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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-03
aanspf in ben Saften.
Teuifde GIug3ense iiber
paris pOn fran55fis
f@tn aHaeariffen.

paris, 2. Sept. - am Mlittpo4
4btnb fanb iiber paris sin aaHpf in
ben aiiftsn fat. Drsi Deutlhe Jlus.
3euse ireiften iiber bsr Stabt unb ss
ipurben iofort 5ipei fransOiiihe Jlies
ger absd9idi, um fie an5usrsifen.
@on 0ffentlidsn @ebduben nus ipiirbe
in5ipiT9en ein unimterbrO4snes Jeuer
nit Geuebren unb WaidinenseIAiiben
arf bic imipillfommensn @dfte unter>
balten. Onbur1 tpurbe eins ber beuts
iaen Jlus3suse bon ben bsiben anbss
rem eetrennt unb bic frdn50iifde
aDiatiier madten fi6 idnsa 5il bsHsn
Werfolsung aif. Der TeiitIde srs
6ffnete bns Seusr ,bas BON ben Jrdns
5o1eH tripipert Durne. Der Sdmpf
f6ieu su llnsuniten bes Deutiden
ausfdllen su iuOIlen, alb bisfer f4uslI
Big 5u GROCER 9Ohe urfjtisS unb, ieins
pOiition bebauptsnb. f.rneren atnsrif'
fen entsins. CT DsridDanb ipdtsr,
mad DersebIider gerfOlsuns iibsr benz
Sort RomainbiIs.
Die bsibsn anbsrsn bsutfden Slug
8eiiss trsiitsn nod einise 3sit lang
iiber Der Stabt unO psrf4panben
bann in bic 5erns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-03
gm Sdenfel Derlcbt.

Our9 sinen Sufi6lag pur6e sea
itern Der prpbe poliaiit Spfepb @ies,
Don g1o. 1919 5Opple Strobe, in ben
Stdllen in Der 9. Poli5eipu9e unl
Oberi6entel nerleBt, unb mubte naG
bem itdbtrf6en SDfpital gebra4t
tpsrben. Dies tpoQte bic pferbe fit
tern, als zines Der Sbiere plOBli9
aus I9lus unb ben 8eamten traf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-03

