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Evening star., 1914-11-27

Gems. Aguilar and Martinez have re-
iterated Carranzas promise of protec-
tton for American life and property.
Gems. Hay and Villareal. Carranza' s
chieftains. recently reported under ar
rat r NJ q ~" Ifn r. = 7is-ev
with Carranza garrisons. Latest dis
catches to ...e state Ae.drti..en 1er~+ .
Gen. Villa and his forces at Tula. about
forty miles from Mexico City.
Communication Is slow from Mexico
City and officials today expressed the
opinion that Villa probably already has
entered the capital.
Evening star., 1914-11-27

Charles Sven. his stenographer. he
decided not to take an automobile ride,
because he wanted to be with his
daughter, Mrs. F. B. Sayre. as much
as possible.
The President has expressed delight
with Williamstown and its neighbor-
hood, and it was understood today he
was considering spending some time
here next summer instead of going
back to Cornish. N. H. The people OF
this town are very anxious that 1t be-
come the Summer capital"
Evening star., 1914-11-27
Hungarians Chief Offenders.

Most of these outrages are said by
the committee to have been committed
by Hungarians. 1t Is state that Cos
sacks who were pursuing detachment
of Hungarians found the body O one
Russian girl who had been crucified.
1t is also alleged that in one field hos
pital five persons, horribly mutilated.
were received. The committee reports
that ell these facts have been authen-
ticated
The report said that the Russian
Evening star., 1914-11-27

troops had been aroused to . high
pitch Of fury against the enemy.
The members of the committee made
their Investigations under the direction
Of its president. Count Bobrinsky. gov
ernor general Of Galicia.
Evening star., 1914-11-27

Miss Elizabeth Dinwiddie OF New
York manages 34s small dwellings
owned by Trinity Church in that city.
She spends all of her time attending to
this repairs of these houses, which shell
ter 1900 families.
Evening star., 1914-11-27

Fac-Simile Signatures Required.
Hans Dimpf" of Nuremberg and
other signatures in fac
Evening star., 1914-11-27

Love may be blind, but alimony is
an expert oculist.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-13
MORE MORAL PROGRESS is THIS
IN SHORTENING THE MOVIE KISS

Mrs Cyrus Nver Pnnsylvans state moving cen
o,b hoard has inesmab all humanity Called
mon censor romantic film yards thereof devoted to the
kissing of a young by young man.
The pares chung stuck and chung for I'VE long YARDS
that film growing girl and boy spectators
Mrs Niver called halt-no, not halt but breaking ooe-and
ordered that hereafter should be but yard long
The length of kiss is thus legaized
II remains only to establish the depth and the width
OF course this Pennsylvania decision applies only to KISS upon ne
lips .,.
by the
decision in this length of OSCILLATION is an innovation but
will prove be beneficial one 49,
The tendency extend the kiss to unreasonable length
ep toward the spelling good thing for which the stage is largely
believe there has been competition IN TINS matter
and record of mile $50 yards has been established
Mrs Niver probably decision knowledge that the val
ne and effect of much length upon the FORM
aggression skill in depostng It.
W little twoinch kiss may set a family ahre
kiss long naught save sufeance and endurance
So il well legalzed length order that mponaoe
necators watch and OF may understand
that the operation merely peunctory just part OF the play
Mrs MYERS clearly along the line OF conservation In
morals -. :.
AT the same upsets the mathematical dehnita KISS IS
nothing divided by two
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-13
Good Times Coming

All reports agree that times are
getting better in Europe, and that
the betterment begins TO reflect itself
here. When prosperity starts com
ing. even President Wilson policies,
effective or prospective, cannot stop
1t. Strangely they help II, because,
surely, one helps traffic on road by
removing Instructions from the road,
and one helps industry 10 thrive
when one frees the arms OF Industry
by taking of the shackles, President
Wilson has not put a thing in the
way OF creative industry. serving bus
mess He has cleared the way for II
to come with one grand, free rush
He has, 20 be sure, takeL certain ad.
vantages away from some few who
found profit IN a ravoring tariff
rather than in excellence OF product
and efficiency in service. With his
policies working for the coming two
years. his party will win the 1916
election, even though il lose the gen
eral election this year. The Wilson
policies are all right and for once Ma
ture is working for the Democrats
70 produce abundant crops. All signs
point 20 a phenomenally booming bus
mess this fall And the boom will
be the bigger as we realize that bust.
in 30 years. So, everybody sing
Hard times come again no more, -
Reedy's Mirror, st. Louis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-13
A Happy Man


