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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
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bereit fem, lie in @rtpagnng 5u 5ie>
fen.
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treter bes @eides in @aibington
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11rterbqltung nit oem @ep gorter
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Trieoensboriblage gu MAIDEN. Mo@
&peniger @eranlaliung bat es, un1
Sen Irie6en 5u bitten. Muf oertidem
gooen itebt faum nob Elm fein6li6er
@oloot. 0euti6lan6s Seere baben
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gen. 9ie feline 9bloppe, 6ie iie IN
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lambs &ilfsqueGen iin6 nod lange
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Seer eingeiteut 3u meroen, 6ie @iiden
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ben6en 5treiter berurfabt baben.
Mn6ers 6ronfrei@. sc bat
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men iteben a1f ietnem 8o6en un6 tper=
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ben6e @ieg erru1gen lit. England
bat olles, tpas es an broudbarem
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fat, 6iirft faum ausgerei@t baben,
sic erlittenen &erlnite at eri eben.
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mdnner ebenio tpenig mie nit 1einem
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geidmaht Dor Sen 6euti6en &iiiten.
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bat, iin6 geringer ols 6te @erluite
ser britiiden Slotte, un6 Die @ngit
Ser @ngldn6er Dor Der beuti9en
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fen. @euti6lon6 fonn ali rubig OBJ
toorten, pos sic fommen6en ,@reig=
niiie brtngen tper6en. Gid I'M Grie=
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bitten, bot es nibt n0tbig. Dos fann
es jenen MG@ten i~iberlaiien, sic fir
BEN @rieg berantmort1t@ iinb. @lfo
england in anerer iter 2inie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- DIe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
beit, in mel6e 6ie 5taotfommiiiare
@arl Metrotb unb 8. S. @odoa Der.
midelt fino, 1feint 'nidt CUR &ube
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6ab sic Soee Ser @idberufung bon
einaelnen @eiddftsIerten, benen Die
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6en genanntetr &ommiifare betrifft,
nidt 3uiagt, arsgeben ioQ, Die man
ais idtpereres &aaIiber IN Der Mnge=
legenbeit onfiebt un6 man oaber Dem
@orgeben Elm groberes 8ntra11er emit
gegenbringt.
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neapolis gebaltenen Organizations
%periammlung our @erbolitanoigung
Der 6ooerotion Ser @erii4erungS=
agenten tpor ct. @Iou6 6ur4 Den
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lung tpl1r6e 1tamentlib Die Mn1telz
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ii&erungsgeiddft betraut iit, als Ser
|ii9ernngs : &ommiiiar befirtportet.
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bIiiben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

ser @riitbe getpeien iein, Die bic
oeutlde &eeresleiturg peronlaBten,
BEN Sal ser Geltltng na9 Mfogltds
felt GIT bef6leunigen. WaS ia audi
gldn5en6 gelungen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

Sic T%ramaoien befdmeren i6 ba-
riiber, boB bic Deuti@en f6on nm
bier nbr morgens 5u idieBen anfan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
URIC ACID
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
WON'T STREET
GO THROUGH HIS
LAND; TELLS WHY

Il IL part OF the i4.acre tract on
which he owns palatial home.
rrenholme objected. lie refused
10 place n reasonable price on his
property.
He asked slS.2TS,so. The city
offered him $4,000.
And tho condemnation suit was
accordingly brought against him.
The jury propmtly decided that
Treuholmo was trying TO hold up
the city for an oxtortlonate
amount. for Il returned a verdict
OF only ss.sso.b2. 3T2o less than
the city had offered.
Trenholmc placed the value OF
st.sss upon the shruhbery on that
e0-foot strip. The Jury awarded
him only sdTs.so.
Trenholme asked $40 for a non.
bearing peach tree: he asked si25
for some cherry trces: no made
numerous other demands. The
Jury, after hearing the testimony,
turned Trcnholme down on every
point.
Trenhoime took tho witness
stand himself
His attorney, Scott Calhoun.
asked him To explain To the jury
why he placed such an enormously
high valuation on his property.
And Trenholme replied that Il
was because he considered II "A
HIGHER USE" OF the property
when he himself occupied u than
II could be II II were divided up
Into lots and occupied by people
who paid for Il upon the install
mcut plan.
you consider yourself . better
citigen because you can afford
is-sere homo than the man who
pays for HE little lot on the In.
stsilrent plan. do your" asked AS.
sistant Corporation Counsel White.
In cross examination.
Trenholme's reply showed any
thing but a modest estimate OF
his own importance.
Residents OF 18th Az. ar. still
compelled TO take the csrcultous
route TO travel north. School chill.
dren are compelled TO walk blocks
out OF their way TO get 10 the Fair
view school.
For Trenholma's time within
which to take an appeal 20 the SUI
preme court has not yet expired.
Treuhoime tried To tax the city
twice what hts property II worth.
AND rRENHolME TALKS
ABOUT REDUCING TAxesi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
BettyBroVn