fangeH nnbm urb als ypreuBifdN
Spinne" 3itm Snne nernrfbeitR. MEjJ
haS @rfWiefen Sn ssfaErtih mar II
bemn es bGtts ia bic qsretfben brrTsis
lnden t1nrlen -, fnirrnsn iie. effss
i1(RBltth elmer fyrnn nnb Sfueier ain<
her. NIT hem BninHett trntgsfrut4
unb bic aeifen aud nift stpu beftuts
tst, iunhern ms MuiFer aeip0rfeR. Dia
elenhen Worber, fnelfe firb nucb nern
;yriehensEtbtuB itner Stat Uffertli1
ritfunten ultD bieislhs in alien GIn5rls
beiten feIbft erSGbftrn, ipurneu s9pdr
euf bas eitergifGe @erlunuen Sr Dfuts
l6en Msgierung DOT sin frnnS5TiHes
geriht aeitelIt, aber BON oieftm, me
gar nidIt anbers 81 erryartrr, nnN
elmer @erbnnblung, bic mebr eine aos
m6bie mar, freisefpro9en hnb pprt
Der preiie nod obenbrein gsfeiert."
,2lngefi9ts Der erlpgeneu dngeblt4
9en @reueltbaten Der Seuti4en, mtt
Dsnen bic frana0fif6en 9ldtter ihre
Gefer unterbdlten unb beben, 1T iehr
gut. penn man fih folAer Sbdtia..
Gen, tpie bic pbigs, pon 3eit au 3etf
rieoer erinnert. auf bem glei9en
Strbbols itebt bag S9ieben duf Asar1
lcmentGre, auf 4erate unb aranfens
TRIGGER Bel 2lusiibuna ibres 8erutes,
0as 9lttadiren unb Wegnebmen ber
unter @enfer Slugge fabrenben 2a5a-
retbtolonen, bic 2lntpenouna pou crs
tlOfibeln SSItrtentugeln unb S4rot-
i9iiIen unb pieles anbere no6."
pie Der General b. b. SanH Nn-
fanqs Rppember Orleans rdumen
muBte, IieB er unter oem SduBe ber
@enfer TlaQae aegen 20o0 perpunbete
unb trante Deuti9e in ben 2a5aretben
hiefer Stabt auriid, bic Don ben ein-
riidenben 5ranaoien erbarmungslos
berausgetrieben uno iopeit lie
iiberbaupt i'm Stanbe ipuren, 5u mar
ffiren - i'm aanbe berumseIhleppt
puroen, lebigli6, nm iie in Grmange.
lung anoerer als .&riegsgeTdngene"
parabiren au laifen unp baour6 benz
gel@fpunDenen SelpltDertraueH DEE
5ruppen uno Der 8eoOlteruns tpieher
etpas auf bic 8eine gu belfen- Qu4
bag molten mir ni6t pergeiien."
Denn bic SSraH8oIen ipld)e 9reueI
periibten, 10 1T bas nit fer @rbittes
runQ Der 8eIiegten gu enti6uloigen.
@enn fran5OiiTGe 3eitunsen in
5ranfreicb 2iieen iiber ben 5eino Dsr=
brsiten, nm i'm eigenen Sunoe uno
8oife Stimmung gu MAIDEN, 10 lit
ielbit bas begreifli1 unb uer5eiblib.
Denn aber bic Yreiie eines neutralen
2anbes, in Dem Wlilionen OeutIhe
unb giirger beuti9er Nbitarmun9
lsben, dntibeutf6e 6eBerei ipItenta-
it'd betreibt, oann lit bog unertldrz
li6. lit bur9 abfolut nihts gu enta
I6uIbigen unb 1T unberseiblih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-03
fort ud@ gaantss unb Rennes psitsrr
gefdidt iperben.
4as grDke Daspfanartter
Won Goblen5 mad einsm
unbefdnnten Ort pers
leot.

aonbon, Q. Sept. Cine De.
peff,e aus Qlmiterbam iagt, baB Das
6auptquartier Der beutIhen 2lrmee
bos iid big gum kbten Sonntag II
go6ler5 befalb, mad eineu anbsrsn
Bis isbt unbetannten plaB perlesl
fporben iei.
Dor f.insr Q(breife erlieB Der 8di,
Ter Wifhelm cine protlandtion, IN
ipelher It ben Benobnern Der Staoi
fir ibren patriotismus banfie unr
Ieinsr gsfrisoisuns bariiber gtus,
brud gab, bdb goblsn3 bas erie
Saupiquartier fpdbrenb beg arisgea
mar.
SILL am Samifaai In Bel
aien aetpeisn,fein
Qonbon.2. Sept. - Der Odilr
Mail fpirb aus a6bepilIe, Jruntrei6,
gemelbet, baB Der aaiier Dilelm am
Isbten Samitag in Gbarleroi, Bel,
sisn, mar, mo- er bas SdIahtfeln
infpi5ierte unb BON po dus er fpdter
na6 Irons fubr. Gamitag Naht
tradte er in griitol su.
Der 6ersoq ben 8rauni9neig, Der
Shipieseriohn bes &aiIers. CAB BIZ
Doriae Mode Elm 8dnfett i'm Sdlot
su Gaden Bel griiiIel. Der gbrenguit
mar prins guduft Wilbelm, Der bier.
te Sobn bes adiIers.
Der aorreIponbent erflGrt fsrner,
bab bic Deutffen in ben D5rfern in
Der llmgebung BON 4ntiperpsn eins
erobs 9abl BON S9nsllfeuerseI4iiBen
inisdlliert bdtten, um Der @drniion
bon antipsrpen bic bGufigen 4usfdas
au perleiben Cine $50 Wlann itarte
telgiIde ssafanterieabtbeilunq &c.
rietb in bag fseusr efner iol6en Ma-
f6inenseipebra unb nur so
Mann follsn nit bem Geben babons
letommen fein.
au9 cine ct. pctersburger
Depef9e.
9pnbon. 2. Sept. - Cine De-
pef6e aus ct. petersburg bebauptei,
bab bic @arniion BON a5nigsbers am
Mitttpo9 einen 2usfaIl periu9t babe,
absr auriidsefdlasen ipOrben isi. 9ds
bon, baB s5nissbers einsei6lOfisn
Ietn foa, bat man aber bisber nod
niats setDitBt.
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Cline GdDaben.