50 friend said OF an Italian shoemaker and
investigating
In the old country Tony had been lad
he had learned cobble
Americas him New there starved in
lie decided One He a little
idea 10
q a big
shop blocks obbler
up his e
II sit here and the
said like o.
York
Yes, little 10 the wifea
spend and the the
sight
How o a happier man?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-13
No Money Minimum

Those Iowa permitting no couple TO get
fooled
married for the right man TO md
he
- Money is desirable, secon
When he
their children and
will
itself.
basso econom
with much than with
too
cracked dishes
the furniture
theyb
law makn { a
a
But no none matrmony.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-13
From Another
Point of VieW

An electric railway ear Is said TO
be the safest place 90 be- when heht-
ming Is around, ThiDk Of che danger
then that passengers faced IN the
DAYS OF the old bob.tailcd horse car
when a driver was a conductor,
A woman pickpocket weighing sos
pounds Is under arrest down east
And headline says she 'blames her
mother for her downfall
Then. again. ga Buffalo, tho sale OF
uncooked meats on Sundays IS burn.
ing issue,
A Pittsburgh father has found his
long lost son. compositor, al work
in Denver Another son setting In
the west,
There are different ways Of express.
ing a. OF course some would say
that the Mt Clemens milkmaid &C.
cused OF shopllfting was fined $40 and
paid, aud others would say simply,
that the milkmaid kicked in with ten.
The one thing that ought 70 con
Germ his family and his party Is the
possibility OF this rest Theodore
Roosevelt IS taking proving too much
for him
One look az the beach over ar the
Belle Isle bathing pavilion suggests
that a bathing suit isn't always made
along an idea 10 be fallen IN with
Jamaica ginger, according TO a court
decision. is intoxicating
Ginger,
Note for foreman; Pick UP stand.
ing line. The Gilman case was re-
sumed today In the recorders court
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-13
YOU KNOW HOW TO PROVIDE FUNDS
IN OTHER CASES, AUDITOR BUHRER!

oare for has appealed in the mothers pension rolls
She was told many ahead her and their cases could not
be taken fit TO approve OF another
tor 10 aid the working overtime keep up with the
work already hand
The poor allowed her So week and on TINS sum the
family of foura ares struggling the best they can
Whom the Friday she will either have
to give up her children institution all viii die from lack Of food
and warmth
Auditor Buhrer chief Judge Huberts efforts to secure
another investigator chanting praises Of Auditor Buher Just now be-
saved the county few cents on nights IN the
coanty jail.
Il NAV NOT occur to mothers mind and the
~ Of the hungry could be healed by him almost as swiftly as
he swung the county printing bill to the highest bidder at loss oil $oo
to taxpayers,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-13
The NetU Democracy
BY Rose Il. Phelps Stokes.

I'm with the people--Im with every man
Who tills the soil, and sows the potent seed,
And gathers harvests for the common good
Who wields the not for himself alone,
Or If for self, yet harms not any man,
Who turns the wheels OF Industry around
With foot, hand. or with the active brain,
Supplying every need for every man
Were but supplies wSth love distributed
And with a sense OF common brotherhood.
with those who dream the pregnant dream
OF happy workers in happy state,
Who dream the dream OF true democracy;
Who damn this state which makes for joyess life
Through crueest curse of mad monopoly.
m for the workers of the present state,
Who love TO serve and serve because they love;
Who count the sense OF service 10 the whole
A greater recompense than greed today
Counts all its golden millions t"for the good
II likes to say, they render TO the worldO.
I'm for the Joyous workers yet 10 be-
They who today consider work curse
They who today are cursed with oyerv -rk;
They who today do starve Tor lack OF work;
They who today live but from others work
I'm for the joyous workers yet to be.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-13
Yours for Health

Of
office
70 rect ms howt o
to a dead OF $ willing the bill
profit
shouldn't Uncle Sam do II, too?
examines
cereals blight boil weevil and
porta
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-13
Prophetic


down Ohio
up the Fathe of
whis
the
nd 81 pea
the
Of IA
The o a
o internal improvements
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-13
Appealed 20 Him.

