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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
DIED..

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15


Alc trieJerlalel 0reIalulle lallleN
0ic Aulmicrtiantcit aui Did gcpoIti
aen ,sorlidlritfe Ser uo0erncn SSrieas
,4s.,,s,,o XII e.r.,ier M ST. i;,ra
w ~ 60,
lstNweh Ss''''ll'eu H'lV'V' '''''AS
lpeAlaliens Y ellpas 3li lllloetll Ali9
ap5Hld)maaiea Ale lllaecfne Mrles
hirlraie " 81 aa'l5 olloereF Stilllo
laben 9elanai lpll ole noal Vef olefjl5
saDren berslHenoe lfle9gillfarlllae
Aberotle. 4lele luu9elialll'l'a Qlef
0tlNi0letleAaeA St'l5lPls's iVar eaRv
nal9pcaolNe NolBeerlaelilllll oeF
giliIiiDrma oee NoQlrllell @els99i'e2
itilo oer aleplllaell G'l1,looeQololi'll3'
Gas tlolerne oellila'e Vc'g2B ~ V.
tdinilldl cln loNelIalll'te2 SoAluof.
ieleeldQB 3. elli @iaVl ooer
ylIdcllHanill ill'ilNlleBi eineA @attt
Dlciicrlt lgaQfeao ioa toiV lglpoat
alll oelulalef ipie anl lfpii3oWalsi
Se'le Tlelli'aelA lllli er9eplla' Ate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

mort glocb 5lpciidaiger boiler 6abrt
bortcn mir, ooS 0er enAlicbe &rcl5er
in ben iii0ameriianiiMeu @uuuilcrl
5Hriidqcblicbau mare. gSir iubrcu in
ucliidn0i1 aeanOertcr &olte naA
europa su in0 prrtrieben ms Die
Belt nit Seien mo Stotipielen GaS
ein5ige Geiprddstbcma mar aonl-
men pir 0urA Gibraltar oocr nidt2
Sriolge Der iait o0lligen Giniteuul8
ocs Sdiiiobrtsoieuiies iubrcn mir
einiom iait obnc Soouug onrd oos
Nlcer,
.9lm 20. iubren mir ou Scr airifa-
uiiden @iiiic eatlana nod gior0cn
mo ImiBtcu nun 0oB mir Ill Der
2iadt 0lrh sic @lccreuae BON @ib.
roItar iobren miiroen. Nlit Ginbrih
Der Glmfelbeit muroe uniere Scd-
Tlag8c olrd cine oroBe elcitriicbe
2ompe bcleudrct. AQes ioB oN Gcd
rno iticrta IN Sie 0untle 9todt 9lu
1dlaien mar natiirlid ni6t 5u Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

3evagi iiir ipeIiere Slr1e un0 oca
bnloigcu 6rie0en ongaicben.
Hulmcr ipielt iicb ati Dem GOcout
Plat 9Th aii Sheil sc. 4liWdlcucr
2cbc1s ob arciBen on ion Ood oie
grfn0cn ocs @oiaariels, pabreuN
iih bic hiitoriidle 6eIo5errenbaae
mo Die Encatiner poiiirhe ieiilidb
oiiiredcn &it Srieoens3eteu Ceriom.
meln iid nm ~ llbr Bier ole Sren
och un iitb 0ie 9lbloiiua DER ShloB.
luadc al5uie1cn 9lber asd Der Nilin.
deilcr Der itn Die Belt in Die gid0e
OeS C0coNSplnecS fomut. ordn9t lid
gcui olif Ocu Shlfcn Scr Sel0bcrreH,
halc, iIiu Oas i5n 10 Uertraute Wili
tSridc SHGaipiei 5n acnicBen im0
iie5 On ocm pradt0ollcn Staotbilo 81
freuen. llualib6rlid ilattern Die
lnubeA amber @eitbiu ocbHt iidl ons
ydugc DER SuoUiasitraBe nit Dem
irainolic5 9nIBeu0eH @oun8rin
Gic 5eitcnu1noc oes G0eonpIobeS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