Cine aoaiiion ereisnete iif seItern
Nadpnittag 5ipii6en BEN bon Surrp
Seis, BON Ro. 9t1 9arf glne., uno
Sibnep Rlrno, an Der @Sabiion Roao,
Satlep pobnbaft, gelenften 9raftpa-
gen, an Der gbaparos Hoao uno grie
slpenile. Ger glnpraq mar nif]t be.
ionoers itarf nnb famen Die SSniuIien
obne irgenb pelde gerlesungen Do
pcu
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unfdae.

- 9urh einen Stura bon einem
Wagen Dor bem !5duis glp. 2036 Duns
lap SiraBe, 5pg iid 9eurse Gsges
bredt, BON berfelben glbrsiie einen
SberfdenteIbru9 81. Ggaebre4t
purbe mad benz itdbtii4en Soipital
aebruGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-03
aluH Canada
mill bic beutfden pa
ttnte lanaellirsn.

Dttppa, Canada, 2. September.
Die eandoiide Resisrung foa isst
aud bic 2lbfiHt baben, ale beuti&tn
paienie nnb @erlagsrs9te in Canada
au fdnaeairen. Die 4ngelsgsnbsit
pirb istt NIT benz britiiden Gan.
bslsminifterium sr6rtert.
Dft beiti6sn pntsnts in Canada
beden bdupiidhlid demiid9e prdpa,
rate ,unD hsmifde Mpparate.
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SdiHsnadridten.

Rem gort, 2. Sept. gfnset.
r@erona" pom Redpel; .garpat9ia'
bon PeapeI.
2lbsss.: Olympic mad aiOsr-
pool; .St. paul" mad 2iperpOol;
,,Waberlano" mad 2iberpoOl.
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. ans W eIitc.

