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NEW YORK. Dec. i2.--'Dopey
Benny" Fem. The Wolf OF New
York. has been trapped at last
And Ike every other trapped
beast. the moment he was caught he
began 10 squeal.
Known as the last OF the gun
men" ever since four OF his com.
radea in crime paid the death pen.
atty for the killing OF Herman Ros
enthal. "Dopey Benny" has been IA.
nous In the underworld.
Wherever money was to be ex.
torted or a man was to be beaten up
for hire. the police were sure TO find
Benny Fein and his sinister pack.
AT first Benny himself did the
jobs he WAS paid for.
But latteriy he was proud TO be
known as IAN employer" merely
pocketing the lions share of the
blood money and getting a sub
ordinate TO do the actual work.
Today. only 30 years old. he has
been arrested 20 times: was sent
once 10 the house OF refuge. twice
10 the workhouse. once 10 Elmirs
reformatory. and twice TO Sing Sing
prison.
Though often arrested, mys-
terious influences nearly always
procured Fein's discharge.
II has been "Dopey Benny'B"
boast that he makes $4,000 a year
at his trade OF Jack.of-ailcrfmes.
IN was a labor oranufyarsa conn.
plant that sprang the laws trap on
The Wolf OF New York.
Fem had offered his services 10
BENJAMIN Salmoyoyitz. organizer OF
Kosher Butchers union No. ?.
lie told Salmovovitz that for
$500 he would force every kosher
in New York city to join the
union.
salmovovitz knew that the UMPIRE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12
Analysis
of Moves
in Europe

NEWS or A VISIT BY THE
car TO Tinis. the administrative
center Of the Trsnsesucaslan region.
suggests that Russia 10 maturing
plans for a serious campaign against
the Turks. whose Territory adjoins
Transcaucasla to the south.
In striking contrast TO the public
ny II Is giving to the Russo-6erman
campaign In Poland. the Petrograd
war office lie maintaining a profound
silence concerning events In the
southeast.
Presumably this 10 because a Siav
army Is being concentrated there.
TURKEYS MILITARY lMPO.
tence since II engaged In the war
az an ally Of Germany seems TO bear
out this columns recent suagestio
that clashes are occurring at the
sultan's capital between the element
which would wage campaign sole
ly In Turkish interests, and the fac
ton shaping Ottoman strategy to
suit German purposes.
Irresolutlon 10 evident on the part
Of the Ottoman leaders.
There are no signs Of Moslem
campaign under the direction Of any
one with firm grip on the situation.
BULGARIA PROBABLY WILL
enter the war as an ally OF the An
slo- Franco Russian combination
when II receives assurances Of terri
toriaI reward for It's assistance.
Bulgarian cooperation would per-
nit OF an attack on the Turks from
the European side OF their terrific
rics, and II the Turkish army were
engaged at the time In operations
against Egypt or the Russians in
Transcaueasia. Constantinople's fall
would be Inevitable.
This fear promises TO keep the
Turks In state OF lndeeision In.
definitely.
SUCH A SITUATION OPENS AN
opportunity to Russia In Asia Minor.
II comes at a moment. however,
when the Germans are seriously
threatening Warsaw.
Nevertheless, " a choice must be
made, the Slavs are capable OF aban-
doning the Polish metropolis as a
strategic necessity In preference 20
defending II with troops they want
for campaign against the sultan.
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DROP CHARGES
AGAINST Man
HELD 8 MONTHS

The supreme court affirmed the
lower court in holding that no suf-
ficient criminal complaint has
been charged against w. p. Stan
ley. alias II. X Lum. who was al
legged TO have filed a physicians
certificate TO practice medicine un-|
der a false name.
Although both the lower and the
higher court have held that there
never was a real criminal charge
placed against Stanley. the latter
has had to stay in the county jail
for nine months for lack OF bail
money.
He will not be released until
the remittitur is received here
from the supreme court. probably
next Monday or Tuesday.
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ARREST z MORE
: FOR SMUGGLING

News OF the arrest OF Clifford
Joslin and George W. Price on a
secret indictment charging them
with smuggling alien Chinese into
tho United States Was given out
Saturday noon by tho federal an.
thoritics. Joslin was arrested Fri
day night At Gold Bar. Price was
taken two days ago. bnt the fact
kept secret until Joslin's arrest.
China Dan was arrested on a
similar indictment Immediately fol-
lowing the first Tape trial.
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9 SiFfRft!!: ]
c.,
c,DN-M
w MARRIAGES
jieG!lspE4BRES