iel6itduoi3 m0 pcrflcbt 70 raldl oaB
Saictiionsitoiic BON sliIbcu nidt I'D
oic nod odlA init eHen trodcncu
WAiid,gri de0edte Dcliuinlg cutretcn
t6nucu 9lllcroiua5 uilB ald ben
pcrge1obeu iprr0clL oaB Ditt leoc
2hnBrcrletnug 10 ciniaal pcrlallt
9ciol0crs sic iirdierlidel SIrfun
Gen Scr ioaeuonntcu o9io0lAillle" be
redliigcl mis- nod9 llnmer nidt oo5r,
pon ciier bifndnul MiftHa pcs NO
0cruci Wcitoics so lpreNeu. 1alplt.
pellIonolid Dabcl bic 6orildlritte DER
ulgencinca G1irur1ie olid) oie oct
slriegSdlrlrgic inl beionoerei alls
ilafNr heaiNlllrSt lic gclllule Gpti
0ealla gor0 2iilgrs ole ocptntpe
ggua0bchcuolNRa 1ll0el Acntc 0as
iluerldilitcrlidc 6iuodneitt Der Sbe
rapie 0cr 8rle9sucrlebunaca Eer
bat DIS 9eiipicl Grlit D SeranIaui9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

Ser Sicacr BON Dies, 0ronprinS
9lnpprtdlt Don &ngern.
biloen oao Erin5 Suitpolo SdlloB,
0oS C0cou ino oc 9fci5e pornc9uer
Soocu llno bier IN 0ieiem liittel.
puutt ocs ilnmer bcpc1fen 2ebeas
itehen ieBt Die itunucn 3eu0eu ire.
der ieinolicber 9lnariii2acliiitc mo
topIerer Observation-Disclosures
Seocr Der an linen uoriibcracht.
bIcibt immilfilrlidl iimcno iichen.
gSoS o0es hnbel oieic ihmncn 3clI
acn iirhi6oriien Sdladtcn9rois 5p
fiin0cn. 9Lber ipciicn iin0 iie oub
5uglcid inns @oid)aif. Scr perblcu.
0etc Gcno, Der ans ieincn gfieocr.
la0en 1901 uidis gcIernt ols sic
0lcid1c Gcrmeiicnbeit ser blinhcn
lleberbeblnlg, bic bic lleberlcaen6cit
cincS on0cren &olfcs ridt crlcuReu
mia, muB beitc iton ruiiien onB iidb
ien Sdidial iurdtbor criiillen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

bubnbrcheno acipirlt Der 5uerit inn
rdliid tiirtiidjel Nricge 1878 Sic
WcDontcn SiiterS I'M ,5el0e in 0ic
Sbat itmicbtc. Naiue ieblen in Der
SlricgSdlirurgic uicht sic uooernitei
Nilisniittrl Ronigenueriahrel mn
0eraleiheu weroen In opn Sa}oretieH
biHreihcnO dngGuan0t 2lnpltaiio
Hcn wer0ell MIR nod ia beidlrdHiter
3all porlcnonmcn im luclcntlidlen
iQcr0c1 &er0an0l anacleat uno 0ie
glnsluobl Der Gerpuroeten nod Ar.
uN0 Sdwcrc Der &erIetMgel STIR
&crtacllluId aui bic Cigarette oorae
Monument Gin euprner 6ortihriit
0er Neucitpn Nrlegsdlirnraiq Aemlht
0arin ooB niaa iish inebr mo me6r
pou 0icbraud oes gSniicrS ireige,
modt Dat.
Die gIerjic oeSillii5icren lid ielbit
nit 60sei0cm slllobpll 0aS Opera.
tionSfclo. oic llnlcbmo ser @unoe
miro NIT So0tintiur o0er Nioiiiiol
0esiuii5icrt iI6erbonpt perocn Sic
@nn0al nHr nod troden behonoelt
uao nidt niehr 0eipiilt, oo lrodeu
belt lnncr antileptiidl mirtt mo iiir
tra1ibctccrregel0c A1ifrorrgniliss
men tcinta @oocl a6aibi 70 1T in.
lucr3B bic @apdbr aeboteI ooB Sic
&iiicaihait oQc NdiicI oiiiacboicu
Dat iiui sic Sdrcfniiie mo oaS
@roucu Scr moocrncn Nrieae ciniacr.
lnQBrl lil llnocrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
&adle9F ans Slraeitinicn in bie
Nrnntl

