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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
GiHe GrifenS ,srass iiir
0inriasati.

Bir ino i'm gefiB bon 0adri9ten,
oab auf benz 4anos cine serdbe5u un
erborte 4gitation Dpu ben probibitioe
niiteu bstrieben miro, lpos nidt menil
beiaeen nil, ba oieie 2euts niemaIs
baben BAG Srds uHter ihrsn sSiiben
lpa6ien iafen. air6enDeriammIuns
gen, I'm Oura rsligi0ien Ginflub AZ
Dirten, 10 ungeborig er aud an bieiem
EIaBe 1T, finoen tGsIid itatt. pers
ionli6e Ginpirtuns bur9 bdusli9e
geiude BEL Golden, bic man auf Der
anNeren Settle glaubt, tperbsn ebenfals
in aapenOung ge6raht unb ielbit bic
9rpbuns nit seTeaf6aftli6er qe9tung
unb sei6dftIifsr Sddoisuns pirb
nidt ssi6eut. Sin to1sr 5anatismus,
Der ietnen Dillen I'm jebsn preis
bur9isBen nil, piitbet nit unermiios
li6em gifer.
Dteie Wittbeiluug 1T bon grOben.
Dertb, ba fie cine @rmabnung 1T.
pem Ssinoe nit slei6sr Sbatfrait ents
aegen8utreten. gu oft bort man in
sroben StGbten, ipis bel uns, bic IN,
fi6t, baB bic 9robibitiOu an ibrer Qns
uerniiHftisteit idsitern tperre. 9lber
eire S6la1t fam ni6t nit 8ernunft
alletn getpoHnen iperoeH. Wenn Die
SOlbutsn, reip. Die Stimmsebsr Su
9duie bleiben, bann iiest bic unoers
nunft. llnb es gsniist ni4t, bab man
ielbit isine pfli6t thut. ionOsrn es lit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
9arbner BON WaFaduietts err

9arbner n MaFaduistts err
aabIt bsm Sauie, Oab bic Der. Staas
ten nidt auf eiuen Sries Dorbersite.
iinb. Das lit niats Rsues. unIer
2ano lit nisma.s porbereitet. 4m Wo=
bilma4ungstase ptrb nit bem Riiiten
beeonnen. Der 3uitanb, Der gesens
pGrtig beiteRt, tit gsrabe3u ItanbalOs.
Wenn Der Sal eintreten ioate, bab nj:
81 benDoFien greifen miifIsn uno bas
tann untec ben mobernsn @srb6It-
nifen fia ii6er Radt sreisnen, t0nnts
nidt einmul uniere 6lptte in attiun
treteu, neil es ibr an &obleni i6iffsn
feblt unb oieie limb jest niht gu babeH,
neil bic europdiIhen Rationen ibre
Stiffe iel6er braufen. Sur @erfiis
eung iteben blps Die in ben amsrttanl.
i6en Sdfen internirten Oeuti6eu
S9iffe. SisIs IolItsn, ipis Der prdii.
bent ss oerlanst, auf Der STEELE setauft
lperben. 8raudt man lie nidt, um bic
Wtarine al untsritiiBen, 10 t0nnsn tie
cine eteniol6 not6Denbtge uno fir ben
augenblid iogar nod, brinssnbsre Der.
fpenoung fir Den Waarentransport
finben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16

Die Meslftriruns.
Seute anS mOrssn bietet iid Sasu
bic Iette 0elssenbeit.

