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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26
The Confessions
%e<ee@e of a Wife
Dick Neglccts Telephone His Mother
Dick Neglccts to Telephone His Mother

past 6.
The house was all dark and
there on the porch was Dick.
What is the natter" ] asked.
as | ran up the steps.
Matter enough" answered Dick,
i've been so busy today that for
got to telephone mother we were
coming TO dinner and evidently the
people are away
Il was wrong. Dick. dear" | said
contritely. but won't do II
again" Instead OF helping mat
ters this seemed to pour oil on the
fire OF his anger
"Of course II was wrong-but no
man can tell what fool woman
Will do"
didn't relish being called a
fool woman" even II ] had made
a mistake, and knew II ! spoke
Il would be TO say something that
would be better left unsaid.
What will we do now" belliger.
emily asked Dick. knew from his
tone that HE WOULD VETO ANY
THING | MIGHT SUGGEST, so
simply ventured:
you know, dear. we can always
20 home"
well. we WON'T" was his short
decision. 1T would take an hour
before we got there and | am as
hungry as a bear.
Wen go down TO one OF the res
taurants and get something to cat
and then go home"
IAN right, dear" | said meekly.
for ! was determined to. take my
medicine and look pleasant
Just as We, standing on the
steps. were determining where to
go, Mollie. looking lovelier than
ever saw her. came round the cor
ner and fairly ran into us before
she saw who Il was.
Mercy, What in the world are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26
Complete Report
of Market Today

An advance OF cent per dozen
featured the fresh ranch egg trade
today. Last weeks business closed
with 20 centA as the producers fig
urc. To-day the quotation Ia In.
creased to 81 cents
Local poultry receipts are report
cd good for this particular time Of
year. Tho market IL well stocked
with n fair demand. The price OF
hens under J pounds and springs
over {? pounds. dropped n cent.
Belgian hArcs came IN for n
change. tho price increasing TO .
cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26
CHAPTER Xxi

All the way back from the GENE
terry was very nervous because |
knew | was going to be late. and.
sure enough. when | reached Dicks
mothers house II was 10 minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26
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MISSOURI

ST. Louis: Miss Mignon Meyer.
son, 20, after IA years OF silent
grief over an accident sustained
when she was child, killed her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26
Al Ernest Garcia

Al Ernest Garcia has been every
thing from the daring Daniel In the
lions den and handsome gladiator
In the Roman arena tn the gentle
hero who woos BY moonlight "a
the accompaniment OF the dulc.i
mandolin. But he depends more
upon his vocabulary than his good
looks for success. for. while Gar
cia's PRECISION L. soundlesH,
he Is not a silent actor--he talks In
very forcible terms during some OF
the scenes In which he appears. lilo
says II helps to say what you are
trying to put over"
Al. for short. belongs TO the Eden
dale Selig players. In Los Angeles.
The Mud Bath Eiopcmcnt- Ia
the comedy offering at the Class A
until Tuesday night. Papa and
daughter are at the mud baths and
papa discouragcs her lover. What
happens when papa In In n mud
bath and his daughter and her lover
elope is the biz laugh. There are
two other subjects on the bill.
The Harper Mystery" IN three
PARTS. n detective story. features
Miss Turner In n company OF her
own. The plot is ~ nephew vho
wants his old aunt's money. and
has her kidnapped. that. through
fear. she will turn II all over TO him.
Through a clew. Miss Kent. WON
an detective, with the help OF Mil
Ter. another detective. unravels the
mystery and springs 4 surprise at
the finish. The animated Weekly
gives the recent events OF the
worlds happenings. A comedy com
pletes the bill at the Alhambra.
starting today.
Dustin Farnum. In "A Soldier OF
Fortune" win be seen on the screen
in Seattle, Sunday. February !. The
photopiay production Is said To be
more complete in all details than
the stage production.
John Bunny Is featured In Loves
Old Dream" a comedy at the Colo
NAL until Tuesday night. Arthur
Johnson plays the lead In The
Blinded Heart"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26
MY srvTER ToorHAcHr-

- ~. instant relief. fills the cavity. pro.
-. ~ nerve, preventing further decay
rzesiss. ise.
sse'r Drug Co. Seattle. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26

