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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-10

ourd bcgonocu, OoB ser 2ieutenolt
eiuem 0epiiicn 2u6nemoun pdb-
reno elmer tlmultuariideu Scene ei-
ne G6rieige gegeben babe 2ieute-
nont S6ao bate Dies nit aller @nt-
i1ie0en6eit beitritten mo ertldrt, cr
mirOe wegeu elmer ioldeu glngele-
genbeiteieinc Uniform nibt nit elmer
9iige 6eiAnluben, md6rcnO Die 9lngd-
beu pes ange6licb bon i6nl niB6anOel-
ten &n6nemann ourd i6re llH6e-
itinnt6eit meuig glau6wiir0ig er-
ihieuen unO inn @iOeriprld5 nit 0en
9(uSiogen anOerer bonn ariegSgericbt
peruomneuer 3eugeu itanOen.
Gie 9(nflage Ger &orpcrOerlebung
wur0e ionlit bonn 9rieosgeri6t ais
nHt erpieien 6etradtet lmO Oemge-
mdB eriolgte Die 6reiipre9ung oes
jlmgen 9ieutcnants.
Sene0om6er iir fran5oii-
ic6e c 0iorine.
9Soris, 8. Suli. Die fran-
3oiiide Gegicrltng bat 6uuoert &C.
ucgon6er nit groBem Griolg 5n
Cienlten ouf einem &ricgsidiff ber-
angc3ogen. Sic 9eute arbeiteten
5mei Mouate lang in Ocu &eiielrdu-
men ani Dem 6laggibiii Der Qlittel-
mcerilotte uno 3wor SIR Oollen 3u-
frie0cn6eit 0es 9lOmirals scr 6lotte,
Ser @ouDerneur bon g9eitafrifa Bat
iit bereit erfIdrt, 0cm M}ariucOepar-
tenlnt id6rli6 5ueibunoert Seue.
gambler SIR &eriglng 81 iteQeu.
2an0or greift &oofepeIt
BON 9}eltem an.
@nris, 9. SuIi. Ger ioe6cu
bon 9}om 6ier6cr 5urdgefe6rte britt
ihe 9leiien0e g(. SenrD Sopage 9an-
DOR ma@tc wieoer cineu 6citigen Pm
grill All Sol 9ooiepelt uno oeiiclt
6orir6errn6m. Sn einem SSnter-
niem 6e5eidneie Der gnglGnoer ocn
Gr-@rGiioenten ais eineu oSafir, q
Oeu man in Som mil 9}e6t olS
@allonaro~ bc3cibuctc. Gin 0@alo-
naro~ iei ser a1cuic6, Scr ciuen 9ol.
Ion nit @as iiiac
9looicpclt 6e6aupte, 0aB er in @ra-
iilien cinen bis Oa6in un6etawieu
8uB cntoedt babe in0 in ieiucr
&eoe Dor ser @eograpbiibeu Giciell.
idait in 9onOon,o oaB iiber sen Strorl
6erciis 9riiden mo Eelegrap6nlce-
tmaen fi6rtea oIs er 0enielben
ion0, iil6r Der 9rite fort. SSn SiiO-
amcrifa miiie man ii6er6aupt nibtS
bon Dem 9looieOelt'ideu .6hB oeS
3meiiels.~
9lls Sol. Iooleoelt oie obige De-
pei6c 0e3eiat muroe, mcinte cr: lin
0otteSmiIlcnl g9ieoer 0ieier 9an-
oor aein @eoaropb un0 fcin eruiier
@clc6rter nimnt oieieu Mcnidcn
ernlt @r 1T Der Sonsmrrlt imtec
Den 6orlbern 92ebr babe id nidt
iibcr i'm 5u iagcn.
Samitoas Solbfeiertn q
fiir frnn30iiiAe 9lrbci-
ter.
%oriS, 8. SuIi, nit 216 &C.
geu 90 Stintucn 6icB Ocr Scuat
cine 6ereits BON ser Geputirteufam.
mcr trob groBer Oppoiitiou ongc-
nonmene @2aBrcgel ant, melde sic
Giniiibrung oes SdHiiagSs0alb-
ieiertageS in Rcgierungswertii1itcu
Ooriie6t. SSn Der Ccputirtenfanner
war acgcu Oie Bill oeltenO gcmadl
moroeu, bob Die giniiibrina 0es
5amitogs Sol6ieiertoges IN 9cgie-
rungswerfItditen al6 pripatc 2Irbcit-
ac6er 5lpingen niirOe, i6ren 9lnac.
teaten oas 0leide @riDileg 5li &C.
wd6rcn iuas Der %remier &iUiani
! cko,. Eo1{,,4k
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-10
9cmuuitrutiuu Osreitslt.