Seute unb mprssn iinb bic lebitn
Rsgiitrirnnsstass unb nnr iolhe
8iirger, ipelhe IN bic Wabliittn eins
setragen inb. baben bas Rsdt. an
Iabliase ibr Giimmredt aus3uiib.n.
aae giiresr. bic Ii4 IN Der Stabt Sc,
iinoen unb ni9i burf arantbe!t ans
gstt seisiisli iino. muHen. nm iiim.
mn 81 tSnnsn. rtpiitrirt fem. neil
Der Wablratb untsr itinen umitGnbsn
gntidulbisunssn erlaubsn fpirb, bic
enc iolas llnfdbisieit nidt 5ur De.
aiac nafDeiisn. Die WobIloto!e in
apm prsainiisn lperbsn pdbrenb Der
beiben 5ass BON 8 llbr Dormittass
bis 2 llbr Hahmitass unb bon a
llbr Rafmittuss Bis 8 llbr abenss
gs5ffHet IsiH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16

ni9t miibis auIdausn. iOnbern mub
NIT sIethem Offer cine Gssenidmpusne
betreiben. Die llntbdtisteit Der liberia
len glemsnts, bic fi4 sdn3Iid auf bic
@eredtisteit ibrer Sadie perIdHen baz
ben, bot au Dsse sebradt. oab fdon
iiber bic 9dlfte bes Staates troden ses
lsst porben lit. Wenn iebt perbinbert
iperoen fpn. bab Die probibitipn ben
geiammten Staat erobert, mub Seber.
Der es permas. ieiH beites Wcllen unb
a0nnsn sesen ben 5eino Der Sreibeit.
Der aultur uno sssen bic DtonOmiiden
0erpiiiter einfeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
Wtt ttmiere &eier!

Tim ber sroben Na9frase nad ber Rum.
|nltr bpm Wontag, ben IL. Sftober, lpel9e ben
Btri6t iiber oit 9tnti9e Yrotef. gtriamut'
lung entbdlt, 81 stnistu, baben mir eiut I'M
gail Gremplart na6trdslid oradtn lafeu, bic
gum gerfauf bereit litgeu. 9ieielbtn fuo b.
iOnberS gum gerianot nad 0tuti6lano steisntt,
nm bort su ,eisen, oab Die 9euti6en an ibrtn
2anosleuten III Mmerifa fraftige gtrtbeioiser
babtn. gldtnngsboQ
Die CINCINNATI VOLKSBLATT co.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
9ipIOmaten nab e0lsaten.

Ger @ett fir Tinte iino Bapier
grihuf uns Oiplomatsn,
Tod Der, Der Giien ipafien Iiel,.
9r ihenfte inns SoIoaten.
Der cine III Elm ieiner Serr,
Yit idoniten giigelfalten,
Berbeugt iid Iiiits, perbeltgt i'd
redtS
llnb l1Et bas Sbidial fpalten.
geionoers grob lit er bel Siih,
Oa ipeiIt er aili oas bette
llno reoet Hrs bel slniternieft
gom slaperbrii6erlingsiejte.
1ic angebornc SoiIidfeit
llno Sd)1ric ieiner Sinne
3ablt ihn nit Stern iIno 3ofiorbut
Ges Iuslanoes treue Wfinue.
90 gebt es nor 10 scbt's 5nriid
ssn oes @e6aufens gIdiie.
ltno menn's biirdaiis nift iucifer
geht,
@erIangt man feline gdIie.
God ba fonnat 9loltfe. murlneIt
itiImm:
9as tann mir nidt aefnllen.
Or 5iebt Die Uniieritiefeln OIL,
2dBt nm ben Sdbel idnallen.
gefieblt Serrn Billion imo b. aIud:
@erbaltt mai oie SraII3oien
llno aid Die 9eefs iaiunt geIsier
Die ROTH, geib, bImien Soien.
limb or nein lieber Sinbenburg,
aaniit sir Die Huiien langen,
gfimm obne 3e6erleien raid
Die @anoe mir gefangen.
Sic bieben Ititfs, fie bieben redts,
Gem ;Sein6e on.f ben Soblen,
llno meIoeten oanu. griIit beraliS:
Wir tbaten, iuie befcblen.
Shon Dater gIiiher bat geiagt:
csbr Seoer,piif,. .@enetter,
@as ibr oiniereno eingebrodt!
- SdIag brein bas Tonnerwctterl
s. b. ,fIitgt.SarttuHg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16