The bishop was talking about small
boys
boy nature" he said shows itself
lin numberless ways / once said "a
a little boy
DO you know the parallels. my
child@
Yes sir he replied
And which Of the parallels said
l. do YOU like best?
like the one, he answered aft.
or moments thought, where some.
body loafs and fishes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-13

According to an italian physician,
love causes an intoxication OF the
nervous centers, producing a disease
that. II not cured, may lead to neur-
asthenia and even insanity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-13

Because OF the shifting Of the trade
routes owing to the opening of the
Panama canal, the possibility OF a
visit from the yellow fever mosquito
Is anticipated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
John Bull, Bull Moose

TIfREATENED with large deficit, Lloyd-George pro-
poses that British mllonaires shall hand to the
Is per of their unearned incomes while living and
one-fith of their estates AZ death
The British look upon their holders Of vast landed
and that the possession OF square miles OF the
earth by individual a family must inevitably mean
poverty hardship for large numbers OF individuals
families
There be division
We observe a Rockefeller owning half OF state body
and soul, Standard oil Co squated on billion dol
lars worth of Pacific oil territory, railroad cor
poraton holding 10 miles of gift land either side OF its
tracks another corporation owning the mineral bowels OF
the earth unlimited extent and think ourselves horribly
conscatory evying small income in period OF fl
nancial stress,
The lop-sidedneSs is due 10 greed say, II greed
universal and then set out to punish
grccdincss.
We locate the blame find the tooth that aches. and
put mild poultoe passing the basic which
the trouble feeds,
John Bull has acquired reputation for
servatism but his Liberal administration is making
him stand forth the most progressive old eodger
of the times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
Song of Genuine Joy

IN the topmoss branch OF swaying elm pretty, Wild
~ bird was pouring forth wonderfuh song this morning
Say you ought have heard i'll Patti at her best had
nothing those bird for purity OF tone. and the
beauty Of bird song that entirely spontaneous
There IS admission fees and no press agents
That bird have had its lot OF bird troubeear Of
hawks and owls and ober maybe also fear OF scarcity
of bugs and
But you'd suspect it from its That was the
whost souled outpoung of bird JOY listened to- II
seemed as ii its little throat would split with melody
Perhaps there's pointer for in this little incident
Perhaps humans troubles too much and
don't give the music within fair chance.
How about il. fellows? Ready TO tune up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
MISS BONES TO
Be next BRIDE:
She GETS ring

WASHINGTON. May 2s.--Fate
Designated Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones as tho merit White House
bride. When the beautiful wedding
cake was cut by the bride with Dr.
Carey Grayson's sword. Miss Bones
drew the ring Miss Bones IL n
cousin OF the president. DIR. Gray
son II his aid All the guests show
ed their belief In signs when they
remarked afterward that II was Mrs.
McAdoo. who. "a Miss Eleanor WI.
son. drew the ring at the iath
White House wedding last Novem.
Der.
other signs OF the wedding cake
Designated Franklin Houston. son
Of the secretary OF agriculture. as
the rich man-to-he. His portion OF
the wedding cake brought n piece
OF money. Miss Nancy Lane. one
OF the flower girls. II fated 10 have
luck. Mics Sallie McAdoo another
flower girl. In TO be a great belle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
Inthe Editors
Mail
HOW LAUNDRY GIRLS DRESS

Editor The Star: What are peo-
pie thinking % when they say a
laundry EIrl doesn't have TO dress
as well as the store girlf
We laundry girts must wear thin.
white waists on account OF the heat
They soil and wear out quickly
from constant moving and per.
spira;ion.
Our corHe'a wear out quickly.
And Ne must have enough clothes
home TO make an entire change
after our bath.
Where work they have a algn up
asking the girls 10 look neat !
wonder II they ever thought Of the
days when all the windows are shut
and W. are made to work until We
nearly suffocatef
DO people ever think Of the other
little things that girls must have1
There IL neck wear. hsirplns. combs
and cold cream. I suppose they
contend that cold cream isn't neces-
sary. II II necessity. though. We
perspire so that our skin gets rough
and dry and tender.
There IL no other work half 40
hard for girls as laundry work.
LAUNDRY HAND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
Johnny Writes