lleberiii6rimg Der orei 0pier Der 0D-
uomit-Grploiiou an 2erington-
9locnuc o6ne St6rlng nad 6rei6
4ono, 8. S. criolat. @urocu
cremiri.
g}cm gort 9. Suli. 06nc
irgcno cine Concentration geioIgt
Don cincm fleiuen @duilein llueut-
mc1ter rmo einem oroBereu Gctade-
nent &oli3ei, wuroeu geitern Die
lIcberreite Der orei an Sanitag leB-
ter 99obe bei ocr Grploiiou in Ger
in0ton-9lucmic lnl's &eben getomnle-
nen 9lnardiitcn BON ocr Morgite, no
iie bis6er gelc9en no9 6rci6 'Bono,
8. s.. genonmen, Inn BORT Ocrbrannt
81 mcrOen.
9is 3um leBtcn glngenblid perill6-
ten g(leranocr @crfmonn ln0 &ouie
9era, sic SticiiGmcitcr cines Scr @e-
t6oteten. oos 2eden6e9dngniB 81
ueri1icbcn ga lie eS gleib5eitig 81
eincr groBen @aiien-Demonitration
Scr 8. QS. g9. mo ouocrer anardiiti-
idcr SerbdnOe auS5uibladten 9e0a6-
ten.
9lbcr oie itriftc 0r0rc OeS @eilno-
6cits-GonlmiiiGrS @pl0mater 3mma
idlicbGG oic @enonnten, fir Die
lle6criiibriing Scr 9ei9ei 8u ioraeu,
iuoIten iie es nicbt 81 elmer 9eiiebma
nlf itdotiiC6c Soften aii Oen 9lrmen-
6ricObof fonmcn laHcn.
Garon's &cicbe mar Die ein3iae, Die
erfennbar mar, imo p16rcno oie @e-
noiien ihmm al i6r poriiber5ogen,
licBen lie oae rot6e @liit6en auf
OoS cntitcQtc @clibt oeS @cnoIleu
iallcn 0ann eriol9tc Oic giniarQimg
in einia1c, i6mudloie Sol3iGrgc, imo
5lpor wlrOc fir sic ip1rliHeu lle6er-
rctc Nerg'S imO @anion's nur Elm
Sarg benlbt Still iorniirte licb Der
3u9 lmtcr @orantritt Ncrfmann's
ino 2eonarO gl6bottS, Inn bon Der
4 9loernlc ab sic 6cioen 2cidenmaQen
olein weiter iabren 81 loiieu, nab
reno sic @enoiien bic 5troBeuba6n
nod Gong &Slono bclHcaen, 100 Die
@iniIdlcrlnna Itattfan0.
0ie 9libenbe6dlter mirOcu bon
9llcrau0er Bergman in &erua6rmg
gcnonlmen Der iie an SamItag in
Der trob ocs gerbois Our6 Wlopor
ino @oli5ei acplantcn qroBcu De-
monitration aaer glnard)iiten gtep-
9orfs mit5uiiibren ge0cnft. Gs fam
ieooh fein 3peiiel beIie6en, oaB ole
9c60rocn ibren GntiHluB nit eiier-
ncr Strcligc 5ur 9luSfii6runa bringen
imo ie0en &eriid 5u elmer Gcnon-
itration i'm aein critidcn meroeu.
Ncreits gcitern Dor Der Morgie pa-
rcu ilmiaiienoc &orbercitlnaen ge-
trofien moroeL Inn ie0e Stormg 81
ber6iloern imO aui cincm 0o6eu
SteinplaB 6arrtcn fiini6ig FoIi5ilien
in @ereiti1oit. nit oen &niippel oaS
Erauer-@eiolae observation-disclosures
GEN iolltc ir0en0 mclde 0iientlicbe
Raraoe periubt wer0en.
3e6n bel 3ug-Gutoleiiuna UcrIett.
9 beloon ST., 9. SSuli 3e6u
Ycrioneu erlitteu cr6eblicbe Gerle-
tungen ais Gin @rpreB5u0 ser Cen
trol |crnlont @a6n am Gbaolpid
Gut no6e S6eI0ou Springs eut-
aIcitc. Gie Itorfcn 9icgcl0iiiic Ser
lebteu Eaae 6ottcn oen 9o6uoonnu
lmteupoid)ct 10 0aB Die @eleiie
nodgaben ais Die idwere &olomo.
the ibcr tie 6inme9ialIite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-10