Der Spe5tulbepeid DE eines
Gbicasoer glattes sufolss piro bic
8erpaltgn5 Opn 9arparb bic R.Iiena
tton bes prof W2iiniterbsrg niht an.
ne3men, aber perfuhen, Den Gbren>
Wiener umsuitimmsn, Der oeorobt Fat,
cir Sermad dtniB BON 10 W2iQicnea
9pldrs, oas er 9aroarD 5ussbapt
bat. gu unterIuiisn, tpenn profeifor
Wsiiniterberg uiat fortgsihidt fpiro.
Solte oiefe gsmii6uns iih als psreebz
LID erpciien, 10 piro Der @erpaIs
tunssratb troBoem, ME es in Der De
peI6e beibt, Die R:iignatiOn Wiiniterz
bergs nift anhebmen. neil er Ihper
gu er1esen mare uno neil er aud
ni6ts CUR @srtbeibigung 9euti9Ianbs
eeiast bat, mas anItob errssen t0nnte.
SooffentIih pirc i'd oas 5eitdtigen uuo
es ipGre 3u 6ea0Iefn, penu ss ntat Der
SAT- mare, oeHn eIne uniDeriitGt, bic
ibre 2ehrer ltno i6re aebren fir Gelo
preisgibt, fDrt auf, eine StGtte Der
Wtlieni6Gft gu iein. Der Rubm Der
gNiIeni4afteu feitsbt BARN, OaB iie
III elmer ei9enen ioealeu Wslt ls6sn, in
lpelte man nidt NIT sinsm soloenen
S1liifeI bineingelungen fam, baB lie
nnbetiimmert UNI Greunoe unO 5einos
teine anbere Sottbeit ansrtennsn, aIs
Die Wo5rbtit uno es mare Itdnolid,
bleie einem dRmabsnoen Menifen aus
Iiebe, Der bic bebrs @0ttin Der Weiss
belt mil eiHem Gbed6ut sini6ii9tern
nil, gu opfsru.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
etar6 in, SoipitaI.

galentin. 9ablbsimsr, A Jabrs
aft, 30. 1923 aslIogs slDsnue ipobn.
haIt, mubts asitern Worstn in be.
bsntlidsn 3uftanb BEN ftdbtif6sn
Soipital sinseIisfsrt perben. Dahl.
btimsr, pslfer autifsr bon 8sruf
III, fiiir5t, am WittDoh Wormiiias
on Der pearl unb Ggsleitcn apsHus.
BON Isinem Mnatn rnb 5pg iid ons
Itsintnb tsins @srIsbunstn ~. Nab.
rsnb Der Nndi psriGlimmtris ii6 Der
3uItnnb bss Wlannes. fobcb feline
llebtrfiibrimg nod bsm 6ofpiiaI potbs
Denbig mar, ipoItlbii sr I'm aaufe bes
1ases psrftarb. Der Coroner IA.
cine iintsriu@uus ungsproutt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
3um Ruffen aniantt,

Sn OfpreuBsn ipislen. ipis uns elm
2sIsr DON bort berihtet. Die anaben
series. Ser Teinb ift natiirli& Der
RuiIe unb sbenio islbitperRdnbli4 1T
ss, bab gli,manb fidb gu bisfer unbanis
barren RoIle berssbeu min. gnblih
b.bebt Elm Sunss Die Sfsfpisrisitit, ins
Dem er 81 ieiuem aameraben Iast:
raurt. On mubt Ruiie fsin; Du balt
I4on NAL aGuIs sebabt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
GxsIii&e Cfii3iers beidlw5rcn,
baB lie Snms Sum @eidsiie
batteu.
9lbseplattete RsOoIperpatrOnsn ipurbsn
ben Der britii4sn @esierunS aslie.
fert. Offisisre sipeifsIten fsIbft an
p0ltnredtlihs 3ulIdfisteit bisier
Wiunitipn.