Albert W. Tsnuey. legal are. Seattle
and Lillian J. Barthelemy. legal age. Sc.
s,iis.
Jacob O. Peterson. "a. Seattle. and
Hanna shans ~. Seattle
Edward CLARK Newton. a. Cashmere
and Della i.ucrcila wright 10. Ephrat
Abraham LaEanaky. Iesal age Colby
and Jennie Levin. legal age Seattle
John Christiausen. 40. Ballard. and
Nicoiine Jensen. ~. Port Orchard
Births
Mrs and Mr.. John zithovich. 4ios 18Th
ave. s. w. q son. December .
Mrs and Mr.. c. c. wardaii sol Second
%. December
Mrs and Mr. w. J. criddis. ftIT Fourth
ave. W. son, December
Mira and AFR. r. T. Fiaiebo.. Hale
Apartments n son. November 20.
Mrs. and Mr.. II. A. schabiom. <ita W
Prentice st. son. November 20.
Mrs and Mr. w r. Edwards. fos 18th
ave. n son. December T.
Mrs and Mr.. John sheehy. 1917 18Th
ave. y, q son. December 4
Mrs. and Mr.. j. Il, Garrison. ST. Flor
ence Apartments, a son. December q
Mrs and Mr. W. l.. Sas.man. Parker
Apartments. daughter. December 2
Mrs and Mr.. y " Moy. 11i T. ssth
st. daughter. December g.
Mrs. and Mfr. W. H. Cobb. sees Tracy
st. daughter. December 4
Mrs. and Mr.. G. 8. Bremen. ASH var
mouth place. a son. November so.
Mrs and Mr.. J. n Buckley. 2sfa ION
ave. a son. November 30.
Deaths
Patrick u. Burke swedish hospital. IL,
December Z
Cora CORY. io1 f. s.,h St. SO. Decom-
Der 10.
Jennie I. Hosfield from Jno. l. Hos
field.
Margaret Gladden. from Tho, r. Cad
den.
Ousslo Berciter from Arthur Bereiter
Tina NJ Lee from Roht ". Ice.
Martha y Lay from Miles Law,
GearRc Pinto from Maria Pinto.
Grace Farmer from David Farmer.
May Ransom from Guy Ransom.
Fffie Nearous from Alhen L. Yearous
Faith Vedder from Richard Nedder
Minnie s. MoGrath from Lawrence f.
McGraih.
Hugh Gnrvin from Helen Oarvin
.Orpha A. Hoage from David H. HoaRe
John w elem from Mary r.. Glenn.
Carrie Lveslev from Walter Livesley
Daisy Ambrecht from Max Amhrecht
May Reyes from Robert Keyes.
Ethel Covell from wlllnm ! Coveii
Eliza J. Philip from s. ~ Philip.
Isabelle Spencer FROM Charley Spencer,
Helen NJ. Pohlman from Nicholas pohl-
man
Divorces Asked
John Thomas VS. Elizabeth Thomas
cruelty Florence NJ. Watkins va Charles
E watkins incompatihliity
a~------------.-a--- -
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ATKINSON TO TALK
UPON Education

Sunday evening. in Stevens hall.
Fourth ave. near Pike. Sam Atkin-
son will lecture on Modern Views
on Education"
This will be the first lecture In
series on education.
In addition to the lecture there
will be a vocal and instrumental
concert. commencing at 7:45.
The meetings are held under the
auspices of the National Rational
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NEWS OF VICTORY BY
GERMANS UNVERIFIED

The story OF the sinking OF four
English transports in the English
channel, off Dover. by German sub
marines. as reported in the Pink
edition of The Star yesterday. lacks
confirmation.
The report came TO the Washing
ton Stats Zeitung from New
York correspondent
Jacob Schaeffer. the editor. said
today the information did not come
through consular agents and was
not official
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MEsTI.AKE