n. y. toosdy my ERASMUS. but
can't feller's wife be aggravat.
Ing humtimss
believe me-. from what I hear
from feliers that has got wives.
they certenly can
like "A felier ! know that took IA
little cQttidge over In Jersey for
the SUMMER
after him and his wife had lived
there n week or NO, burglars got
busy In the naberhood and or 8
houses was burried
30 this guy he though, he would
save hiA silverwAre and joolry.
and he bought dorg and took
him home ono mite
II was a kind OF funny looking
dorg. but the dorg man said he
~as a siberian wolf hound. and
burgier.eating was his middei
nAme
when the Teller got his dorg
home. tho wife looked at the dorg
pritty hard. and she says. what
might that be. oliver
my dear. sayH oliver. that Is a
siberian wolf hound. and ! have
got him To protect our home from
midnight providers
well. says she. he looks 10 me
more iik. a stuffed doormnt. but
Tine willing 20 hope for the best
that mite about n. IN. she stuck
her elbow in divers Ribs. and
she says. wake up. ollie. there's q
BURGER DOWNSTAIRS
how do you know. says ollie.
did you hear a noise
no. sha ansers. dident hear no
noise. but that siberian wolf
hound OF yours Just came up and
crnwied under the bed johny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
SHE AomlRes JOHANNA

Editor The Star. am a poor
laundry worker. and | feel that II IL
my duty TO drop you a few lines TO
extend my heartiest congratulations
for your statement In The Star con
corning the Troy laundry and the
discharge OF Johanna Hits.
admire a girl like Johanna.
worked at the Troy laundry n
few years ago. and am aware OF
their methods.
A STAR READER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
up.so.Dsse Synonyms
.. 10. N..ts. - ~aA A~ra

up.so.Dsse synonyms
Mexico Scrambled eggs.
Villa--Toothaehe.
Hucrta-Cigar store Indian.
Miiltancy-indla rubber.
1. W. w.--slecplng sickness.
OneStep-Neurasthenta-
Income Tax-fnaomnia-
proverbs
Look before you cat.
lie who cannot hesitate IL lost
The hand that locks the stable
saves the horse Boston Globe.
An American giri was bring.
Ing an English girl home with
her. and toward the end OF the
voyhg. remarked;
at n delightful 20 feel that
one 10 $50 near home. Wa ought
To sight Sandy Hook this after
noon."
Shall wer- acclaimed her
friend. That will bs nice. Don't
tell me which hs H. can al.
ways pick a scotehman out Of u
crowd"
Seemed like tire Same
n was = now railway and tho
trains we're slow--oh. very sio~'
On one occasion the driver OF
on. OF them found his progress
still further retarded BY cows
which treApased on tho line. no.
ceasitating the stopping Of the
train white he drove them OF.
When this had happened for
th. third time in half an hour. a
bored and weary passenger put
his head out OF the window and
addressed the driver:
DO You really mean 10 say"
he inquired gently. that we've
caught up 10 that COW again."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
MET IATION TO
BE HELD HERE

With a plan 10 harmonic warning
factions OF the socialists, J. Stitt
Wilson, former mayor OF Berkeley.
Cal, and s. w. Motley OF Idaho, ar
rived IN Seattle today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
The Representative "Chomber"

m He Denver Chamber OF Commerce telegram to
President Wilson stating that Judge Lindsey who is
trying settle the Colorado strike does represent the
state OF Colorado
We don't know that, but DO KNOW blamed
we'll that the Denver Chamber OF Commerce doesn't
Colorado In fact have yet met chamber
which really and truly represented anything but tseself
being filled with large pussy OF sordd
ness selfishness and ignorance.
federal Pttsbura forgot
hurting business
zAPATA o Sam
grow counsyi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
Today's Healthogram

When we say a person has
Jaundice II means that some
bile that ought TO have gone
through the bile ducts has been
absorbed into the blood. The
most frequent form OF jaundice
Is known as catarrhal Jsundice.
II IL due TO swelling OF the bile
ducts from a localized tenn.
porary infection. Simple saline
laxatives usually hasten the
cure OF this form.
Gall stones or cancer may
also be the cause Of jaundice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28

The Wise House Hunter
hunts her house at home. She
reads STAR FOR RENT"
ADS until she finds il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28

selves 10 the utmost TO make little
Jimmy" Mullally's debut huge
success. Matte Hyde is featured
this week in an excellent comedy
role and il making a big hit night
"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
FIND HIM DEAD

VANCOUVER. II. c.. May Is
The body OF Orville ID. Hoar. a pros.
pector Of Chico, Wash. was found
by his father and brother at Butte.
dale. Hoar had evidently shot him.
aelf In the leg accidentally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28