6untilicntro000ie am
VI Dein.
Cine eriAiitternOe 5amilientrog0s
Oie Bat iid in gaIos6ut, ser am
9l6ein gelegeneu @ouptitoot Oes
aleidnamigen 6o0iiden &reiies inl
Souoescommiiioriots6e5irf &onitan5,
3uqetragen. Gort ertrGnfte Iid ser
poQig perormte GiiiieIOorier amii.
mann Shnl5 nit ieiner e6eirou uuO
ieinen 6eioen &inOeru inn G6ein. Gie
bier 2eiHan iiuo 6cute ge6orgcu
moroen.
Sdul5 mar nod ieinem 6oQiiies
meut nod Ser S6pei5 ous8ewau-
ocrt, 6otte BORT ieood nibt ieiteu
SUB faiieu fouueu nno mar fiir5GH
ousgepieien morOen. sSu ser Ser
5meifIung foBte Oie oan3e 6omilie
oeu GntidluB, gcmciuiom in OeuEoo
5u ge6en.
&ermiBteS Iprbc0o6oot
toit1t t auf.
Set Orci Eogen mar oos ocutide
Gorpeoo6oot q 81 periAoaeu uno
cs ipuroc bcfiir6tet, ooB oos 6o6r.
5cug in Ger g}oroiee untergcgdugeu
lei, oo oie Giiitenitatiouen cine Sun.
fenoepei6c aufiiugcu sic oies an5u-
ocutcn id)ien. Cine SlotiQe DonIor.
peooidqcrn nno 5mei Wlorineflug'
5euge 6eianoeu ii1 felt geitern auf
ser Suc6e nod Dem Boot, o6ne cine
Spur BON 0eniel6en 5t iinoeh.
Seite 9lbeno trof icoob Oie 9ladridt
cin sob Oos 8a6r5eug wo5l6e6olten
in @oleitronO eingetroiien it,
@cmGlOe 9llbre6t GiirerS
entOedt.
Ger 9eip5iger &lnlifeuner Or.
W1ar QoBuiBer fiinoigt an OoB er in
elmer alten @oQcrie in GcneOig Elm
bis6cr lnbefonnt acpcienes @erf
oes qroBcn W2alerS 9n6rcht Giirer
cntoedt Bat. Tas @emGloc 1T cine
9lqiiareaihu0ie cines tSrouenfopies
un0 trdqt sic SSa6res3obl 1922. gSie
Or. 2oBuibcr erfldrt ioa Oos 9ilo
cine Scr 6eitcnSh0pilmaen aus Dem
rciiereu Sitter oes Wlciitcrs iein.
NlieQt BON sofia mad
@ufarcit
Gincu glGn3enocn 6lug fat bcutc
ser 0cutibc Npiotifer SrieOrid6 ans.
gefii6rt. Gr ilog o6ne 3lpiiHerlan'
ouna bon Sofia nod 9ufareit rnD
lcgte bic strcde 5ipiiden Der bulga'
ridden uno ser runidniihen Sdipt.
Itaot in meniger ais Orei Stunoen
5uriid.
9uiiiide g phone oerb al
tet.
9(us @uoopeit founlt oie01eloung
0oB beute in llnQorn Der 9ulgart
Ruoolf @olDof Der irii6er Fripot
Sefretdr oes &onig5 6er0inano &C.
pcieu iein ioa, ais ruiiiiAer Spior
ner6oitet morocr it,
SSn 2en6erg wuroc ser 0iterreiht
iMc 2eutuout SHnliot inter oenl
GcrOod6te Oes 2onoesucrrot6s ieltgc
nonmen. Ger Oiii5ier ioa pic6tigc
militGriide @ebeimniiie an RuBlanf
pcrrot6cn 6oben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-10
WIenIerei anf @IadlueL,a NaIaMS.