Die Dor sinissr 3eit per stobel ss.
nle!bete .grtldruna Don in ariessge'
fanssnf4aft asratbsnsn britiiden OF.
fiSiereu betreffs 8srfsnbuna bon
Dum.Dum GeTdoiien, lDirb isbt burt
bic befdDorenen Ausiassn bisisr Sf.
fisiere bsitdiist. Mir sninsbmsn ei-
ner Deuti6en 2eituns Die fOlsenbsn
ginaelbeiten:
3Dei Der in beuiime Rrisgsesfau.
genf4aft asratbsHtn eugIiiben Oft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16

Die frans0fii9e &esiez
runs bat 5000 Sonnen gabonets
Stabl in Yittsburs bsIteIIt. 2eiber
tann uniere 8eeierung Das niht Ders
binbern, ba lie itsts ben Stanbpuntt
einsenommen bat, oaB uncertainties
9iir9er bas Heht baben, @aaren al
triee sfiibrenbe RatiOnen su pertaufen.
Sic maht nur ben 8orbebaIt, DAB iie
ni6t interpeniren tunn, penn bic
Wauren cuf Dem transport getaper:
perben 3um srpben 2eibpeien 1T Die
oeuti5e Resierung nidt i'm StanNs,
iol6en transport ab5ufansen.
Oeutidlanb piro gsssn DieIs Ssnbuns
gen protsitiren pbsr bat es gettan. Bon
Ieinem Stdnbpuntt aus 1T es i'm Re6z
ten. Rad Der pDlterrs6tlihen Iaufs
faiiung Der tpntinsntalen 2dnber Bill
bet Der 9erfonot DON iol6sH Waaren
eine MISUNDERSTANDING, aber bic
gereinigten Staten babsn bic
ier SaBuns niemuls beisepflt6tet Die
5rage fam i9pn i'm Sabre 1893 auf,
als Seffsripn uatssSetretdr unter
8aibingtpn mar. OumaIs beihperte
iia bic ensIiias Resierung, bob Die
Der. Staten Waffen mad 5rantrei9
lieferten, NIT ipelhem Gnglanb i'm
ariese mar. Die anttport SefferiDns
luutets: nllnIsrs giirser baben itsts
bas Rett gebabt, Waffsu an5ufertigen,
gu Oertaufen unO az srportiren. Sir
9ieIe 1T es eins beitdnoigs gsi6Gftis
guns uno 2ebenssrperb. Sie Darah
gu perbinoern ipesen zines ariegs in
fernen GGnoern, nit ipeIhen mir nihts
an tbun buben, pGrs ni4t gsrs6t. Sus
VOlterrs6t foroert aud niht eine fol.
de StOrung in Dem grnerbs unisrer
gir9er. Sieiem tpiro 9eniigs setbon
nit benz Re6te Der triessfiibrenben
RatioHen, iolte Senounsen gu tonfiss
5iren" Sn bieiem Sinne iprah iih
aud Daniel Webiter uus, Der Staatss
Setretdr unter prGiibent spler mar.
sSn oisiem Salle bsihperte iih Wegito,
peI4es i'm Sriees nit 9sras itanO,
oob ameritaniide 8iirssr ariegstontre=
banoe nad 2sgas lisferten. Seine Q(ntz
mort lautete: .Gs 1T ni9t Der 9rau4
Der Nationsn, ibrsn 9iirgern ben Sans
Del in &riesssaontrebanoe gu perbiee
ten. Colder Sanoel piro bon linen
unter bem Dom 8Olterre6t porssi6rie,
beren Riiito (oas Hett Der &aperung
uno &onfistation) betrieben, DEM
nu6 lam bic Rssieruns Der Ser.
Staaten, obne DON Den prin5ipisu bes
9Dlterredts ab5uipeiden, american.
Sirgern ni6t perbieten, an 5srus. NIT
lpeI6em Werifo i'm &risge ite6t.
EriesstOntrsbanOe gu lisfsrn." 8ir
'ino auf bieIe Re6tsfrase bss RGberen
neil Die 2lbii6t bsitebt,
3egen Den 8ertauf Don ariegstontrez
oaHoe an gneIanb unb Srantreih gu
orlteitiren. Colder prpteIt sui!rbe ls~
oigli9 ben 8orpurf Der llnpiiienteit
jur Solge baben unb Der anslOsameriz
!aniItsn 9Brefs eirs Waffe segen Die
CeutIaed bi2ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
Die @hieaaosr nSribnne