This fellow In Cowiich Juno
ton writos that he ordered ~
No. 2 bolts and you've sent him
two No. ~ boits."
Well II averages up all
right. doesn't n. What's be
clubbing aboutf-
4 think. William. III ask
those new people next door 20
take dinner with US tonight"
what forT''
We'll. the butcher. by mistake.
left their meat order here and II
seems only fair"
Brilliant Idea
Customer want something
for fleas.
Drug clerk-why don't you get
a dog7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
Hurry, Please, Mr.. Bradford!

n HE first OF the Seattle Municipal railway extending
from the business the outskirts of Ballard has
been in operation nearly week and has made won
deul showing fully the expectations OF ITS strongest
boosters
But it is only unit II is only one isolated line Even
the optimistic will have admit that cannot forever
make the fight alone
The municipal line needs the Seattle, kenton
& Southern line into the Rainier valley and extension oil
the line the proposed bridge INTO Ballard WIN
give the city strong foundation which to work Tor the
ultimate control of all the lines in the city -
Meantime there is the matter of transfers between Di
vision A" and Seattle Electric The Seattle Electric
naturally receive transfers voluntarily The
CITY force the issue.
Corporation Counsel Bradford thinks the only way TO do II
is through the public service commission
Star hopes Mr. Bradford viii waste no time IN forcing
3 showdown this issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28

MIGHT the monument 70
she miners inscription Victims
Qoeke Greed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
WHAT THE PRESS
AGENT SAYS

Capacity houses are the rule at
the Metropolitan this week. the at
traction being that famed singer Of
Irish songs and portrayer OF Irish
characters. ChAuncey Olcott A
new play. new songs and new
leading woman are a few OF the
bids for interest this year.
Jack o. Diamonds" an old.fash-
Toned melodrama with distinct
comedy subplot. Is drawing well a,
the Seattle theatre this week, the
Avenue players e1erting them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
GIRLS HAD TO KISS
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
FOR EACH MARK

NAlIEr CIV ~. u, May
2a.-That John a. Bigos, prin-
elpal OF the high school here.
esacted a kiss from each girl
for each pass" mark given In
her studies 10 the charge laid
before the board OF education
by several OF the girls.
They charged that he threat.
ened 10 'flunk" them unless
they submitted TO the oscula.
lions. The revolution began
when one girl refused.
Prof. Bl9gs has been notified
that his resignation Is In order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28

rpFE LARGEST DENTAL OFFICES ~
THE WORLD
NJ success IL due 20 my painless meth
DDS. telling you sractiy what your werh
wifi cost by free examination. having
specfatisss 70 % your work; guaranteeing
your work. and working for prices thAt
YOU can afford 20 pay for the best there
/, in Dentistry and Optical work.
see me about your TEETH ana EfES
DIR EDWIN J BROWN
The Detroit times., 1914-02-07

charter a at will
lega
cowboy. tonne she in direction
commission I draw tn tn job
thin was
reQuored
bray loike jackass election day
pulin' tn wool
comm back
rom a funeral
koind Some
Z flaws Ike a monkey his
thried good points,
that Mickey Free would
av JEFF
fries
aieh other OF tn stump
"Begorra tn had
him prisoners box
Connolly Its
settled wdout personalities
shlesh head in
merits hide smile
whn
av thing kkn
ballot box
But tn Judge a peace
an logic be
sonan good at thateo
ally foinds himself N audience
Inn would fill tn
hung holes that
power N community
In
cells workhouse didn't obey
loe pillows tn carried his audience
There dhry
Thin wild
bungs slipped undher his elbow.
whin tackles tn street an starts
don't want contnu ony er va wild a
charter mention tn tango?" asked
did"
dancin' tn they're dom tn hoighland fling"
The Detroit times., 1914-02-07
From Another Point of VieU

Gambling clubs appear to be trump
aka fhat haftar iatat han
The Detroit times., 1914-02-07

Gulfport. Miss, March 10.--Jennings
announced today that ne is undecided
The Detroit times., 1914-02-07

just which ones among his new pitch.
ers Will be retained for the season.
He stated, however. that Knuckleball,
secured from the Podunk league,
would not be retained. Knuckleball
"a @ false alarm.
A stone worker In New Hampshire
has died without revealing the secret
OF preparation discovered by him
for cleaning marble So wen have TO
continue using tar soap.
St Paul merchants recently bought
100000 hats at one time Such golngs
on as there are IN St Paul!