OAhNtt
Gii ipcben aus glrqcotinien 6erbei.
nciltcr Ieltidcr drcibt uis.
stadl Der clirrreidliid unaariidcn
arieascrtldrun0 ror sic Stinmntna
after oen 9Irgertiuern ae9cn Gcutihs
icnD un0 Geilerreid Die oonfbor
idliuhtciie Ia oie rcidun 9lraen.
i;ucr gcpobnt iin0, aIliabrliH i6rs
Seranli0ingsrciicn nod @aris 5lt.
EpheL IN ibncr 0aS Mo6lmo1en mo
bic 6rulnoidaft fiir alles, mas ndjt
fctdltb it, iil fleiid1 ltno glut iibcr.
acaangli Die tollllcn &eriihte
ruroen Ourd SeIearorlue Ser glgcnce
SoDoS imo 0eS Bureaus IN
Nneuos glires rcrbreitef; nnter an
oern cr6iclt oic GrmorOuna ocS
cilcrreidiidca aaiierc 5lpcfnal einc.
Diil5iclle &eitiiiauna aus Jtep Dori.
ooaAiua oen 2 g!uanii, Dlnraens,
iriiroc bic 0eutidle MrielsertIdrllg
nn 9iaBlano imp 5rautrcih betanHt.
aeleh.n Wo crreate ltaiiirlic6 idmui
.gpc &crohrer ser 5tdot hi boben
DtaBe Sdnrniline 2citltngeu
ciropaiIfe Die iaIdnoiidc ridic.
Ten ioicrt eMcn iorcirtcu Eclsara
pbrgoiaii clt 10 0oB man one
glTeE5lidc netc llcrhrid'tcn erbirl
99cr thon nad oem ceiten Gclss
GrolVu ial m0u 0oB tie idmutlit
igcHiaiiih iino cnaliitb eeidr6t na
rrn g'aMvidlisu uir 10000 geutidc
ho6cu ciraa G'iniail II ElanIreisb
luo iino polllidn0la perniA.
iet lUprHcu o0ar ciu ociitifes SEQ.
Wln.Sliiitliii III ourh Selbiiopie.
un1 Sca lrcM5iiidcn Tlepcrs Wa
los eiiort meroca tlanQen sod it
WcniG glm1btnit 0ie 2lrleatiuiidlc
feiiirl pSa @rello~ rldtete ein1
leis.in ii6.baren 9'odridtelSienii
riH Gin roiaes Sidt aui Dem Gon
acs eleb0tocs bc3eidnete eiuen 9or.
ihNl cer leiitidon EN- grimes cncu
lcldca oct 5ranSoien lt1o 9}iiIIru.
Htoe neie Jadridt puroe nrttclS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

g8ic III 1iraBbara oia aIiiilellHg
crobcrtcr iranj5iIitcr Csei@iee por
Dem Nans oc5 tait5olicrs Don Der
gcuo5ncri9ait ol5 ciNc pciouoere
Gbnmg ampilmoea woroaI w. lo
ircicn iih aAdl oic 9avcm Scr llcbcrs
ioeilma BON 5cba iran3ollldcl ourdl
bapcriide lIdncu bei aRiilbuaiea cr
ohetirn 5clogeidiBe au ibrc 2alpt
iiaot @cbcH he ln 0cn leblolcL be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

