IrBe % cash balance EASY
and Ycsier way. itc round trip. 80
minutes ride TO Allentown station. In
quirs far g. n Putnam.
For saie-A Feoi Yiew jos on Gilman sv- :.
lot ietr2t s-ruum furnished house on
property. good flock - chickens All
Eoes Tor 81 tks. small payment down.
balance easy terms rs4i Gilman
FOR BALE OR RENT-A MODERN
BROOM COTTAGE. 1855 tsTH Az =:
lot isori2o. LOTS or BERRY AND
hosE BUSHES: OVERLOOKING
LAKE WASHINGTON PHONE EAST
sz5s
For sale Modern groom cottage. close
90 Woodland park and lake. furnished
or uafurnishod. VIII soil reasonable on
easy terms clear Of all incumhraaeos
Mrs y. ~. susy. Tte y. 7srd -.
$1,000
Here Il = bargain. b-roon modern cot
iREs. on Queen Anne. near Howe: has a
splendid view: blocks 20 W. Queen
Anne car and blocks 10 Kinnsar Park
car WIN make easy terms
$3.50
owner must leave city: Is sacrificing ut.
homo. a-room house. small barn and
chicken house. large corner lot s5xita:
all In garden. old fruit trees. best OF
soil. This Il In Rainier valley.
" a. sCnRoEpER. ai5 boston block.
Large. level corner lot. toxi0o. s5th n n.
and car line Ideal domestic. adjoining
beautiful Ravenna park. only saTs
cash. Thos r. Mclaughlin. us
blanchard ct Main sgz0
s-room and attic. Just finished by builder.
corner aend and Madison. viii take
clear realty as part payment; easy
terms
I1.rs.l H. TT,Tfr5seI 10 F0,T0T - -
terms Price $500. 90 60 end OF Phin-
ney car line. 50 west 10 3is W. S7th.
New bungalow. rooms and bath; sleep
ing porch. Everything up.to-dats: tive
car lines. best OF location. Good terms.
Phone East atih Ask Tor Reppe
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FOR EXCHANGE

At sacrifice. the largest transfer. cart
age and storage business IN a prosper
Gus Washington city OF 10000 popuia-
ton for good Seattle property II head
Of fine horses and full equipment
housed In concrete building very rea-
sonable rent. and T. a good money
maker. Tho business can be increased
materially. Illness OF owner compels
disposal. This IL rare opportunity.
The Helm Land Co. Inc, iii Amer
lean Bank Bldg.
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one acre. close in. improved with a small
pond. for $500. terms. o-Ai7 star.
NORTHWEST LOCATORS SELL
your property or locate you IN business
anywhere Northwest LocntorA Bts
Green Ridr. Fourth and Pike
why pay ront9 See uH Seattle Realty
a Hidr Co. White bldg
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ACREAGE

'uf Aais-aio aofea of uhs nrsst Land in
hsHtsrn Washington plenty water
nNailnhisI will sell thiH N desired. iu
sorncfe tracts. 81 ft10o yer acre. 1910
cash. balance years 1hiH inud o. ihe
plff ~ 600. 600 ceres. situated in settled
community on county road. close 90
railroad Can leave here iu me ever.
tnr. Hrn tho land sud got back the nest
day Like land in same place iH held
OF $50 900 ger acre. Don't mirs This
snap. East Tfb1 Call mornings ar
evenings
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has not again been paid IN advance.
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roe - iiomosteads, Alberta and British
Columbia Call "a Yesler way. room .
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20 MALE SITUATION
PERSONALS

sANDERsoN's PILLS
For women only: most popular and only
reliable remedy; cures tho most oh
rtiuato cases IN ? 20 10 days Price 81
box. or boxes for Is Money returned
n they fail Call or write open cveu-
ings Raymond Remedy Co. Room 81.
rfTL Pile ~
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SUMMER HOMES

MY OF OWNER AND KEEP con-
MfsEION--An ideal summer home. on
beach. a. much ground as desired /;
also good location Tor chickens and
berries t.s to SEQ per acre. 10 per
cent down. balance years W. II.
Campbell Glendale wash.
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ExchanRo- business lot and two dwelling
lots In Council HIN. Oklahoma. for 10
acres Of logged-off land. Business lot
close 90 bank and postoffice. Myron II.
Titus stanwood. Wash
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OKANOGAN VALLEY