Die = btea9oer D5rloune
betrittslt bic RsttfsrtisuHs 0eutl6s
lambs fir Yein @inoringen in 9elsien.
3uerIi babe es BON elmer Griegsnpthz
penoigteit geIpro4en. Damn babe es
ii9 bayauf berufen, bab 5rdntrsi9 Die
9lbii1t bate. in Yelgien einsuriiden;
bann, OaB 6rautreia in gelsien einsea
riidt Iei uno ieBt berufe es iid auf ben
botumentdriic1en Seipeis, oaB 9elsien
cine gerabrebung nit GngIdno aetroT.
fenbabe, tpona9 bes lebteren Sruppen
in Sel3ien lanoen iolIten. Die nSris
buns" piu nun ipiffen tpslde qnsabe
riGtig 1T. Die Qntlpprt lit iebr turS,
biinbig unb etnfah: 9llle bier 9riinoe
Iinb rittia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16

pie 9eutIa OeFsrrei.
dii4e Silfsgeieaf4oft in Chicago
1T unermiioIid in ibrsm gsitrebeu, Ell.
nen grobeH Gonos auiammsn3u6rin,
gen, tpie iie audi einsn sldn5enben &C.
iaGftsiinn uno Grfinbunsssobe su
bieiem 3peds betunbet. 2lls 9eueites
TT cine Grinuerunsstarte erionn.n
porben. Gisie itent bar. tois Deutffx
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-16
Yreu lpie q olb.

SisllsIuhsnbsr (fin anprsiIsno):
I'D fass Sbnsn. trsu bin ih ba III
GoIo nidts bdsegsn.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR
Becoming Chums

RI HAT fatherand movement seems to be gong along
l. in fine shape in parts OF the Middle West
the idea sto have the fathers and sons become
more chummy-ike that when the young fellow breaks
out OF the kid stage and feels like sowing his wild oats
the be along and to IT that the youth does
not sow too wildly broadcast.
Well fathers been through the mill, he might be able
TO guide son Alright and lead him of the most
dangerous pitfalls.
But how about the girls? In this age when daughters
sisters go o nights meeting strange men in public
places OF amusement TO be about time TO start a
mother nddaughter friendship movement
Hundreds of girls in their thronging the city
night going the movies TO dances. often with
chance acquaintance.
The women OF the nation at this time interesting
themselves business and political affairs before
possible that their abstraction from other duties
they overlooking the budding little women 1t up
mothers for the sake OF their daughters and for the
sake OF future generations throw about the girls that
lection OF mothers which much in the de
velopment of character
Girls and boys human bengs-more susceptible to
temptation these days than in former generations
of the changes in conditions and they should
be given greater protection than before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
In Editors
NJ all
The kisd Gas Company

Editor The Star: have won.
def.d a good many times why IL
was that every time there was n
chance To express their opinion Ut
the polls the people always. almost
without exception. voted for city
owned and operated utilities. |
have al times believed that the
public service corporations were
Judged wrongly and were dealt
with more harshly than was war
rantcd.
About six years ago connected
with the gan mains Of the Seattle
Lighting Co. have always paid
my gas bills before the end OF each
month. thus securing my discount
In some manner the check 10 pay
this bill was written city Lighting
Co" and mailed 10 the city Light
Ing Co. The city treasurer receiy'
ed the letter, and, upon opening
the same, discovered tho gas
bill within and at once turned the
same over To the Seattle Lighting
Co. The Gas company sent the
letter topcnedl To my home Jan.
g, 1914. Realizing that | had made
an error, and. In 40 doing had for
teited my discount. decided %
let the bill go until the end OF jan
uary and pay the two months to-
gother. WAS | ALLOWED TO DO
So Well. guess not
January 5 | was presented, In
my office. with notice that nn.
less paid said bill my gas would
be turned off JANUARY \. 1914. ]
paid the bill.
We all have ambitions In life. and
mine II that some day | will be
elected 10 the city council: and.
believe me. II ] ever am, Seattle is
going 20 have gas plant Of Its
own.
Let us hope. Deals like this
will drive the people 10 vote right.
II they ever get n chance. and ]
think tho time IL coming when
they will get that chance.
w. u. GREEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
Diary of Father Time