Charming BETTY Brown. photo
play actress. had quite n unique ex'
perience the other day. and now she
has tho laugh on her director. also
on the fellow who bet her s. that
she wasn't game enough.
Il was assigned the part OF an ur-
chin" said Betty Some OF the
company asserted that II would be n
nice thing for me 10 go out and get
n It'll. actual experience before the
rehearsal commenced.
One OF tho boys bet mo g.
didn't have the nerve. and that set.
tied II. SO the,next Sunday morn.
Ing dressed up In RAGS and tattors
aud took my stand near a fashion.
able church. BY the time the peo-
ri. had dispersed | had more than
s. Ia my beggar's hor.
1T was n pretty Tomunerativc
event for me. all right. because
when I reached the studio receiv.
cd tho other 81 which ! had won on
In. bet"
Betty Is Just as successful at ACT.
ING ~ abe In at betting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur II
Brings Back It's Lustre
and Abundance.

Gray hair, however handsome. de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages OF youthful np
earance. Your hair is your charm.
II makes or mars the face. When
Il fades. turns gray ard looks dry.
wlspy and scraeglv, Just a few sp'
piications OF Sage Ten and Sulphir
enhance its appearance a hundred
fold
Don't stay gray Look yodng'
Either prepare the tonic at home or
get from any drug store b0-cent
bottle Of "wystt'a Sare and SUI.
phur Hair Remedy Thousands OF
folks recommend this rcady-to lIse
preparation, because II darkens me
hair beautifully and removes dand'
ruff. stops scalp itching and falling
hair. besides. no one can possibly
tell, rs It darkens so naturally and
evenly. You .moisten sponge or
soft brush with II. drawing thli
through the hair. taking one snlall
strand nj time. BY morning tho
gray hair disappears; after another
application or two, its natural color
is restored and II becomes THICK,
glossy and lustrous. and you appear
years younger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
The Confessions
%eeees@e of a Wife
| CAN'T FIND DICK

room and on his way TO the office
the morning after he had stayed
out all night when the telephone
rang and heard Mollie's fearful
voice.
"Oh. Margie. is Dick there"
NO. dear; is there anything that
! can do?"
Il wish you would try 10 get him
as quickly az you can. Father has
been very sick. Mother and were
up with him all night | guess he
In a little better this morning, as
he is sleeping. The doctor says he
has acute kidney trouble"
How dreadful. I'll get Dick Just
az soon as can and III come right
over myself
I'VE thought many times last
Dad was awake and wouldn't let us.
He said II would be time enough
In the morning" said Mollie. as she
hung up the phone.
Poor Dad" I thought. am
mighty glad they did not call MS
up. for would have had to tell
them Dick was out II would worry
him greatly TO know that Dick had
been drinking and had stayed out
all night.
called up the office and found
that Dick had been there and was
reported CALLED OUT OF TOWN
FOR THE DAY" Z
This made me very nervous, he
cause ! did not know whether he
really was called out of town OF
whether he was still keeping up his
foolishness. | could not ask any
moro questions. so | simply had &c
act as though | we're satisfied and
said: III he should come In tel
him Mrs. Waverly called him"
when | got over to Dick,
fathers | found Thorn very nervous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
RUB RHEUMATISM
PAIN RIGHT OUT
Instant Relief With a Small
Trial Bottle of Old
st Jacobs Oil"

What's Rheumatismr Pain only.
Stop drugging' Not one case In
nifty requires internal treatment.
Rub soothing. penetrating st ia
cobs or directly upon the tender
spot and relief comes instantly.
st Jacobs oil" is harmless
rheumatism cure. which cannot
burn the skin.
Timber up Quit eompiainIngl
Get small trial bottle from your
druggist. and In Just moment
yon'lt be free from rheumatic pain.
soreness. stiffness and swelling
Don't suffer Relief and a cure
await you. st. Jacobs OIL" has
cured millions OF rheumatism sui.
ferers In the last half century. and
IL just as good for sciatica. neural.
gia. lumhago. backache. spralns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
WHAT'S ON TODAY