Nem Yorf, 8. Suli. 3tpei
9l6t6eihmgeu bon @eiongeuen oui
9lodmeQs Sslano, 5uiamnen oier5ig
Nloun, iniceuirten oeiiern 0la1mit-
tag I'M qroBcn Speiieioale, Der etpa
GOO @eiongeue ioBt cine Wleuterei
inOeuI lie gegen Die iiiui BORT Gieuit
6oltenoen gluiieber aller6onO@cihirr
idleuoerten mo oo5r eiuen Sollen-
lGrm onitinlnlten. Giner Der Mule
Der lpiroc ie6r ihmcr Derlebt, 5mei
onocre, iopie flint @eiargcne erlitten
Ieidtere Gerlebimgeu Sin 9llornIs
5GuB, Sen cnier Der 9luiie6er abieil.
crtc, bro6tc ne6rcre 9eonte ouf oic
Scene lmo 6alo 0orolf NOR 9(aeS 10
ru6ig luic suDor. Gie Nleliterer ior.
mirten ii1 ouf Commando in sic
ii6lic6e 9lci6e lno noribrten 10, ais
Of 9fdtS por0eiaacn p0re, IN i6re
3elcn 5uriid.
Cine Don Narocn &otrid S5o1es
uuo Gberauic6er @lcDlonuS iofort
cingclcitete llnteriudung crga6, 0oB
sic bctrciienOen 40 @eiongenen oa-
riiber er6oit fuoren, 0aB mon i6nen
aus irgenO ciuem tleinliben @runoc
gemiiie @rioilcgier, 10 0aS Gmpiou-
aeu BON 9eiudlcu iopie oas 9riefr
idrcibcn etc. fit ciuiac 3eit Der6otcn
bate.
Ser @drter @lidael Seating wur.
sc 0urc6 cines Der unI6cridmirrenOcn
@eidrre 10 idpcr pcrleBt, oaB er
dr8tIider Siilfe 6courite. Die D'eu-
tcrer pur0en Oorldliig MIR nit eli
nem Gage itrcnger Sait belegt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-10

8obI Der GerIeeteu beIduit iid chen.
foas uuf flint. sfanOolpro5cb
in Berlin enOet nit gerilrtbei'
Iuna BON Scbu g9udereru.
Qeutidfeiuolide uno io5ioIiitiidc
.Oreouiiotionen in @iirt.
teubere ouigeIoit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-10

gnl6Blid ieiucs qoloenen Ioftor-
iubild1ns iIt ser Qcip3iger llniper.
Iitdtsproieiior, @e6eimer 9iotD Gr
iur. ct phil. Huooli SobnJ elmer ~
befanuicilen ocutiHen AedtSgclc6rl
ten monigfodcr G6ungcn t6eil5ai1
iig gepor0en.
&uOoIf So6m mnroe ain 20. 0f.
tober 1871 in 9ioitod geboren. Gr
itlioirtc an Sen llniperiitdten Noiiod,
9erliu Scioelbcrg nno@2iinheu uno
proniopirtc 1864 III ieiner @atcritoot
5m a. jur 9erciiS 3pei Sabre
ip0ter 6o6iliiirtc CT iih in 0'0ttingeu
ais 9riUotoo5ent, riidte bort i'm Sab.
re 1870 5irm oliBeroroentlic6en 9Sro-
icior olf, crbielt icine eriie orOent.
lic6e 9Sroicilur an Ser llniperIitdt
Sreiburo l. Or, mirfte oomn in
SiroBbluq nn0 uur0e i'm Sabre
1887 nod 2eipjig bernien sgroiei-
ior Sobm III glutoritdt mlf Dem Sc
biet oes Che. lulo air1enreGtS ln0
Scr &erioiier cineS bcocutcnocn
@erfS ii6er Acieu iiuo llriprlng 0eS
&at6oli5iSmlS. Gr lit G6renooftor
Ser llnipcriitdien aoniaS6cra 2eip.
3ig lno Nu0opeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-10
9hier61nSiaer iLlnnefnmmcn.