J. =. GtEBNEH
tt7 New York Block
Your large garden tracts all IN good cui-
tivhfion and improved house. barn.
chicken house. berries and chickens
mich cows. Al for fi.too. small
cash payment. balance 90 suit. Take
F-atiio-1acams iuterufban a. AiFoaH-
-rail for J.. a rric.
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WANTED AUTOMOBILES

WI take ipi1 OF 1914 rord. b-pas-ouraf
"a first payment on house and lot bal.
ance only $3.50 This De- snap s~e
ewurf Ertnrt Views Aaunry, n. ~ cot
nor First and WaHhiurtan d. Phone
Main isTt ot Elliott 3taa.t
COWS Won K ruitb
VIII Nive trade on COWS fnr n Ford auto
MOBILIZE COVE are Young snd Enod. heavy
miikcrs can 90 tptf Ninth NV
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Classified Ad Rates
.We,re as close as your phone

ror further Information cali Main ssoo
Want Ads
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80 FURNISHED ROOMS
"a ROOMS-HOUSEKPNG

Large front room. suitable FOR two beds
phone. bath; N-2b per week Taa
Thomas q Queen Anne 24lI
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INVESTMENTS

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES. $500 UP
80 20 So. fully secured for sale by Jos
y Thomas Co. Inc, i0k Cherry st
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RENOVATED AND NEWLY FURNISH.
ed and unfurnished housekeeping and
sleeping rooms at very low rates aoi0
Western hv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-22

I5f3 wheel. coaster brace. new rims.
tires. good condition. We. snap
skasit hotel Room 90
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
SENATOR FLETCHER
WOULD ADJUST THE
RURAL CREDIT LAW
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 19.-An-
other step in the administration con-
templated plan of evolving a practical
system of rural credits where agricul-
turalists will be enabled to realize a
more complete loan value on their se-
curities, was taken this morning when
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher, of Flo
rida, chairman of the recently created
United States Rural Credits commits
sion. issued a call for a conference of
this interested in the plan to assemble
December 2.
A rural credits bill was prepared by
this commission several months ago,
and is now pending in congress- 1t is
modelled after similar laws now in sue
cessful operation in Europe, and was
drawn to suit conditions in the United
ed States, after an exhaustice review
of the economic problems in this coun-
try and those of German, England,
France and other progressive coun-
tries.
Speedy action is desired by Senator
Fletcher and other advocates of tbs
rural credits bill and the conference
called for next month will confine iti
activities principally to an effort to
adjust minor differences now existing
between such advocates, in order that
no opposition may be encountered
when congress reassembles December
4th. 1t is anticipated the rural cred
it's measure will be among the few i'm
portant bills acted upon during the
forthcoming short session, and admin
istration supporters today expressed
the opinion that it will be passed in
substantially the form to be agreed
on at next ponth's conference.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
GERMANS DELIVER
SUDDEN BLOW ON
ADVANCING TROOPS
German General Who Was Defeated at
Warsaw Turns and Attacks Russian
Fighting in the West Con-
tinues With Little Advantage to
Either Side.
(By Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. 19.-An unexpected
blow delivered on the Russian center
ty General Yon Hindenberg is the
big feature of the war news today.
The army commanded by this German
general is the same that was forced to
retreat from Warsaw short time ago.
Their rapid turn and the attack on
the advancing Russians was unexpect-
ed and resulted in a victory for the
Kaiser's army.
In the western theatre of war there
has been little change. Fighting in
West Flanders and the Argonne dis
trict continues with little apparent ad-
vantage to either army. Warships of
the Allies continue to shell Germans
positions in Belgium when the oppor-
tunity offers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
COLLECTOR HERE
FOR COLLECTION
GOVERNMENT TAX

L. r. Coley, deputy collector OF spe-
cial revenue taxes imposed, is now at
his Office in the postofice building,
where Americus citizens as individ-
uals or heads of corporations may call
for the adjustment of any taxes i'm
posed under the statutes. Mr.. Coley's
division covers thirty-one counties OF
middle and southwestern Georgia, and
hundreds of people therein are subject
to such taxation as imposed under the
special revenue act. Included in
these are commercial brokers. com
mission merchants, billiard hall pro-
prietors, dealers in tobacco, manufac-
turers of cigars and various others
subject to special taxes. These taxes
are now due and payable and penal
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
(By Associated Press.)