Stabt Mtrifo, 2. Sept.
Die Rtgitruns bat am qlbenb ben Be-
febi riidginsis ssmaht, onb aud ale
elusldnbsr ibrs MaffsH auslisfern
jpIIsn.
elner @erfsbr auf ben giIenbabnen
iIah benz ROrbsl III bis auf Msiterss
eingsiteIt iporbsn. Gin @runb bafiir
IN nidt cngsssbsn ipOrben.
Der Wangsl an Shsiosmiinaen
mddt ii4 in folder msifs fiibIbar lInb
pdraIiiirl bic geidifts in jplhtm
Mabs. bdb bic 0Rssitrung bsIdIoifen
bat. 9oiisiu6unseu porsunehmen. i'm
bas per!tsdte Gilbsrsslb auf5ufiuben.
2Ils Dieienigsn, bic iibermdbig pisl
sflsiusslb tn ibrsm gefit bostn. folIsH
s9pss bsftraft iusrbsn.
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0as 9enfmal Ser It o b en-
b 0 II lttob. Ger 6rern0c, Der Die
W2ormolenitabt SaIt Safe Gitp bea
iuft, Miro forta1 nit einIgcr Ger.
numbering cin eigenartiaes Cenfnlal
betraftcn, bas lett fltr3em sic StaH
am Sal3iea itFniidt. sIuf elncr Itatt-
Iidlen unh babel anniltbigen groBeir
@rulitidule rllbt eine Salbfl9el, allr
Der lid 5pei groBe Nouen ans per-
eoloeter 8rnu3e nieoergelaiien habeil.
Tritt man nGber OIL Die Saule heran.
10 geiuabrt man ON EieoeItal cine
9ieibe pon &ohrelieis, Snllcrn mo
91aeriilnen. Die ircinello uno nera
3meiieIt oui perrpiiitete 5elOer blideli-
Ounr cine Sfieieniuolfe BON Togclit,
bic Gerau5iebt imo auf Die 6eloer ME-
oergeht, icblieBlidl a6er bofbelooene
@rnielpaqcn, Die non irphlihen Wten-
id)en I'M Srilumphe eingeholt meroen.
Gas eigcnartige Senfntal, Sehen Be-
oeut.ina iid) Dem iSrenoen nift iotort
entid,Iciert, lit bas 0enfmal Ter Mo-
ben BON llta6. SIsn Stein uto gron5e
briEeen bier Die Mformonen Dem bei-
liaen ARonen, Die cinit Die erIte gtie.
berlaiIung ser Mormonen Dor Dem
Sunlcrtohe belpobrten, eine @Grung.
gs nor i'm Sabre 1S41, OdB iih ote
eri.cn Nlorlrlonen on -oen nhen llfern
oes groben Salsiees nieoerlicben; por
ben beftigen religioien @erfolglrngen.
oenen oie slnbdnqer oes giormonen.
aIaubens in Sllinois ausgeieBt fpd.
rem, fliiGteten lie bierber in Die Gin.
ia1nfeit. Sm Sriibiabr 1S4S paren otc
lcBten fiin1merIihen Heite Der ntitge-
iiihrtcn geobrungst1itteI erifoptt ltnh
iorac,tpu1 perfolgten Die glnIieoIer Die
gntiUidelung ibrcr Saaten. ais plot.
lid eIei6 elmer eebptiid,en Elaee un-
gebciire SeuitrcdenI6parne bonn
Sodgebirgc nieoergiueen nno iidl
iibcr Sic iineen 6eloer ergofen. gSo
lie biafamen, NOR Die jirnge Saat io-
iort peritihtet uno Die 9Iniieoler pd-
rem ocm Slngerto6e oubetm geTalen.
mern nidlt Die oui oeu SSrielu oes
gead,bariees ballienben 0eoocn 81 ib-
rer RettunQ berbeigeeilt maren. gllS
Ole uoh pieIen Siinoertturienoen 5db-
larben oidtcn MtopenifD1rme lih
ii5er Die Seloer nieoeriettften, elallb-
ten oic 9eormouen, oaf3 ibr llngliict
nml pollenos beiiegelt iei. llinio gro
her mar bie Sreiibe, oIs man pobr.
nobn, oab Die @tooell nitr Die Sen-
ihreIen cueriifen. ga fab man in oett
iueiBen ime grouen @ogelu pom Sim
mel geIu1tbte 9tetter, Die gefomnIeft
maren, ote nene Stride Ill idiiten.
Dit einem aoitennufuallo bon iiber
ca. $4,000 bat man MN ben beiligeI
Dt6oen ihr Terlfmal geiest. Gas Wso~
niunent nuroe bon etnem jilngen
Ntetp g)orfer 9aebauer. etneru Gutel
oes Wtorrnonenpropbeieit 9rtgbar
gpune, cnttpcrien uno GeItntfen.
Ma 8 1T RarabpI.
Wsnn Elm 6unbetanger eiusu aa.
seHicmmer bat.
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Gol[ an RublanS ben
4risn frfIGrf hnhsn.

Y OH q n " Ia o
Rrisg erfIdrt baben.
9onbon. 2. Sspt. Gin uflbeitd.
iigtss Gsriiht iit bier I'M llmlauf, bag
bie 9iirtsi al RuBIanb ben arieg er.
Hart babe; bdb bic 9sr6inSung NIT
aonitantinopsl feit brsi 1dsels unter.
broden Tel, unb Der iiirtiIht BOT.
f1aftsr geiagt BABE, bab e. MD! ioiiie,
mann er tpiebsr BON isiner Hsgierstng
Radri@t erbaltsu ipsrbe.
aeine Btrwunbete nerben
mebr mad PARIS
sebraat.
paris. 2. Sept. ~ Die gesies
rins bat anseorbnst, bob bon iebt an
feline WniDunpsten nebr mad paris
gtbrddt fperbtn foIlsn. NlIs Bier ans
scmme1bsu Nsrpunnstsn iusrbsn jos
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gdnTraneiscp, 2. Sept. -
Dds @eiu6 Der gunbesrssieruna I'm
ginfetuns einss Nsceibers fir bic
CsnGnbreisn In aern gcunip, aoIi.
.fctnisn. ipascs teute TIM HunSsSbi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-09
DON'T SCOLD AN
IRRITABLE CHILD
tF LITTLE TONGUE 10 COATGp
SURELY GIVE CALIFORNIA
SYRUP OF FIGS"