MONDAy-s,aiis 2os-Seo. No. so sack
patent flour. ti45; pkgs. macaront or
spaghetti. 26o. Stall 300. sharp cheese.
2bc ID; limhurEer cheese, Csc ~. cream
brick cheese, 2bc III. Stall 20T fancy
dry onions. 9 lbs. ice. sweet Spanish
onions. 2 lbs. Toe. Stall aa0. fresh spin
ach, lbs. use, fine egg plant. loo each
green peppers, Toe III. Stall a. fruit bars.
loo dor coffee cakes zoe doz butter
biscuits Zoe doc Stall sie, head cheese,
a. A.. ham sausage zoe 10. Stalls
2oo-7is, large pineapplcs, zoe each
Spitzenberg apples, zoe box Aristo Black
apples. Use box stall rs fancy am
pickles. ioc doz'. sweet pickles, 2bo At I:
Queen olives, s5c at.
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MONDAy--staii 9, pasteurised milk &c
at Stall ~, lbs standard graduated
sugar. 4ic. Stalls si-32. new dried
peaches. 100 h; fancy apricots ito 10.
Stall 40, soft shell walnuts. ? lbs 26o:
golden dates, Zoe H. Stall CO. pure. sweet
Yakima apple cider. acc gall boiled cider.
soc at stall ~. 2 lbs. cocoa. abc. Z
large cans milk. Csc Stall 8. cocktail or
chill sauce 20o bottle. stalls Gt-Gb. pea.
nut butter, lbs. use; new sauerkraut Be
III. Stall ~. rolled oats. DC h.. small
white navy beans, lbs csc,
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MARKETS


MONDAY stalls 1916. large cans
best milk. ito with purchase of I 10. S8e
coffee OF tea: zoo cans fish balls. isc. 2
Ice pkss cooking salt. tsc. : Be pkss
Pearline. Zoe. alb. hor lump starch. ssc (.
alb. boz spaghetti toc; ? pkss fancy
cluster raisins. sbc. stalls ioo-ii2.ttt.
sage or tapioca. 30 10. asparagus. Ice can
J ioo cans oysters 2sc. Ice cans minced
clans. 7Scs Toe pkEs mincemsat. sGcs
hes, matches. afc dos. pkEs No, 30 sack
flour. ti.ao. Stall >. rock cod. Toe 10. /.
salmon trout iTise 10. fresh herring. 8
lbs 2bo. fresh salmon CSC each.
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RETURN BAIL JUMPER

PEORIA. Ill. Dec. i2.--In Gus.
tody OF federal officer. Annette
Loder. wanted In Seattle on a gov.
eminent Indictment left for Seattle
today. The woman Jumped her bond
Immediately after arrest.
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SANITARY

TODAY-siallE st-se, 10 lbs surar. 81
large cans Of milk. csc. l dor boxes
matches. asc. zoe cans freestons peaches.
: for abc. lbs Bayou beans. 7bc Stalls
ss-tT. New Zealand butter. = lbs. 81; full
cream brick cheese. 400 ID. loo cans to-
mRtoes. Use. loc cakes toilet soap. Zoe.
margarine. 2 lbs. kbe stall i27, fresh
ehurnsd creamery butter. 2 lbs 100. . lbs.
81. Stall rs. fancy isc hams half or
whole. ite ID all 2to grades OF bacon.
2oc. veal roast AVE ID pork roast.
iac 10
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CAR LEAVES TRACK

Inbound East Madison car No.
$40 jumped the track at Sixth ave.
and Pike st. Saturday morning
Although frightened. none of the
passengers was hurt.
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NO fsss crrArIoN.
TO WHOM IT MAY coNcEns'