1ofort iammeIten ilA ingebelwe
Menibcumcnacn Dor scr 3einlng.
nno cS foni bort oes oitern 5u eruiten
gluSidreihngen. gci glltcu Jtadl'
ri1tea ihricen sic Gelltiden ndtiirlid
furra, lln0 prompt fndlten Die Ne
ralDer Ger &omanen ac8eu bic Gelit.
iN0p @ott iei Cant berlibigteu iid
Die @cmiiiber obcr iebr idnea Sin
iponiitheS 9ldtt iibcrihiittete 9ucnos
Aires NIT 0arifohlrei anf Den oeut'
;dea 9oiier uno bic oeutidcn Grup'
ptn. cher iAon oni apeiten Gage
lsor sic @itb scr lCltid)en bierii6cr
y qeitiegeu oob oic Goli3ei nidt ins
ionoc nan ouS Gntmcricn Der Sem
i,er al pcrbiiceru 9lnl Nloniaa oeH
3. gluguit piir0c ouroh 0ie Gcutl1e
3pituu1 Oic .0lo5ilmodlurg oiii Be
fell 0cs @cncrolfoniuloteS 6cfaunt
eemodjt, lui0 ihon oiH ielben Gage
iielltcu lid onu0hcrnO $4,000 Geut-
;Ac 5ur einithrcibmig. gln .. glngult
&ormittogs inn 9 llbr ertlin0igtc i'd
mid no6 ciuer @caldlteit nod
HMtidlon0 su fonImen in0 horte.
oos Olittans Gin itnlieuiidcs SdliH
ubioarc, mcldcs sic cin3iac gluSlidt
wcn Tie audi nch 10 gcrina lci bietc.
1us @cneroliouiulat iiellic feincrlsi
Niittcl sur &criiialtna init Dem Sc'
laerfel ooB bic 9lisiidt iiir elm I'M,
acDiuocrtcS Snn0en IN @uropa 5ll &c,
ring iei. Nloii id9tc ms OaB man
eincni @crind. anf ci8ene Soften m0
@ciobr nnd5 Geutidlan0 5u gelon8el
nichtS in ocn @cg lcge. aurj cnt.
ihloiicu Derobidieoetc ic5 mid eilgit
Don nleincn @ctonnten mo %eripono.
ten. padtc cine @on0toidc. loltc Die
lin5ia nod moAlic6c @oiiagc 3Di.
idlcnoed ln0 ni0r sim Sampler.
Cine bal6e Stun0c ipdter pcrlicBeu
iuir Qucnos glircs. @tpo 80 Icltt-
ihe unO t2O CciterreiMsr modten
0cn Geriudl Ourh3uIomneu Cos
internationolc EnbIitlun an 9oro
mod]tc cine aRittbeiIuno Oes aopitdus
notbweiOia, oaB ieoe Samogeblng
rno moglihit ieOes poIitiihe @siprdh
aa unterloiicn ieien.
PIN s. gIunuii trofen mir in Son.
tos (groIilen) elm no mir ioiort gum
Tentidlen 4lub 0inoen nu BORT epen
.uea naic 9lahriMien sd boret 9Iber
oudj bier criil6rea mir nid)ts Reues,
Ia in5wiideu oirA ole Gnaldnoer oie
s{obel 8crihuiiten roren, g9ir taui.'
ten inns Dier braiiliiHe 3eihmgeL oie
IN Gohit oriaincller &ciie sic &cion.
gcnnabme oeS ,,iricoliebenoen 0eut'
ld0 aoiicrS ourd oQn oeutihe
&sonpriiHen ltn0 cilliac icincr
Ercur0c" bcfannt gaben Ger Delt
ide &rcnprin5 babe oaraii an Eel.
ecn ltuo &oaan0 Sen S{rie8 erilart
9lohocm mir eItise oclItidc Sniiruf.
iionsoiiBierc. sic mlf Ger Neiie bon
Grenos Aires llddl Dcltiulan0 III
9tio Oc Sanciro BON 0cn 9oldr0ii1acn
Sampler 3eelan0ia All SaiO aeiceE
moroen moren ouiaenommcn batten
itbren mir BON Santos meg, nit Der
'SeulBbcit, nun mmoeliens ricr6ebn
Soge nidtS liber europa ueitcr So
csio5rsu. Sdou an iolgenoeu Saac
aab Die iorciric ,Sahrt unicrca Sdil-
iee gllloB 81 elmer ,5rngr lpcruif mir
9orter 0nB Gin en9liider @rclBcr
hintcr ms ber lei mo iMuliborlih
cra1iloie @erbtn0ina iudc glili
Gefebl 1e5 aapitdnS unierer Ecniaio
5i Snunio befoln CT tcincrlci Pint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
Id MMnMen.

frda3ttn Ssaupnrr noA 0ie lldtbarc
8efuolug Ser differentiation Die 0ns
toperiidc 0ccr Don .'tcHcnI pollbrdht
boi
gic Sraloe ibes 0rn Sie9. Der
inter oct 6iibrull oce NrolWrin5ep
ssupprcdlt m0 WIicr eAsac0c5Hier
9'erpcaonHa bagcriidcr lrappcl im
0liaB ilbcg Sic 6rau5olg crlodltcl
norom iit tbcilt 9oni Genildlano
nH0 ilbcra oentt man ii bcr5litcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
Gic prdatigru eagcru.