Class A Until Tuesday Night
Tho laws Decree" two part Vie.
tor drama: "withorcd Hands,-
Powers drama: .Legcnd OF the
Liiacs." Eciair drama
Colonial All Week
The Lion and tho Mouse" sir.
part Lubin drama.
TiIIkum Monday
'sComedy's Mask" two part
Psthe; 'Snakeviiles New Doctor"
Essanay comedy: Anne Vita
graph.
Aihambrs Until Wednesday Night
Victory or Death" four.part
italia feature: Animated Weekly"
worlds news.
Dream Until Tuesday Night
Children OF the Feud." two-part
Vitagraph drama: Speak No Eyll."
Essanay: 1T Nigh, Have Been" III
ograph comedy drama.
Melbourne Until Tuesday Night
Mutual Girl" series 2: Riot in
ROCKVILLE" comedy. Arrow MAX
ers" and Too Proud TO Beg"
Grand Until Tuesday Night
Pierce and the Girl and three
other reels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

.Io Trenholme, eandi-
80 sor mayor, who owns a u
~ home. . better citizen on
~ account than the humble
.'s,,.c who pays for his lot
,lssle cottage on the IN
sssilmsns plant
~ made that statement under
~ :. IN court. IN a recent eandem'
r1ticn suit. u..son for
l..,s an unreasonably high val
..ss -s upcu his property when the
4 ought to cut street. % feet
~. through his tract.
I. s,,Aaassrd or SO residents In the
.',,,rs al East 18th st. who are
~ compelled to take the Ions
~. ~ way Of Eighth av. \. T.
y IN AZ. n. T.. to set TO the Fair
u. sehool or any other point
- AZ 18th av.. asked the city TO
= s,rsrt through 10th av. \. +,
ANN TRgNholmE OWNED
nay PIECE OF PROPERTY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

and worried. Mrs. Waverly's first
question was: lis Dick coming?"
had 20 tell her that | could not get
him and that he had gone out Of
town for the day.
Didn't they tell you where he
had gomez" she asked.
Il didn't ask" | answered.
She looked as though ! was an
unfeeling wretch as she command
ed Call them up Immediately and
find out and We will telegraph.
cannot bear this trouble without my
boy"
called up the office aud found
that Mr. Waverly did not leave any
word as 10 where he was going. He
said he would not be at the office
until tomorrow morning
| was nearly frantic over this.
and all the while | kept thinking,
suppose something should happen
to his father and | could not find
Dick. | did not dare say word
to his mother, who simply collapsed
when | gave her the message and
had 10 be put TO bed.
After we had made her comfort
able Mollie said to me; "Margie,
is there anything the matter with
DickY Have YOU and he quarrel
ed?"
NO, dear" | answered quickly.
What makes you ask"
Well, you looked SO perfectly un-
happy when you came back from
that telephone that | thought Dick
had been hurting you in some way.
know he is a thoughtless sort of
a man. guess all of them are, =
she said with a sigh.
IL was worried that could not
find him. dear. Mollie did not
look convinced. and. as she is such
a sensible child. was almost tempt.
ed to tell her about her brother,
and then thought what a terrible
thing II would be to shatter her
confidence In him.
wonder II | am being strict.
W honest about seeking her
help and sympathy. Rather is
II not that ! am so outraged
with what Dick did last night
that | want to punish him by
letting his only sister know
what he has been dolng9 Per
haps there Is little OF both
| feelings In tho matter.
BUT, OH, DO WlsR l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

complete the program.
A two.part Nitasraph OF mount.
ain life In South Carolina ia show
ing nj the Dream today. called
children OF tho Feud."
Florence Lawrence and Edwin
August. stars OF the Universal
program, are on todays bill NJ tho
Glass A. Florence Lawrence ~
starred In Tho Laws Decree" n
twepart Victor drama. and August
In "Withered Hands" tho story OF
n mother and her boy.
Tho Lion and the Mouse" In six
parts. now at tho Colonial features
George Spencer and Ethel Clayton.
Essanay sends out tho brief an.
nounocment: THE following play.
era are no longer with US" Among
the five names that follow ar. two
OF their leading comedians, billy
Mason and Charles Slime.
The third OF the Mutual Girl
series Is now on tho screen Mt the
Melbourne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
THINGS THE PRESS
AGENTS PROMISE

The part OF Prudence in THE
Quaker Girl" which returns 20 the
Metropolitan Theatre next Thurs.
day for an engagement OF four
nights. will be played by Miss Ber.
nice McCabe, a little English miss
OF II years. Miss McCabe liz n pro-
tege OF George Edwardes and played
this part Mt the Royal Adelphi
Theatre. London. She is TO return
to London next April and become
a permanent member OF the Gaiety
Theatre stock. Victor Morley will
again be seen in the leading come.
dy role of Tony Chute" and will
be supported by an excellent cast
chosen from the two companies
that we're out last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
BEGIN MARCH

The Leschi. tho new ferry boat
which the port commission with op-
crate from Leschi park To Medina
and Bellevue. will handle In an
emergency 1000 passengers. The
run to Medina will take ~ min
utes and to Bellevue IS minutes
The boat will begin Its service
March l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
WILL EXECUTE
so PRlSONE RS