Mother Your child isn't nat
urally cross and peevish. See X
tongue Is coated; this Ia sure
sign it's little stomach. liver and
bowels need cleansing at once.
When llstless. pale. feverish, full
OF cold, breath bad, throat sore.
doesn't eat. sleep or act naturally.
has stomach-ache. diarrhoea. re.
member, gentle liver and bowel
cleansing should always be the
first treatment given.
Nothing equals California Syrup
OF Figs" for children's Ills: give a
teaspoonful. and In few hours all
the foul waste. sour bile and FER
menting food which Is clogged In
tho bowels passes out OF the sys-
TEN, and you have a we'll and play
full child again. All children love
this harmless, delicious "fruit lax
alive" and II never falls to effect
a good inside" cleansing. Mreo-
lions for babies. children OF all
ages and grown.ups are plainly on
the bottle.
Keep II handy IN your home A
little given today saves n sick
child tomorrow. but get the genu-
Inc. Ask your druggist for a 30
cent bottle OF California Syrup OF
Figs" then look and see that II Is
made by the California Fig Syrup
Company Counterfeits are being
sold here. Don't be fooledl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-09
QUICK AND SURE
STOMACH DOCTOR
"PAPE's pIAPEpsIN" ENDS IN.
DIGESTION, GAS, soURNEsS
IN FIVE MINUTES

Time It. Pape's Diapepsin will
digest anything You eat and over.
como n sour. gassy or out-of-order
stomach surely within five minutes.
II your meals don't ut comfort.
ably. or what you eat lies like n
lump OF lead in your stomach. or II
you have heartburn, that IL sign
OF indigestion.
Get from your pharmacist n fifty
cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin and
take dose Just as soon as you can.
There Will be no sour risings, no
belching Of undigested food mixed
with acid. no stomach gas or heart
burn. fullness or heavy feeling in
the stomach, nausea. facilitating
headaches. dizziness or intestinal
gripping This will all go. and, be
sides, there will be no sour food
left over In the stomach 10 poison
your breath with nauseous odors.
Papes Diapepsin IL n certain
cure for out-of-order stomachs, be-
cause II takes hold of your food
and diRests II Just the same as II
your stomach wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from all
stomach misery Is waiting for you
at any drug store.
These large fifty.cent cases con-
tain enough "Pape's Diapepsin" to
keep the entire family free from
stomach disorders and indigestion
for many months. 1t belongs in
your homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-09

get the trade away from me"
/ can't tell how II hurt me to
think that Dick even contemplated
such n thing az CROOKED BUS.
MESS PRACTICE. but somehow !
felt that IL would do no good TO mp.
peal to him on the moral side OF
the matter. He seemed TO think
that business ethics and moral
ethics we're totally different.
For the first time in my life |
realized Just what CUT
THROAT" GAME THIS THING
MEN CALL BUSINESS Is. II
seems as though the modern motto
is. Get there. no matter. how. but
get there" felt must keep
Dick from doing this thing. but
how?
"Of course. you know such things
are wrong" | said
Everybody in business does
them" answered Dick. scowling.
But that doesn't make 1t right,
exclaimed.
mo, suppose not" said Dick
slowly. "but ! am afraid I'd take a
chance. Madge, II were not AFRAID
Of a put-up Job somewhere. You
can never trust man who Will
take a bribe."
CAN you TRUST ONE WHO
WILL GIVE ONE?" | asked trcm'
bling
by jove." shouted Dick. Il don't
believe you can and I'm not going
TO do II IL | lose the contract.
And then did such a foolish
thing. | cuddled mp In Dicks lap
and burst into tears.
Did II mean 80 much to you
sweetheart? he said. with his lips
close to my ear.
Yes. dear, for | would rather
you we're Trustworthy than sue
cessful"
II wonder II Selwin VIII have
the same opinion" said Dick
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-09
GLASS OF SALTS IF
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Eat Less Meat if You Feel
Backachy or Have Blad-
der Trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which ex-
cites and overworks the kidneys in
their efforts TO filter IL from the
system. Regular eaters of meat
must flush the kidneys occasional-
ly. You must relieve them like you
relieve your bowels, removing all
the acids, waste and poison. else
you feel dull misery In the kid
ney region. sharp pains in the back
or sick headache, dizziness. your
stomach sours, tongue is coated
and when the weather is bad YOU
have rheumatic twinges. The
urine is cloudy. full OF sediment;
the channels often get irritated.
obligihg You to get up two or three
times during the night.
To neutralize these irritating
acids and flush off the body's uri-
nous waste get about four ounces
of Jad Salts from any pharmacy:
take a tablespoonful In glass Of
water before breakfast for few
days and your kidneys will then
act fine and bladder disorders dis
appear. This famous salts Ia made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice. combined with lithia, and
has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate sluggish kid
neys and stop bladder irritation.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and makes a delightful efferves-
cent Whitewater drink, which mil
lions OF men and women take now
and then, thus avoiding serious kid
ney and bladder diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-09
CHAPTER lIxlIi