Sn 0enl Selopoitbriri cincS bobcs
rem nidltboucriiden 0fii5icrS, oeiicu
Cruppeltbeil nit GoDeru Bemeinianl
fdmpit, DeiBi es oSegt berriht bier
MIR cine Stimme, 0oB Die 9npern oit
prddtidlten 5olootca limo iua0 uebens
bei nh nod, oie bcitcn 2omerooeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

Toutborfcit Sen paderca 1pl0atcL
sic sen Srau5oieu cinen 10 aroBca
Shrcdcn eiracIogt babcn, oaB ile
Dor oeu baperiiden S1Uen4 liebcr
glc@ oie 6ludt ergrcilcu oIs iib IN
Elm ]labAeicdlt nit ibneu ein5uIallen
Gurcil ole SoIoatcu nod int
Scl0e itcben uno weitcren &oilcner
olacu qniacsea5Orrcu lucr0en iDrs
Scacstropbom IN Nduceu aus
gicbig bctrndiet lu0 alS cine glrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

ten PHI cinmal gcaen ~ ll6r
glodts, rlbrcn mir gebIenoet 5uriid
Son alien Sciicn bliBteln 0aS oreae
Sl9t oer 5hcinpericr cntgcQen.
sldt enQliidle 9orpeooboptc 6eleldtc.
ten ms tagbell Gins scr 9oote fli1r
IN elmer GaticrmmN bon ctrua 10 ~.
rcbcn inns Der Gin lautes 9fuien
9on Sdliif 7n Shiii. Gonu oer
lAmonoen 0ic S6cinmcricr. Sha
lno crnlt elm ungcbcireS @liidsQe'
plbl i'm Ser3cu 9o6en mir ims sic
9dnoe. Ger impcriie @mlft mar
iiberwun0en Goaer Tonfbarteit
lorten mir OaB mir mr Sem g8o6I,
rcllen iutlcrss NnpitdnS 0os @lrdl
fonmcn UerOoniten 0cHn uuf sic
5rogc Der Gngl6nOer, o6 CT Gcutlhe
an Gcro babe. 6otte cr nit einem
encr0iiden Nein gcontiuortct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

fincr Gcnlpiiirenc ourt Die 3eitung
Aa idrillen Ganea Die 0urh Nlari
ll0 Nein aiiac!s aiI8flnci1t mas
hePCibel bcmerM Ste 3eitrmg oit
Siraic ali bic Staot 9uenos slireS
fir jeoe5 Nculel 500 @eipS foltetc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
OFFICIALS ARE
INVESTIGATING
PLIGHT OF Girl

investigations OF federal Off
clals into the case OF Swedish
girl. 81. but ignorant OF the snares
of American life. have revealed a
pitiful story OF the disappointment,
OF Esther Olson In the man she
believed would some day be her
husband.
The man IN the case IL under the
surveillance OF government men un,
III certain phases OF the girls
charges can be thoroughly investi.
gated.
May peport Girl
Esther may be sent back 20 her
family in Sweden She is now al
the detention station al Smith s
Cove.
The girls plight was first
brought TO official notice when she
appealed TO DR.. Mary Martin. pro.
tective officer OF the Y w. c. A.
for aid. She said she had been liv.
ing with the man In a shack on
Howell St. and had turned over 10
him all the money she gained
through occasional work and
cuhflil.
Esther came 20 the United States
two years and seven months ago 10
live with her uncle. Charles Olsen.
ne Caldwell, Idaho, She was con.
tented for year and then the man
came. lie was a sailor off duty,
he said.
Joins Him In Tacoma
He courted the girl And when
he went away letters began 10
come to the delighted Esther.
One day she said 20 her uncle
Il can talk English now. ] am not
getting enough money here.
know where ! can make big wages
| think shall go to Tacoma"
She met her lover In Tacoma
and about four months ago they
moved here.
Yes. | gave him my money" she
told DIR. Martin. Il love Charlie
so much and think he viii marry
me some time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
INDIGESTION, GAS,
DYSPEPSIA GONE
"pApE's DiApEPsIN" FIXES
SICK. SOUR. Classy STOM-
AcHS IN FIVE MINUTES