UNITED STATES or AMERICA. WEST
ERIN DISTRICT or wAEHfSuToN
RonrHEns pfyfHioN. ~
libel ana petition was filed
IN ths District Court Of the United
states Tor the Western District of
washington, northern Division. on the
.ath day Of August 1914. ~ the Ca
madam Pacific hallway COMPANY own
~ ~ the steamship princess Vie.
toria." her engines, boilers. apparel.
tackle. furniture. etc Tor limitation -
lie liability for all ioss. damage and
injury arising 0ut ~ ~ accustomed ~
princess Victoria" commencing at
Vancouver. y O.. Dominion ~ csaada
on August ahth. 1910 " ~ o'eio9h .
m, and ending az Seattle. Washington
on August seth, 1910 az about 10
o'clock a m. ~hsthsr the same sfoss
cot 81 OF by reason ~ q collision he
tween thu steamship princess Vie
tefia" ana the steamship Admiral
Sampson " which occurred on the morn
Ing 81 AuRpss ssth. 1914. while the said
steamship princes. Victoria" wAs on
the aforesaid voyage, ~ oiheFwisst and
has sivsn a stipulation wiih good ana
sufficient surety 90 ahid. BY and par
the moneys swsrdsf ~ tho final De.
cree rendered ~ this Court Or ~ an
appellate court. n appeal interviews. 60
thousaar two hundred and fwsn's five
and ie.ioo dollars f1fe ges ioi. ant IN
isr-sf the same being the Hnnfaissd
value 30 the said steamship Princess
vietorta" sud her pending freight .,
the termination ~ tho aforesaid voy'
Nov therefore IN pursuance - a fnosiiion
is-usf ~ saif court 20 NE directed snd
dsiiYsrsf I 40 hereby cite all persons
eisiinins dafnaE.s for any damage ies.
or injury arising out ~ Tho afnrssaif
voyage % tho steamship Princess Vie
toria" cndins at Hoafiie. Washington.
on August seth, isia sheth~ nera-
stoned ~ tho aforesaid collision or
ofhsrwiss 20 ris and make due proof
~ iheif respective eisifns before A. 2
newman. Fee. United state. conrnis
siorsr. at hts affies. room tfs Central
Uniifinr IN n. city ~ Seattle on -
hsfofe the 18th day % December, 1914
~ 10 o'clock = ~ anf also 90 appear
before the said Court AZ said place. on
Or before ihs 18th Gay Of December.
1914 % 10 o'clock o m. ard ansseF
tho allegations Of said petition and
ttbsi. otherwise they will bs asfauitsd
and dsbArrsi from participation ia iris
sui;
Dated at ssaI,i.. Washington. September
JOHN NJ BOYLE.
United states Marshal FOR the western
District Of washinsiop. Northern Di.
s~l~oS~~~~~-~~~~~~~
sack. ara geese lee ~ stall 90. wis-
eonsiH brick cheese. 4su ~ condensed
milk. cars 80. stall g. grapefruit. 9
FOR stes ~sinnfa 80 ~. sweet pstaters.
4 Ma. Toe, Stall &c. -four. zoe sack toilet
paper. &c roll. corn flakes. pkEs ite
navy beans 4 ibs. ste. mscarvHi. &c 10
stan =. srsst potatoes. ihs Ice. Stall
~. pot roast. ee N shoulder lamb. 80
"A. a.
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~ ADMIRALTY

IN the Matter Of the Petition ~ the ca
sADfAs PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
rANY ~ corporation, ~ the Dominion
~ Canada awnsF ~ the htsHmship
"rnINcErn VICTORIA" for Linita.
tion OF Liability
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ACREAGE

t-AcHb POULTRY RANCH
within y mile ~ Lake Washington and
boat landing good soil price 1850
want $50 cash and lio month for
balance WIN accommodate couple
thousand chickens. besides garden aud
orchard Inuuira for Mr nrenamen st
1ftrLlana Hof~f Kirkland Wash
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN Tur UNITED HrATEs DIHrnfcT
COUNT. ron THH WBarEHH Dfs-
Tnfcr on wAafiIHoTON. NORTH
rnH DIVISION.
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sOME or THE REASONS

Why our land az Three Lakes hnohoms
ish county. wash. B. settling fast u
10 good land lies Immediately around
our mills. and prices and terms on
both land and lumber are right u
lies q 90 0 miles from Hnohomish, on
or handy 20 good gravel roads There
are auto stages aud Z trains daily,
schools store. n ~ D. ana you
DEAL wIru 10 DIRECT uavs a
number Of tracts from 90 90 100 acres
suitable Tor daifyins Write or see
70 ~ MEtKiEJoHN, Manager Land
Department. ifet L. smith Hids.
ss,,Ils TIlHrE LAkEs LII 20 -
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FIRE IN FUR STORE

An electric iron left burning In
the Danziger Fur company's store.
at l4i0 Second ave-. Friday night
caused slight fire damage,
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ln ACnra oNLY fa20

with shot clay soil. living watar 70 n
good district. near school aud rood
noighbors Terms sas cash. 80 monthly.
L. i. MARSH ~ co. 1909 I'd AVE
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The Young Peoples Society Of
the First Baptist church had
charge of the sale OF Red Cross
seals Saturday
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified Ad Rates
Alphabetically Arranged Tor the cen
s.niseee q our nusy Readers