MEXICO CITY. Feb. is.--
Fifty Zapatista prisoners were
brought In today under heavy
guard. II II believed they will
be executed.
The captives were taken
Sunday In the Aiusco noun
tains, ten miles from here.
A party OF so OF them we're
surrounded and surprised By
federal soldiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
KNEW WHERE DICK is NOW.
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow


The city council finance COM
mittee today will recommend that
IL acres OF land owned by Seattle
be decided TO Kirkland for 500 an
acre. The land is needed by Kirk
land TO adequately protect its new
water supply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
FIND THE TOOLS

a layout OF burglar tools was
found In the room OF Mike Biser
an Indian arrested last night at
6lAla Jackson st. He had s65
which officials say he stole from
Harry Uno. n Jap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
A Slant at 1renholme, Good Citizen
PHOTO PLAYS

Victory Death" film.
Ahannbra
series OF ~ho cha
spy over land and powerful
he had stolen The Include blazing liner
girl from aeropne the pistol
OF speeding automobiles Animated Weekly, OF
world pictures comedy with the All popular songs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
Complete Report
of Market Today

The feature OF last weeks trade
was the fO-cent slide in the price
OF eggs. A week ago Western Az
enue paid 80 cents per dozen for
eggs. The quotation Ia 20 cents to-
day. Low prices are looked for
during the next two or three
weeks. Pork dropped half cent
today and geese scared three cents.
prizes. paid producers rsr Vegetables
and fruifi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
RESIDENCE THEATRES
AZ the Home Until Wednesday

The Circumstantial Nurse"
drama; whitening Roses" drama:
THE Lackey." drama: Some
Rogues and a Girl" drama.
Az the Pleasant Hour Tonight
The Wager" drama: n Peace
ful Victory" drama. From the
Portals OF Despair" drama. Fun.
nicus at Luna park" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16
CUT PRICES

On Warmers and Amer
lean Lady and Empire
Corsets. manufacturers
samples OF Muslin Us
derwear. Crochet Slip
pers for men and wom-
en-; also samples OF
Spring Neckwear for
women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

CHAPTER lxxix.
Dick had hardly gotten out OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

raIp ADVERTISEMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-16

Ed Tits at very attractive prices during the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
SPIDERS HAVE STRONG
BASKETBALL SQUAD
Star Players OF Last Years Team to
Again Play on Richmond College
Qutnt--fIard Schedule.
PRACTICE AT THOMAS ART HALL
Faculty Grants Permission to Shape.
Up in Old Building--Nlanager
Jones Hunting for Hall to Stage
Championship Games.

When the Richmond College students
return from their vacation NIL thoughts
VIII be centred upon the outlook in
basketball This sport was inauHu-
rated at the local college ns a regular
varsity branch OF athletics last season,
and Under the tutelage or Coach Dob
sSa m 1 nio, spioer team won the league
suffering only one defeat.
,,- Ihe outiDSk .his season Is much
allow the team ana squad to use tho
m9or OF the OLD Thomas, Art Hall"
old Richmond College Library Builds
fne Moor. with high ceiling and
~; ): Wicker. ,Jr.. who was manager
OF last years championship, team. was
ne to lesiE" This d fn afyer be-
hold OF the, work and has .mnttcrs in
difficulty In arranging for y place In
which to stage his games in Richmond.
secure hall somewhere near the CEN
ire OF the city.
There s,, VIM be- be t our ehamHionsnip
and two with Randolph MASON. IT is
ss HI. w ana be Srsn
Military Institute and virginia Poly
tech l Inst, Just what the for
taking in Norfolk, Baltimore, Wash
.nEton, FredericiisbnrE and probably
that the Spiders are trying TO arrange
a Tamc with the University OF vir-
asht against E Ersi ny and iT ,hat s ssrGnK
same would he of much interest.
the Tenn VIII be chosen Is not T'i lacking s@hS
III o. af inss S Ysa HHs"s ehSinp,onsnip team
and SatterReld have returned and arc
nf ds ,substitut,ssn;Robins, Now
are strong players and have ronside der.
s fSd n. f9ot5ol, team las, season O.
isFe; Wood; Of Norfolk High. and cox,
sniders' 'h half back. is also "a Basket ;He
bnllcr. His regular position Is centre.
and II is said TINT he can handle The
pkin. and should have no trouble in
maxim. the team.
Wood was the captain of Meury
has been showing excellent form IN
preliminary practices. He should max
cos = new %ewp a oSs sf a' sss
sGn0" ans soks to IL has Roe maid
who ore, out trying for the team and
have second team that viii be nj
most IS strong ms the first onint..
hen ,1 Of the
will h" played will he announced in
these column. rs aoon as possible. The
days age sfsn o ona enw
plete.