I was rather glad when Dicks
father. mother and Mollie left for
home. 1t seemed to me that he
and / had been I'm n turmoil OF
some kind ever since we got into
our new rooms. Besides. | thought
Dick looked rather depressed.
When he came In last night after
dinner and sank into his easy chair
| hurried To get his slippers and
the old alpaca coat he loves 10
wear at night when we are alone.
He gave sigh OF relief as |
helped him on with his coat and
said: Il tell you, Margie. II seems
good to be alone. just you and me.
dear"
II hope no one will come In " !
remarked az saw how tired and
worried he lookei.
"Is there anything on your
mind. Dck7" asked.
He looked at me a moment with
out speaking and then said: "Yes,
Marqle; have come to a place in
my business life where must
make a decision quickly, and II 10
bothering me more than a little"
did not dare say. Tell me what
Il is" for | had already found out
that Dick hated TO be questioned
about business, hut ] sat very still
and waited. hoping he would tell
me
You know ! mentioned that big
achool.book deal in -- after |
came homer" he said after few
minutes.
Yes. dear" !, answered.
Well. II looks as though there
was lot Of graft for some one In
the deal. II has been intimated To
me thai n our firm wanted TO sell
those books We must turn out and
PLACE SOME GREENBACkS
where they are most needed.
Il know Selwin expects me to
get that contract. | thought ! was
going TO get It, ! am sure that
Morton, our treasurer. would wink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-09
ERICKSON AND
HESKETH Are
0.K.'C BYLEACUE

oliver T, Erickson and Robert II.
llcsketA were endorsed for re.elee,
ton by the Municipal league. after
adopting the report OF It's special
committee, which quiEzed all of
tho councilmanlc candidates ex.
cept the socialists. who refused 10
appear before them. NJ. u. Fol.
som and G. A. Dale were also en-.
dorsed. Tho former Ia running for
the two-year term. the other for the
three-year term.
The report vigorously brands IA
unit Harry Bruskevith. candidate
Tor reelection, Portland G. Hunt.
Victor Zednick and X. a. Murphy
A. +. Flagg and Ira n. Lundy
were mentioned favorahly. though
no recommendation were made.
The others were generally charac.
torixed as not showing special
qualifications. The report was
aligned by $. NJ. Bracket, c. J.
France. Hans Peterson. Rabbi Sam,
uel Koch. u. A. Lewis. G. +. Riddell
and W. NJ. Calhoun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-09
BY Gibson Gardner

WASHINGTON. Fob. a fed.
cral department of transportation.
with Col. Goethals as secretary. IL
the proposition made by Repre-
sentative J. W. Bryan OF Washing.
ton. In hts speech on the Alaska
bill.
Il propose" said Bryan. ito con.
denim for the government for pub
lie use all stock OF all tho railroads
that has the voting privilege at.
tached TO IL. which was owned by
any other railroad or was In any
pool. voting trust. banking house.
or In any way pledged on January
l. 1914, for the purpose OF con
trolling the policy Of any railroad.
and In case the stock shall not be
found sufficient TO control the pol.
icies OF tho railroads. as much adj.
ditlonal stock as may be necessary
to vest control be condemned and
acquired by the president and turn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-09