Sabbatha are found eyerywhere.
and IL appears 10 be q General rule
throughout the world that gods
should always have days eonHecFat-
cd To them. and on those days the
followers OF those old gods may Go
no work.
The Babylonian Assyrians had tho
seycn-day week and the weekly Sab.
bath.
In the year 1869 a curious rclig
lous calendar OF tho AHsyrlaus wa
discovered. In which every month ~
divided Into four weeks. and the sew
euth days. or Sabbathe. are marked
cat as days on which no work should
be undertaken.
The evidence OF the books OF the
Old Testament goes 10 show that
the fsraeiiics borrowed a weekly
sabbath from the Assyrisna. The
word Sabbath" does not appear
either In Psalms or Proverbs. nor Is
Il mentioned in Joshua. Samuel. a
tho First book OF Kings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
SOME OTHER LAST LINES

The Star Circle could not keep
its promise 10 print every contribu.
ton received in the limerick con
test. so the judges. after deciding
the winner. went over the heap OF
letters and picked out the near-win.
ming lines. The lines, accompanied
by the names OF the contributors.
follow.
And now he Ia married, you see.
Minnie Nelson, 1902 18th av. y.
Then quickly his mood changed 20
slee.
Ruth Brown. as Prospect st.
And he no longer was free.
--Cleds Sorenson, Seattle.
And a hobble skirt split 70 the knee.
--zuls zoneker. Seattle.
And then he was pleasant TO see.
Fannie Persons. Sank. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
Seaffle's Farm, Colony

COMMISSIONERS Knudsen, Mckenzie and Hamilton are
~ the right track.
The farm colony be provided for Seates aged and
enfeebled by OF the resolution the commissioners
passed this week, will constitute most
vexng problem.
And it is expected the venture will be virtually self
supporting.
A fine, big plan. Mr.. Knudsen.
The people OF Seattle and King county when the farm
accomplished reality will thanks you who took
the first step bringing the before the attention OF
your board
And to YOU Mr. Mckenzie and Mr. Hamilton, whose
votes made passage OF the resolution possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
o1M S(NLIIZN 4
ngRE's EASY CONTEST
As easy as falling off a log.

As easy as falling off a log. '
That properly describes the CON.
test The Star Circle club has IA
announce for its many boy ana
girl members. The contest begins
today and closes Friday Afternoon
promptly at 3 O'Clock.
Next weeks competition will b
known az the Riddle Contest
The prize is going TO be given Ia
the boy or girl who sends the best
riddle he or she knows TO ths
Circle. and with the answer ss.
companying IL. The riddle viii
appear in next Saturdays issus
with the answer the following
week.
The prize IL big pound box Of
candy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
Too Much

w HEN woman OF 81 is widowed by the death OF
w o6-year-old husband, leaving 100000 estate
ought her grief be made known by the ringing OF chime
OF nine bells high every IS minutes.
ing ncighbors to complain?
Could not the grief proper in such situation be as
umed without having dnned into the OF the neigh
borhood in thundcrous tones?
Jersey Justice, famed swift and sure is wrest
ling with this problem and its verdict will be awaited with
interest.
Women these days showing many unique forms oil
initiative compelling much revision OF ancient standards
But in the language OF the late A. Ward, this seems
to be a OF "too, mulch"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17

sour, gassy stomach They cleanse
your Liver and Bowels OF all the
sour bile, foul gases and constipat.
ed matter which Is producing the
misery. A Cascaret tonight will
straighten You out by morning.
10-cent box keeps your head clear,
stomach sweet. liver and bowels
regular. and you feel cheerful and
bully for months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17