90 onnt s lem ems, Dfid. g.
sSltIi. Gopit6u SSocob 2orcn5o bon
@biIooelpbia Gin Ibierban0igcr, lit
Gil &crleBunGen geitor6cn ipcldlc CT
om W&ontag bel cinem oeipcratcn 9lns
priff, oen 5pci jlngc 2owen aui ibn
aenodt erlittcn Bate Gr eutgng
oent ougen6lidli@cn To0c mir 0a.
curb, ooB or elmer scr @citicn cine
eiicrnc Stoaac IN ocn Hoc6en iticB.
9Sic eS bciBt, bottcn oic 20meu me6
rerc Gage lana fcu 6utter crboltcn
luo worcn oa0urh unbduoi0 aciuor.
ocn.
gl6pnncutcn bic brn pGcuiidcn Gorrcr
lponbcntcn" nidlt piinlilidD oOer nnrcoeIs
miiRia crbnItcn, iiiiD ncbcicn, her Sfiicc
bnUOn per 9eIcpbUn uOcr idjriitlidI Dit
tbciInnn 6lt ut0dlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-10
Drr luabre 9akob.
@arMWt WelaMOter @ils
liAws lucttertC.
syilbltc itdb i'Ot imtcrmntiDs
naIer CSumuIiifipM ncrlctt.

aabinctS-O OrOrc Oes 9aiiers 6ron8
SOiep6 oronet 3uiqmmcnidmB
oucr oeOienten 9oIOoten Oe8
oitcrreidiic9cn Sccrcs 5u elmer
Observation-Disclosures an.
0jraf @erdtolo 8ur 9eribtcritot.
tlno nod SidI gScitcrc Ser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
DIVORCE STORY
TOLD IN MEDLEY
IN COURT TODAY

Il had 90 work all tho time 10
clothe the children. . My hus.
band was very surly and indifferent,
when he did come home, No
he Is very seldom sober. drunk near,
" all the time It's been
seven years since he helped mo nj
all. The children haven't
missed day In school for three
years. don't know where
my husband Ia. Il have
lived here 90 years, The baby Is the
Cnly child ."
Women. young and old. told this
divorce medley. given this morning
before Superior Judge Macintosh.
Default DEGREES were granted at tbs
ratio OF one "A minute.
Unhappy stories won freedom fot
Anna White from David. Matte
MeGough from Patrick. Eva nunct
from Arthur. May Rose from Give
Margaret Irwin from Edgar. ANNA
C. Grecnsladc from Elmer. Lillian
Leneran from Lawrence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
OH, YOU APPLE!

To promote the celebration of
Apple Day on February 8. as sug'
gested by Gov Lister. the Seattle
Commercial club is writing to the
leading hotels and cafes in the city
20 prepare as many apple dishes AS
possible and 20 call attention to
the fact on their menu cards. The
matter In also taken up with the
railroad companies. 30 as TO give
Apple Day as much publicity as
possible. and grocers and commits
sion merchants are asked TO make
apple displays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
TWO roRMs or ANARCHY

When n person has nothing TO sell
but his human energy labor pnwerl
and when be can not find buyer
funster1 who viii buy ~. and when
he can not get the necessities or Ufe
unless and until he does find a buyer
(rnaaterb. despair enters the mind
when hope IT, lost. and al of the
elements Of war and rebellion are
turned loose within tho human mind.
and thus reason gives way 20 eco
nomic necessity. Food. clothing and
shelter we must have, ana unless
the political state 40 manages so
ciety that we yet food. clothing ana
shelter. then we being deprived OF
our economic right. the basis OF all
liberty, have no alternative than 70
use force which human necessity
compeis ne IN do.
In the foregoing sense every man
f. an Anarchist when tho economic
necessity impeIs action 70 sustain
life hut tho anarchy which IN used
for tho purpose 81 acquiring tho
pronerty Of others and used 10 eS
plot others. f. form of ansrGhx
the latter. the former will disappear.
az both tho oppressed ana the Or j.
presHor are what they are because
~ the system ~ exploitation pre-
vaiiinR in modern society ,
4 world wide war raRes through .
out capltailHtic civilizntio ana "
can not cease while exploitation for
pr0fft lasts when. however, one
class n deprived of the power or tx
pioitation. the cause ~ this cltHs
var ceases The mission ~ Social 2
lam II 70 abolish the exploitation of
human life
Capitalism organized the economic
base NJ society and capitalism com
pieted is goclnlism instituted. There
force. the governmental functions
under capitaiist exploitation become
democratic administration ~ eco
monte Institutions under Socih ISM
"as soon as there ig no longer n class
/ in society 10 he held IN subjection
az soon as. along with tho class
/ domination and tho HtruRRle FOR In
dividust existence. based on tho nm
archy Of production hitherto lcap
IItalisilc expInitationl. the resultant
lcIashlngs and excuses disappear
there lE no longer anything 70 be
represaed. which might neceHsitate q
/ speciat reprcssive force, state.
Tho state II not abolished. II dies
ont " and economic freedom becomes
| the heritage ~ the race Liberty
Law Christianity. right ana justice
arc tbou no longer hollow forms but
| Instead become attributes ~ princi
, Piles revealed iu higher convention
| ~ truth than we arc now able TO
comprehend. r,..,.,.. ,uou,.,
EDN ~ D. bNCN''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
DOOlEY CONVICTED