Wonder what upset your stom-
ach--which portion OF the food did
the dsmage-do you? Well. don't
bother II your stomach is in a re-
volt: IL sour, gassy and upset. and
what you Just ate has fermentei
Into stubborn Jumps: head dizzy
and aches. belch gases and acids
and eructate undigested food:
breath foul. tongue coated--just
take a little Pape's Diapepsin and
in five minutes you wonder what
became of the indigestion and dis
tress.
Millions OF men and women to-
day know that II is needless 10
have bad stomach. A little Dia-
pepsin occasionally keeps this del
icate organ regulated and they eat
their favorite foods without fear.
II your stomach doesn't take care
OF your liberal limit without rebel
lion; II your food is a damage In
stead of help, remember. the
quickest. surest. most harmless re-
lief is Pspe's Diapepsin. which
costs only fifty cents for a large
case at drug stores. It's truly
wonderful-it digests food and sets
things straight, so gently and cas-
lily that II is really astonishing.
Please. for your sake. don't 20 on
and on with a weak, disordered
stomach it's so unnecessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
LOYAL ALASKANS
BRING OUT COAL
WITHOUT WAGE.

SEWARD. Alaska. Feb. I'll
Thanks to the loyalty % Alaskans
working for Jack Dalton on hts
contract to move tho 900 tons OF
coal mined By the navy department
for test purposes Mt Maianusss.
the fuel will be landed NJ tidewster
BY March is Tho government APP
preparation for this test ran ou,
February s, and since that time
Dalton and his men have been
working without pay. trusting that
the government will appropriate
the $4,000 necessary 10 complete
the contract.
Tho first bohslcigh load OF coal
was brought out Feb. II.
Word Of Daiious success was
brought here by VI " Hohen. who
was sent IN by the Seward Com
mrrcial Club TO investigate the re-
ports that J. w. swift. the disburE-
ing agent, was trying to delay the
work In the interest OF Eastern
coal interests now supplying tho
navy with fuel
swift came back with Hohen and
has wired 10 Washington for the
money needed 90 complete tho con
tract.
lie declares tho story OF friction
between himself and Jack Dalton
was greatly exaggerated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
VILLA CONSENTS
TO EXHUME BODY
FOR AN INQUIRY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27--The
Washington administration and
Gen. villa had come 10 terms today
concerning the Benton case.
The statement was made on Sec.
Rotary Bryan's authority.
villa, II was learned. agreed 10
permit Mrs. Benton TO SEQ her hus.
bands corpse In company with two
American and two British represen.
tatives.
lie had no objection 10 letting an
American army surgeon examine II.
but drew the line M an autopsy.
Gen Scott. commanding tho
American troops at ~ Paso. II was
expected. would designate a surgeon
10 20 with the party.
state department officials aid not
try 10 conceal their belief that the
missing man WAS taken 10 Chhua-
hua cry and executed.
Bryan was keeping "A sharp watch
today on tho doings OF Gov. Col.
quit OF Texas. whom he warned
against sending state troops across
the border.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
By Fred l.. Boalt

The New Dentistry has arrived.
No longer can tho naughty ply
stefan and surgeon look down In
scorn upon the humble tinkerer Of
teeth
The health and efficiency OF tho
world are In tho hands OF tho den
lists.
Ivy the same token. Seattle den
lists are going TO school on the
eighth floor OF tho Joshua Green
building.
They ara learning dentistry all
over again another way
And some OF the dentists who are
going 10 this school--they call II
tho Carr club"-haye been In nc
tive practice for many years.
The possibilities tho Ger.
taintles OF this New Dentistry are
80 ntupendous that Il In difficult
for mo in explaining them not TO
employ the hlghfalutin language OF
the advertising quack.
For Instance. the New Dentistry
will stamp out tuberculosis.
For instance. again. Il Will In.
crease the efficiency OF tho world.
say. 80 per cent.
II will do what. according 10 the
Jingle. early retiring and rising Will
do-'make a man healthy. wealthy
and wise"
From which Il will be seen that
tho New DENTS, Is something more
than a unkerer OF teeth
In the old Dentistry you wait for
a tooth 10 decay. and then you 20
10 the dentists 20 have the cavity
filled Tho formula f. Restore lost
parts" II the tooth Is too far gone
for filllng. the dentist pulls Il.
The concern Of the Old Dentist
does not 20 beyond the tooth.
What happens
I The mouth II an IDEAL germ incu.
bator because II is dark. moist and
( hot. Particles Of food. finding
I Judgment in cavities. or between
teeth. or In inequalities on tho sur.
I face 81 teeth. rot.
Tho gums become diseased.
riggs disease or pyorrhea results
pus drops from the mouth and IL
/ swallowed
] In 90 per cent OF cases Of tuber-
culosis the disease enters the body
through the mouth-'the point OF
entry The same IL true Of a
vast majority OF cases OF infectious
/ and contagious diseases
Later. the doctor applies his knife
or his medicine to the point OF tho
least resistance appendix.
. perhaps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
REAL ESTATE FIRM
TO SHOW RETURNS