Effective June I. tatt
Cash ads / cent word a DAY ihs~f-
lions for prise ~ 8
Transient charge Rates
ono time yeats per counted linei or
more timss Z cents per counted line per
Insertion
CONTRACT RATES
tccuns average words % The une
1 rncntA. dally. per tine tise men,h
months daily. per une. .., ! - MONTH
= month";. aailN. per line &c mehtn
AZ nonths daily. per hne,., I've nen'n
stated space Contracts
70 nne. week year. ices per nne
% unrs wees. I yearts.. ,ee fet ihs
% lines a week. I year.. % Per Nne
rs lines a week. = months " esA ~ line
as lines a week months .ee per Nne
80 tines q week 8 months. .esA pr hno
open space
feaa line. within = months sSc per l'ne
600 lines within a. monthse per Inc
s.eoe lines within a months tNc per inc
5000 lines within ~ reonths.s Pc hne
For rrther information call Main s'ee
Want Ada
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REAL ESTATE


FOR fAlE
o. fnn--Ssw. tsroom cottage to.foot lot
o. odo--Ssw. s-room house. so.foot cor
nsr.
Roth have bath. cement basement and
fireplace sist ave. r, az Forrest -
10 minutes from depots eesy terms
BOUTWELL, a CROCKETT
Lssfy Building Main coo.
sacrifice, t.o0--Lot ~, block 2. cisopatfa
Park Second Add. BY owner Gus
Hiomhufs Dos Is. Heattis
Want. from owner. modern homo about
7 rooms. Capitol hiii district, hot water
heat Price must be fiHhi Conner.
III white building Main ttao.
! am old cant work any more have
house and lots. 40 fruit trees bearing
NY grading tnsfafimsnis are paid 10
date WIN somebody give ma little
cash for the place. say taoe a ioi' Near
the Meridian car line W. Barrett.
stf " san,
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AUTOS FOR SALE
FOR SALE FURNITURE
MOTORCYCLES

Motcrcvcies-S and second hand. all
makes some % these taken on new
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES Baieu q
wrtsht hf v Pike St. near nrosd.
way Phone Fast EFT.
toN >stt-istA. MOnEi ~. DAVIS
MOTORCYCLE. n. A.. N VERY
coon CONDITION. WILL SILT
ruFtf HEADLIGHT. HORN. frt.
Co.'s WITH IT. PHONE BALLARD
ra9t. ADDRESS 1ss y isrH ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL NEW PRICES OK Doors
Nets rxtFeraely low prices on deev- quoted
below Every deer absolutely guaranteed
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HOMESTEADS

~ HOMESTEADS
itsiinquisnmsBt 20 acre. fins. rich. valley
land situated on soot county read. only
about ons mile from thriving railroad
function town efhrr good towns close
~. affbfding ready market for all
produce. chirksns sHss. buttsF etc
THIS property should ar~atiy Increase
10 value, and I believe Will make some
body rich, without hardship Of soins
into wilderness Hest reasons for sell.
Ing ard s;Fictssi tnyss,isstian invited
VIII siAfiy sho~ the place 20 intsndius
purchaser Price for auick sale. only
ft;t for ths sheis tract Address y
q Hnr sg Seattle
- L. i. -. -
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Everett draws $4,000 from park
fund to help unemployed.
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81 statesmen WANTED