MARIANA, Fla, Nov. 19.-That the
doors leading to the fire escapes of
the state reformatory were locked,
making it impossible for any of the
boys to escape, is the sensational
charge hurled at officials this morn
ing on the heels of the fire of yester-
day which destroyed the dormitory
and burned ten hoys to death.
The charge that the doors leading
to the fire escapes were locked to pre-
vent the boys from leaving the dormi-
tory at nights is made by several prom
inent citizens of the city who claim
that they have made repeated protests.
Several of the boys back up their
claims.
1t is rumored here this omrning that
one of the boys set the building on
fire in order to make his escape from
the home. This matter will also be
looked into.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
PRISONERS AWAIT
EARLY CONvEN|NG
SUMTER'S SESSION

Twenty-three prisoners, white, black
and tan, constitute today the lineup"
in Castle Sumter, awaiting trial at the
session of superior court, convening
next Monday. 1t is a Heterogeneous
bunch, and it will be "23" no doubt
for several of them, charged with all
crimes in the category from pistol
target practice at the mullet supper,
down to the tragedy and disappearance
OF the hog. The grand jury which con-
venes Monday morning, will doubtless
draw to full house and add numerous
others to the list already Gagged. Civil
business will be entered upon in
superior court at the opening of the
session, the Jail cases following in the
week thereafter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
WILSON SANCU|NE PEACEFUL
SETTLEMENT TROUBLE WITH
THE SICK MAN Of THE EAST
PRESIDENT SURE THAT SOME MISTAKE HAS BEEN MADE AND
THAT THE LAUNCH OF THE TENNESSEE WAS FIRED UPON
WITHOUT THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE GOVERNMET TURKEY
WILL APOLOGIZE FOR INSULT.

He believes that it can be readily ex-
planned through diplomatic circles and
settled peacefully.
In the meantime, pending settle
ment of the incident, the Tennessee
and the North Carolina, warships in
Turkish waters, have been ordered to
make no move which might embarrass
the United States. President Wilson is
not anxious to plunge the United
States into the war and together with
his colleagues is attempting to smooth
out all differences that might push the
war cloud over our country.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
GERMANS AND ALLIES HAMMER
AWAY WITH THEIR HEAVY GUNS
TN EFFORT TO BREAK LINES OF
OPPOSING ARMY
INFANTRY IS GIVEN A REST
Rad Weather Keeps Foot Soldiers Busy
Irving to Keep Warm-Sufieripg is
Intense All Along the Battle Line
(Snecial to Times-Recorder.)


PARIS. Nov. 19.-It was officially
announced here this morning that the
artillery battle which has been raging
in the north continues with unabaited
fury That both the Allies and the
Germans are making desperate efforts
- ,roak down the defense of the other
army is clearly evident, it is stated.
In the region between the seacoast
ord the river Lys, the artillery duel is
osneciaIIy fierce. The field guns Of
.,o Allies here are reaping bloody
rewards it is thought.
On account of the severity OF the
u,irtor weather, both armies have tenn
.orilv suspended all infantry ad-
100 The foot soldiers are kept
,. irving to keep warm and any ex-
.roordinary duty just now, before they
,ooroe used to the rigors of winter,
would be folly
communications with the eastern
theatre have been practically cut off
and Paris is in the dark as to the 0p,
.,ors Of the German-Austrian force
.,..o against the Russian army.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 19,-That
Turkey will apologize for the treat
ment accorded the Tennessee at Smyr-
ma, and that all differences between the
Sick Man of the East and Uncle Sam
will be settled peacefully, is the be-
lief of President Wilson. The demo-
cratic occupant of the white house is
sanguine of speedy settlement.
1t is the belief of the president that
Turkish officers acted without the au-
thority of their government when they
fired on the launch of the Tennessee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19