Returning verdict after an all
night session. jury before Judge
Macintosh declared +. VI. Doole
seattle mill worker. guilty of so
licitlng bride from the PuEe
Sound Traction. Light & Power Co
Dooley was charged with offering e
make On affidavit for the compan
for $500 to show that he was paid T.
give false testimony I'm the suit O
Jennie Lewis against the traction
company in which she was awarded
81 500 damages. The penalty may
not be more than ten years In pris
on. a fine OF $4,000. or both.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
RED LIGHT CASE
is CONTINUED

At the adjournment Of court Fri
day night. the case OF the state
* rel Nancy Shaw against Bertha
Virgins, which In the first 10 be
tried IN King county under the
red light" statute. was continued
10 Monday. The hearing is being
conducted before Judge Ronald.
The complaint Eets out the sIfega.
ton that Mrs. Virgins Ii maintain
ing a disorderly house at 81 Spruce
st. about a block from the court
house.
n the complaint IN sustained.
Judge Ronald would be called upon
10 issue an order closing up the
honte for Elk months 20 any use
whatsoever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
HEAR OP|E TALK!

A free lecture by oplc Read Is
something unusual AT the Y. NJ.
c A. tomorrow afternoon the IN.
nous newspaperman. lecturer ana
novelist will speak at the Sunday
club for men on tho subject
"Scarecrows
The v NJ. c, A. orchestra will
hold forth at the social mixer In
the lobby. which starts at $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31

. LOS ANGELES. Jan. 3i.-Little
Josephine Ashdown, i'year-old
swimmer. In an aquatic marvel. She
IN an expert at plain and fancy swim
ming and high and low diving.
This baby began her career at IL
months old. when her mother took
her bathing for the first time. Prof.
Thos. Wilkinson OF the Royal life
saving society became Interested In
her lie taught the baby TO float
before she left the tank. In n few
u ontha this infant had developed
into an expert. She now dives
from a height OF 90 feet. and her pct
swimming stunts are revolving
and marching" In the water.
III the child keeps up her prac-
t,ce In the tanks, she viii be the
champion swimmer Of the world
some day" says Wilkinson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
KILLED BY THUGS

Injuries inflicted by highwaymen
Sunday night caused the death OF
h. Oyama. a Japanese. yesterday
lie was beaten and robbed at King
u and seventh nv. lie was treated
for scalp wound at ths city hos
pltal and taken in charge by his
countrymen ut the New Central no.
tel. 655h Weller st. where he died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
MISSIONARY TALKS
AT VESPER SERVICE

The veu or services Of the Young
Nomen's Christian Association Will
bc held In the lecture room 81 the
First ~. Y. church until their new
building IL ready for occupancy.
At the service tomorrow after.
noon nj 4 O'Clock. DR. p. r. West.
for 20 years a missionary In the
orient. will speak on Woman 4
Work in Malaysia"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
PLEADS GUILTY

Henry Clayton. alias c. u Miller,
pleaded guilty TO second-degree bur.
glary today before Superior Judge
Macintosh. admitting the robbery
OF two houses belonging TO John Col.
Inns. on 25th av. and 26th av. The
burglary took place the night OF Jan
uary a. Clayton was sentenced to
term OF three to II years at Walla
Walla. Officials say he has a prison
record in Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
NEARING CONCLUDED