u PERSONALS
WIDOW. ars -. neat appearance. soos
hou.eksepsr and cook desires seausint-
ance 81 gentleman Of small means. no
objection 10 workinE man object mat.
rIrnony Address AIS. star
Seattle Psychic society Meetings every
SUNDAY afternoon az and evenings at
T.tS Tratsrnai hall. Fourth ard pike.
Rev. Glen Stephens Of Kansas city.
No. viii preside
wRTSKLE REMovEDs DEFoRMED
noses corrected. tsTs Arcade Bldk
Main sTss
9sn married best mstrirnonisi paper
published Mailed free. Thr Cor
respondent. Toledo Ohio
aides sandsrsons Cotton Root Pill.
ss'. ard sure cure for delayed psriad.
Price "a Money refunded ~ remedy
fails sitter fair trial Raymond Rsmsd,
Co. 1iTH Pike Of
<An Dancing guaranteed In , private
l4fA lessons Private bail. Day,
Xf0 ana evenings Latest dance.
Mh1 STEVENS r IN a. PIN, not
sehai,--sh0D method. ehifopodi,t 1873
Weller 81.
MARY --Thoussnds wealthy. VII marry
soon. all ages. nationaiitiss religions
descriptions froe Western Club. Dept
lIAsss narksi. san Francisco. Cal
Widow. 30. owning ranch! widow, m
worth f7B. 900. widow, So worth SIC. 900
and teacher, -. worth $500. would
marry suitable gentlemen Description.
and Information, loo. ideal Introduce
tlon Club. 30. 7st, Vancouver, ~. c.
Happiness lies IN married life. Are you
ioneiy7 Join Seattle Reliable Friend
ship Club. Ladies' free. Ada p Evans
aii Union. Apt. n.
Wealthy California ranchman. s. would
marry. N-Box 10. Toledo League. To-
iedo. Ohio
Oct married Many rich and bsautifui
stamped envelope. socisl Register. &C.
attis. wash
Farmer irish. ~, widower. no ineum-
branes desires Acquaintance. Of an Irish
lady. object instrimony. AL star
MRS MAaON HO8E--fNvALfD AND
AGED PEOPLE. az Il. MERCER
CAPITOL $40
GET ACQuAfNTED socfETY, NAMES
and adddres.ss 10 Pine 81. Ladies' free
Mrs Martin = Nurse. confinement
home. painless. original twilight
sleep. 1ons boron vi b2s7I
o Z ,is 'orn fot ste JOS Fir- ~
Working man wants 10 n AXE Acquaintance
Of young working woman or widow. not
over 10 years ~ aEs. object mntrimony.
Address x-tfE. star
Dressmaking very reasonable Tos Marion
Main 5of2
eEMOpELINe. retfiinmtnK Any old
hat made over. w 70 date 5000 Arcade
Kavinaugh's " % Rats 1908 first sv.
MISS aAHfCURtNo. iifth
Third. office
Baltimore bye Works suits cisnned, 81
Main 8b7s
MIDWIFE MRS ANNA WfLLEfKHEN
70ls 1s'h ~ W rhrnr Hsiiarf 1857
Denver bye works isos Seventh. city
Royai c1fe 80 tfninn fkc dinners
Nr Hentsr-Why not let us help you start
the new year riRht7 We viii build you
home on ssth ave. near Madison. lot
s0ri2D. 10 per cent down, balance Hike
rent Phone Main III. Mr. Kunkei,
as Burke BdR
Millner who Was at Portland Hotel ~
Portland, or. August 1919 please
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Lot tptioe. on sard and s6th ave n. v
Price 1850. fsfs eash
YOUNG a nHoBEHg
HAaNn ffaffaFN as
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Mliiner who was AZ Portland Hotel. at
Portland or. August, 1919, please
answer this ad A-2o, star.
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John Thomas vs. Elizabeth Thomas
cruelty; Florence NJ Watkins va. Charles
~ watkins. incompatihility
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UNITED STATES or AMERICA. wEer
ERIN DISTINCT or wAEHfSuToN
| NORTHERN DIVISION. ~
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NOTICES

il thsrs are any families hsfe from
iiferpss or HaEEosied. sweden. Will
they please write Mrs Caldwell top
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FARM LANDS

goS V 9, &c, ,. s.ls Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12
STOCKHLDS' MEETING

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Frank Mcdonald OF Park street. who
has been employed at the Barre Drug
company for the past few months, com.
pleted his duties there Saturday.
Miss Marguerite Brown of Jefferson
street returned yesterday from Burling-
ton, where she has been passing few
days in camp at Queen City park.
Albert Williams of Marshfeld ar
rived in the city to-day to pass few
days as the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Edison Landers OF Spaulding street.
George Landers and family of South
Main street went to-day to Malletts
Bay to pass the coming two weeks
William McGam, who has been spend
ing the past few days in the city with
friends. returned to-day to his home at
st. Johnsbury, Mr.. Nolan graduated
from Goddard seminary in 1910 and is
now in charge of the st. Johnsbury Of
fees of the Swift provision company, He
Is accompanied to the city by Sidney
Page.
Charles Mills and Leroy Kenneth left
yesterday for Bar Harbor, Me-. where
they will Join the Clark Urban theatri-
cal company. Mr.. Kenneth has been
with the Clark Urban shows
for the past few years in the capacity of
business manager For the past few
weeks he has been visiting Vermont.
The company has recognized and will
play during the summer months in the
state of Maine. Mr.. Mills viii do a hyp-
motto turn with the company and will
also be seen in other roles of the weekly