Special arrangements for pro-
jecting election returns Tuesday
night are being made by Cal.
houn. Denny q Ewing for the
convenience of the downtown
public in the lower Second av.
district Every ward and pre-
cinct will be covered and the re.
turns flashed between the Alas.
la building and the New York
block. a large screen being plac.
ed on the corner OF the latter
building
The firm will put into use not
only large street stereoptlcon,
but also a complete moving pic
ture machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
PAIN, PAIN, PAIN FROM LAME BACK
RUB BACKACHE AND LUMBAGO AWAY

SO quickly You simply rub II on
and ont comes the pain II Is per.
foctly harmless aud doesn't burn,
blister or discolor the skin.
Timber IN, Don't suffer- Get a
small trial bottle from any drug
store and after using It just once.
you'll forget that you ever had
backache. lumbago or sciatica. be-
cnuso your back will never hurt or
cause any moro misery II never
dlsappoints and has been recon-
mcndea for 60 years,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
n. p. TO OPEN
OFFICE HERE

Although a detailed plan has not
as yet been worked out. President
J. NJ. Hannaford. Of the Northern
Pacific. has announced that his
company is considering the estab-
lishment OF the office OF assistant
general freight agent In Seattle.
That the city's future is assured
by the recent favorable Alaskan
railway legislation Is the opinion
OF the railway men interested in
the plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
.CATSUPERS WIN

PORTLAND. Feb. CLEARING
only IN. testimony Of General Man
ager Davis OF the Pacific vinegar
and Pickle Works. Federal Judge
r. s. Bean yesterday ordered a yer
dict for the defendants In the suit
TO destroy n consignment of tomato
catsup. shipped from Portland to
San Francisco. and seized here as
adulterated. Deputy District Attor-
new Johnson told the court adequate
evidence that the catsup was adul-
terated Is lacking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
new ALASkALINE

PORTLAND. Feb. 81. Three
s hips have been chartered by the
Pacific S. s. Co TO invade the south
eastern Alaska trade field for Port
land jobbers and cannerymen. ac-
cording to announcement of n. f.
Titus. general manager OF the com
pany. The Thomas L. Wand will
sail March 3. the J. n. Stetson
March 10. the Quinault March is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
TAKES HIS LIFE.
SUCCOR AT HAND

The discovery Of the body Of c.
II. Kearns. OF Vancouver. In room
at the Grand Pacific hotel. First
av. and Seneca St. Thursday. put
an end to a search for the man In
stituted by bis brother. Kearns
wired his mother in Vancouver for
money. His brother Frank immedi-
ateIy left for Seattle with funds.
He was unable 10 locate him. how
ever. and not until the suicide was
discovered. did he learn OF his
whereabouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
JUMPS INTO BAY

Returning on the Japanese liner
Shidzuoka Maru to Seattle yester-
day from Victoria, where he
missed the liner Ava Maru FOR
Yokohama. S. Miyaoka. 90, jumped
overheard In fit of desperation
over the thought that his wife and
family would suffer disappointment
when he failed to reach home on
the vessel. and was drowned
Missing the outbound boat in Vic
toria. he was ordered back TO Seat.
tie by immigration officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
Get a small trial bottle of old
time. penetrating st.
Jacobs Oil"

Back hurt you2 Can't stralghten
up without feeling sudden pains,
sharp aches and twlngcsT NoW,
liste1l That's lumbago. rheuma
tism or maybe from a strain OF n
cold, and you'll got blessed relief
the moment you rub your back
with soothing. penetrating st.
Jacobs on" Nothing else takoH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
CYCLISTS HURT

Walter Anderson. 40 Fourth av
W. and Herbert Graham. 10. 1905
Olympic place. met with accidents
Thursday while riding their motor.
cycles. A street car hit Anderson
az First and Vine Graham sus.
talned severe bruises and cuts
when he bumped into an auto truck
at Federal and f. Harrison st.