The public service commission az
noon today concluded the hearing
upon the application OF residents
for the routing OF the 33rd av. cars
from the north over tho present
Madison ST line TO the downtown
streets. The company claimed the
line Is losing money. and the rout.
Ing suggested would only serve 10
longest the traffic downtown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
RISlEY IMPROVES

Patrolman r. II. Rlslcy. who was
stabbed by thugs Thursday night
when he ordered them to dispense
has been removed from the city hos.
pital to the Minor hospital where
he is recovering from the near.fatal
attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
NAB EMBEzzLER

Harold c. Williams. who mysterl.
ousiy disappeared December IL. Ia
under arrest In Brooklyn. y. Y.
charged with embezzling $4,000
from sylvester Bros wholesale gro
Gerry firm here, OF which he was
secretary and treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
THUS they DIE

CHICAGO. Jan. 5i.-whils cross.
ing s3rd NJ. at Loomis early today.
pretty girl. poorly clad, tainted
and fell into a snow drift. She
died an hour later. Copncrs Ply
stefan Springer said death was
caused by starvation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
TIE TACTICS
OF
SOCIALISM
VS..
SYNDICALISM
SABOTAGE
ACTION
AND
ANARCHY VS
Taelished and Paid for by
EDWIN J. BROWN,

.as Viii = my last article on this
s9sel until after the election. as
-. nns vii be required In the cam
~ RON now on.
cay. ~. He'd for the nomination 81
.-y'-<ion Counsel, sub jsct TO the
4. 80 e'setlon. and I must make
b. gyis o. seattle acquainted with
M. auss and Importance Of tnat
I'VE SOCIALISTS DIVIDED
4, a'ierence between Direct Ac-
u. sna Political Action IL the dir
M. u the SOCIALIST party IN ge-
~ ~ this time
Al, sh bostrom Of Everett 4. the
-, Ne Direct ActiouiHfs. Two
IN go ne boosted that he had 10
tss,,, pirect Actionists 80 a. 20
sssr NE party; one year ago.
ssisss " party could have been
yz,s- ~ ths selection of Anna a.
~ Socialist. instead Of Di-
: n.uehist. for state secretary.
nsssse ~. mat the END justified the
trss.s., Nhen he put over his dis
Nj enefne TO defeat Anna 4.
sss,is. ~ the 1912 national con :
hi ~ introduced his Infamous.
iat .sdkish RESOLUTION providin K
tsr-s ~, person whose princfpai
N, income II derived from
sIr,hi.a isfest or profit shall not 10
b ssr,s membership IN the Social
~ i.esoIution was evidently In
laIrrs put W II Waynick 81
stksc OUT Of the party. as he
ban =. member whom Bostrou
M IN 'e'hs able to get his secre-
H w. ~, howl Of the so-oalles red, d.
NJ vi, sst wage workers for M "
hn tss., .aeir Photographic mouth =
ssrs would be able 10 shoyv mat
aars- vskeis Lasselie. I.lebkuech
i1ssf ttaaa.usky, VsndervsId pIerh
y qusll,slhsn and Rebel would not
hry n io Tor fnembershtp In tbe
ssn a.. ~, aiasi neither would their
stius nansrchiats and Direct AZ.
k.5pmk,, vnndh0n. Bakunin. Rerlua
M. ~ norel, 2ardriIe Lab
A'rabsr.t,s or Berth be ~ FOR
hSrss.sg W the Socialist partv ~
.silsn " Seattle. Their nusttp.
ssofsbls membership conps,rea
~ ~, WIN the Chicago ! W W
NH ,svts resolution. both of
hsss ns,snyhnce Political Actfon
nylfon,a.p,e are creatures OF their
rssm s.t and products 81 otir
snatl. ~ while they Rrops and
ss'rsm Dnhdly IN the darJ,uesa
Wiling es. Hu HeRradation ~ an ~
~ 10 vla ss..Iliizatiou, they arc Vel an
hlm n 80 NE race from Tho stand
..skh We ~, ~ class struggle from
'as'tgfs merge 70 Socialism Tbnv
IAN ~ their own runorr. TO-.
'f0ssie u Marx pun ''' 'n'
"i'LrsT TACTICS