LITTLE ROCK. Feb. Go
ing's got 'em going"
The new year is well along In Ar
kansas. with every saloon closed,
Whether any will ever be reopen
ed is n question.
The answer is GOING,
Senator l.. c. Going of Harris
burg. to be exact about 1t. is the
man who fathered ono OF the queer
est laws ever enacted.
Under Going's law no saloon can
be opened--in either wet" or dry
territory-until majority OF the
WHITE men AND WOMEN of the
community sign n petition approx
Ing the sale of liquor.
In towns made wet e by the col
ored vote. the whites-women In
cluded--have thus chance TO veto
the results of the election and keep
the saloon out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-09
PHOTO PLAYS

During the next five or six
months Victoria Forde. an accom-
pllshcd and welikuown actress.
both In motion pictures and upon
the Legitimate" stage. viii appear
Ia Ncstor comedy pictures "a lead.
Ing woman. pending the recovery OF
Ramona Langley, who was serious
IL injured during a recent produc.
ton
On the Legitimate" stage Miss
forde has done good work with
John Drew. Maxine Elliott. Chaun-
cey olcott and others.
Into the Lions PIT In n story Of
ancient Rome. played by Edwin Au.
gust. the author. The story opens
with Marlus. the patrician. played
by August. arriving In Rome after
victorious war against the Gauls.
firing OF tho pomp and the love OF
the pagan Lygla. he meets Lygia. the
Christian. and falls in love with
her. Later he saves her ut his
swords point from the lions. Three
other subjects complete the bill at
the Alhambra. starting today.
Francis Ford directed the three.
part drama ut the Glass a, and also
played the leading part.
How Burke and Burke Made
Good" at the Colonial today. Ia a
theatrical story, a comedy.
"Our Mutual Girl" nj the Mel
bourne today. is the first OF the
series. one OF which will be releas-
ed each week. Norma Phillips Ii
the star. She will be shown. first
as n simple country girl. arriving in
New York. and rs she blossoms in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-09
WANTS COCKTAILS
TO run RAILROADS

cd over 90 the department OF trans.
which will be- created.
The secretary OF such n depart
ment must be man OF ability such
as that displayed by Col. Cocktails.
"Ho must proceed at once TO
reorpanlxo tho railroads 40 n
monopoly. The policy OF abso.
lutte complete government own.
ershlp must be announced so az
TO shut off further stock speeu-
Iation, II being made plain that
the government will buy any
outstanding stock at its actual
value. but that there will never
be any moro dividends than
2aes on actual value, the
amount OF reasonable Interest
on government bondu."
Bryan'E speech was probably the
most comprehensive on tho general
subject OF government ownership
OF railroads that has been delivered
IN the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-09

TO a society girl. through the help
90 her rich maiden aunt Women
will be- Interested In tho dresses she
will wear.
Colonial Until Tuesday Night
Through the Storm" two part
Easanay drama: How Burke and
Burke Made Good" vitagraph com.
cdy. "Pathc Weekly" worlds news.
Melbourne Until Tuesday Night
Our Mutual Girl" series No. 1:
"The Return OF Helen Rcdman."
tworcel American drama. "BiIile's
Strategy KEYSTONE ~comedy.
Pooling Uncle" Beauty comedy.
Grand Until Tuesday Night
"Rebeceas Wedding Day" Key.
stone comedy: "A Thief and a
Book" two-part Majestic drama.
Bessie. tho outcast." Beauty
drama.
Cisss A Until Tuesday Night
The Mad Hermit" three parts.
1T May Come TO This." Crystal
comedy. Badly Belmont Bumps"
comedy: Picturesque Alps" scenic.
AIhsn,bra Until Wednesday Nloht
Into the Lions Pit" two parts.
'Twixt Love and Flour" Ncstor
comedy: Animated Weekly"
worlds news and seeing Bremen.