Ars~ereo br Mr.. Cyrfhia Grey
The lee that ls left At rg haas1 hY thr
icsuan sinays rasits en- one Side CAS- !
be compelled 10 Pa for ttfit 4. +
No. The iceman II leaving an
inferior brand of Ice. Hut know.
ing icemen nA We do, we ar. Ger.
tain that tho trouble will be rem.
edied II you complain and that
your iceman will leave a cake that
win melt on both sides and the
ends ms well.
esn - confessed have q hnii. ard
consulted fay physician. ~he gave me
ste~~tinus regarding the ,r-afrnsn, for va.
removal bat have forgotten fgst etarfiF
~sai h.said II seems 'o ne he told ne
10 oii the boil 9Th heiisa Oh NJ vifs
declares h~ told me 60 boil the huli not
the 81. whns my daughter insists he said
10 boil the hoii IN boiled 81 Hhaii 90
the toll Or boil the oiif-T. G. =
Go back TO your doctor and ask
him 20 write the directions.
In -is., Kind ~ paper should ! pa, up
my hatfr@ Mrs A r
n putting IL up for the night. any
kind. Bu, II putting II up for the
winter. use tar paper.
Could . sfri Of ~ be happy ~ married
20 !. man % tafe-ssifs n q.
Yea. We think she could be very
happy. But We don't know about
the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
THEN SIZES COMMENTED

Dear Uncle Jack: Every Saiur.
day night. when wc get The star ]
AlsAyH look for The Star Circle.
Then am satisfied, am II years
old and am in the Sixth grade.
would like very much TO join your
Circle. Please send mo a card
Myrtle Becker. Issaqnah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
GIRL is WINNER OF
LIMERICK CONTEST

office swamped before
filled
Uncle withdraw his promise publish all those
lines the those deserving spec
honorable today.
inner a o.
n office The
limerick. with missing line supplied. follows:
There a young from D. c,
Az grouehy grouehy could be;
TIN he q
a little curl,
NOW AS BLiTHE AS BEE.
mention
follows
10 =
~ Il 10 u
celia Dayio oond Pc
satt Myrts c4spe
. n 81
HpraEua wash. Nss 1.-Two Ernsf
PARK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
The Days
Best Stories

They we're discussing the North
American Indian the other day In
the primary room Of n district
school when the teacher asked II
any one could tell what the leaders
we're called
Chiefs" announced bright lit
tie girl at the head Of the class.
Correct" answered the teacher.
and now can any of. you tell me
what the women we're called"
There was moment OF silence.
then small boys hand was seen
waving aloft. eager TO reply.
We'll. Johnny" asked the
teacher.
"Mischlefs." he proudly an.
nounced Philadelphia Ledger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
CONSTIPATED, BILIOUS, HEADACHY?
CASCARETS TONIGHT! DIME A BOX

No odds how bad your liver,
stomach or bowels; how much
your head aches, how miserable
and uncomfortable you are from
constipation, indigestion, bilious
ness and sluggish intestines--you
always get the desired results with
Cascarets.
They end the headache, bilious
,=ess, dizziness. nervousness, sick,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
Same Old Scdrecrou

1E.U'S the same old mody gag in connection with the
proposition for ownership OF telegraphs and
teephones"The people will lose the from
without compensation"
Have dozen families become enormously rich
through profits from this socaled public utility? They have
Do the profits exceed the taxes; BY millions.
From whom do the profits come? From the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17

Patriotic New York
Bronx IL always blowing about
New York being a patriotic town"
said N. Boob What IL so patrl.
otic about it,
Why. II has red lrhts. white
slaves and bluo laws" explained
tho Wise Guy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
ATTENDS SALMON BAY

Dear Uncle Jack: We have tai.
en- The Star for a long time. and |
am constant reader OF your col.
umn. ] am IL years old and am IN
the fifth grade. / attend the
Salmon Bay school. Kindly send
me a membership certificate
Jewell Stewart. 6557 2ist n. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-17
MOTHER TAKES 1T

Uncle Jack: My mother take
The Star and ] read your Corner
! would like to join your club. an
sending you some lines. for your
present contest. am almost Il
years old.-Fannie Persons, Sauk
Wash.