DUY EVERYTHING you need in Amercus. Do not send
Done penny of town. Keep dollar work here at
home that you possibly can.
This is way in which you can materially aid the
AmeriCuS merchants.
Large mail order houses Of other sections where times
flooding this section with their catalogues which
offering goods seemingly cheap Many
people sending from home for goods thus ad
know for they delivering the packages which back
these orders.
Every dollar which you thus send ay from home does
this section that much harm The goods received
goods be purct aed right here home Often they
of much inferior quality when they received and too
late hen your and have to keep what you
have.
Anericus merchants advertising in the Times Record
better goods less prices than the mail order
houses will sell YOU
You go their stores look at the goods and see what
you getting. You return them it they not
satisfactory or get your money back if they inferior
If will read carefully the bargains offered by the
Amercus merchants in their ads in this will find
where you many dollar by trading exclusively at
home.
And this appl the we'll as to the Re-
ally gains be had than AmercuS merchants
oerr Men Nho read these ads find that the
dollars the goods not satisfactory they return them
Amercus merchants do business on the principle OF "al
goods taken back made good which satisfactory
What better guarantee that will get your moncvs WORTH
do you Waut?
Amercus merch ns are worthy of your patronage. They
sell goods cheap house the United States They
guarantee goods they SELL They here make their
guarantee god They do much for the upbuding and
boosting of Americus any other class Of citizens
order does not care whether Americus blooms
bursts The Americus merchants growth depends on the
city growth The citys growth depends on its merchants
We should take of our merchants civic asset
While helping others er us help the merchants Pay
something account Buy for cash. Trade at home
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
Gredsers Flock
To Join Villa
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 19.-
Consular Agent Caruthers reported to
the department of state today that
many MeXicans are flocking to the
standard of General Villa. As the rebel
chief advances On Mexico City, sold
iers of the opposing army are desert
ing their colors and going to the stan
dards of the rebel leader.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
Lid off Stocks
N. Y. Change
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Nov. 19-It was an
nounced here today that unrestricted
trading on the floor of the New York
stock exchange would be resumed next
Saturday. Bonds of all classes, at
certain minimum prices, will be Of
fered.
This is considered the most import
ant step yet taken by the New York
exchange to establish the market for
bonds on Wall street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
FIRE ESCAPES Of
REFORMATORl WERE
LOCKED IS CHARGE

\ ~ y \ \ y \ \ y y =
+ At the coroner's inquest, held =
= this morning over the bodies of =
= the ten victims of the fire which 4
= destroyed the state reformatory =
= yesterday, evidence was introduc- y
= ed which indicated that the fire y
= was of incendiary origin. The y
= hearing that has been ordered by y
\ Governor Trammell has been 4
4 postponed in order to give detec- \
\ tives and police a chance to work \
y on the case. The investigation =
= will be resumed Monday morn =
\ ing, it is thought. +
4 y \ \ 4 4 y 4 \ \ 4 \ ~ 4
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
GERMANS USE RUSE
To CAPTURE SHIPS
SAY PASSENGERS
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Passengers
arriving here this morning tell of the
capture of their ship, the vandyk, and
the use used by the German cruiser
Karlsruhe to enable them to effect the
capture.
According to the interesting narra-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
GERMANS CHANCE NAMES
OF TOWNS IN BELGIUM
AND NORTHERN FRANCE
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON, Nov. 19.-The German
authorities have just issued an
elaborate table of the German
lied names of Belgian cities and
of annexed territory"
In northern France. among
these latter, we learn that Ca
lais is henceforth to be known
as -Kales; Dunkirk as Dundkir-
chem Lille, as Ryssel and Bou-
logne, as Boonen. Farther east,
Besancon becomes Bisanz, Nam
cy, Nanzig, and Epinal and YES
our, Spienelen and Wisel. t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19
TURKS DISABLE
RUSSIAN BATTLE
SHIP IN A FIGHT

BERLIN, Nov. Wireless to AS
sociated Press)-The Turkish feet en-
tleships and five cruisers Off Sebasto-
pol today One of the big battleships
flying the colors of the Gear was Sc
riously damaged.
According to an official report of the
battle given out by the Turkish head
quarters in Constantinople in Constan-
tinople the Turks gained complete
victory. The Russian ships not dam
aged in the fray, fed to Sebastopol.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-11-19

tive of these passengers the cruiser 10
accompanied by four mehchant ships
that spread out over line extending
ten or twenty miles from the warship.
Whenever they sight merchant ship
they notify the cruiser by wireless and
the warship proceeds to the spot and
does its work.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-05-13
Girls !!

Hold up your heads, girl The ugliest
of you have the beauty of health an
purity and innocence. The plainest ma y
make herself so beloved that the hearts
of those who know her will long for her
presence, and to them she shall seem
the very queen Of beauty. If your lips
are too thick and lacking in curves,
teach them to utter sweet words of in-
spiration. If your hands are large, let
them be ready and helpful, the glad al
moners of a generous heart. 1t will
shine through and be apparent to the
dullest eye; do not forget the body.
Keep it clean and wholesome, and you
will be delight to yourself and those
about you. No matter now bright the
eyes may be, if they reflect unkind, un-
lovely thoughts they are not beautiful.
No matter how soft and white the hands
may be, if they can not work they are
useless members, commanding no re-
spect .-Exchange.