DOWNTOWN THEATRES
clemmsr All Week

CIemmer All Week
Chelsea 1850" Famous Players
feature.
Class A Until Tuesday Night
The Dangerous Experiment.
Victor two-part drama: Trust Be
gets Trust" Powers drama. THE
Mud Bath Elopement." Rex comedy.
Melbourne Until Tuesday Night
The Runaway Princess three
reel Tanhauser drama. featuring
Maude Fealy: 'Rebecca's Wedding
Day" Keystone comedy: The
Psychological Moment" Reliance
drama.
Grand Until Tuesday Night
conscience" two-reel Broncho
drama. Two Little Dromios.
Tanhauser drama. "A Swell Dish. "
Apollo comedy
Circuit Until Tuesday Night
"The Lure OF New York" four
reel Underworld drama: "A Sweet
Revenge, comedy.
Dream Until Tuesday Night
THE Sword OF Damocles." two
part Pathe play: United In Dan.
ger" Edison drama. Explosive
d." Kalem drama.
Alhanbrs Until Wednesday Night
The Harper Mystery" three part
Turner drama: "Anlmatef Week.
IT," worlds news: Heaven win
Protect the Working Girl" Joker
comedy.
Colonial Until Tuesday Night
THE Blinded Heart" fMbin
drama. THE Uncanny Mr. Gumbel. -
Edison comedy; "Pathe Weekly
worlds news; Loves Old Dream, %
Vitagraph comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26

self.
Nevada: All electric lights wer
shut off here recently as result q
conflict between consumers an
the Nevada Utilities Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26
coIonlal Until tuesday Nioht
RESIDENCE THEATRES
At the Pleasant Hour Until
Wednesday

I'm the Watches or the Night.
threereel drama, and good com.
cdy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26
KILLED BY N. P. TRAIN

STRUCK by n NuFth"rn PACIFIC
train last night near Black River
a man thought to be Anton
vogrig was killed.
A, the Home Until Wednesday
"A Fight To Death" threerv-el
drama. and a good comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26
Prices paid producers
poultry. veal and port'

selling price for butter. egGs and
cheese Corrected daily By Tho Brada~s
Go.
Selma Lageriof 10 the only WON.
an who ever received the Nobel
prize for literature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26
AIbambra Until Wednesday nlah.

The Harper Mystery" three part
Turner drama; "Animatef Week
II ~" worlds news: Heaven VIII
Protect the Working Girl" Joker
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26
Dream Until Tuesday Might

THE Sword OF DamOcles, two
part Pathe play: United In Dan.
ger" Edison drama. Explosive
d." Kalem drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-26

John Bunny is featured in Loves
Old Dream" a comedy at the Colo
NAL until Tuesday night. Arthur
Johnson plays the lead In The
Blinded Heart"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-18
CENTERVILLE

Evelyn lodge, Daughters Of Rebekah,
will give a social next Tuesday even
ing at the I. o. o. F. hall for men,
bers. Each member is requested to
bring some refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. J. Dearborn were
guests of relatives in Dayton Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Green Of West Main street
Is sick, being threatened with appen-
dicitis.
All women Of Centerville are to meet
at the M. e. church Saturday after
noon for the purpose Of arranging a
Christmas collection and donation for
the needy of Centerville.
Pierre Helms, who attends school at
the State university, Bloomington, re-
turned home last night for the holiday
vacation.
The cold weather has registered
from one to sixteen degrees below
zero all week. A warm wave would
be appreciated by a majority of peo-
pie.
Postmistress Smith Is very busy
with Christmas packages, regardless OF
the scarcity of work and the hard
times, and many Christmas tokens and
membranes are being sent to rela
tives and friends away. Nearly all
the packages are registered, which
adds to the duties of the postal clerks
Delicious brown cakes made from
Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake Flour.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-18
JACKSONBURG.
Charles Fink visited the Greens1

Charles Fink visited the Greensboro
schools Monday.
Mrs. Philip Miller Is recovering from
q severe sickness.
Gilbert Wright Of Williamsburg was
in town Wednesday.
Chas. Pagan and family spent Sun
day with Walter Kendall.
Mrs. Ida Scott of Richmond spent
last week with her mother, Mrs. Philip
Miller
Mrs. Charity Quickle Is spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Alex
Kirby.
There will be a Christmas tree and
short entertainment Of recitations
and songs by the children on Christ
mas eve at the Christian church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Marsh who has been
the guest of her neice, Mrs. Clifford
Scates, is spending this week with her
nephew, Will Wright and family
Ed. Kinsinger deplores, the loss of
his family horse, Queen. This noble
animal gave thirty years Of faithful
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-18

Colds Are OFTEN Most Serious Stop
Possible Complications.
The disregard Of a Cold has often
brought many a regret. The fact of
Sneezing. Coughing, or a Fever should
be warning enough that your system
needs immediate attention. Certainly
Loss OF Sleep is most serious. It is a
warning given by Nature. It Is man s
duty to himself to assist by doing his
part. DR.. Kings New Discovery is bas-
ed on q scientific analysis OF Colds
soc at your druggist. Buy a bottle to-
day.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-18

service which in itself bespeaks care
and kind treatment.
A merry crowd of friends and neigh
bors gave Elmer Pagan q happy sur
prise Wednesday evening. 1t was a
dolly crowd and fun and good time
was the order Of the hour. Due justice
was paid to the supper, which is al
ways a pleasant diversion and of
which the surprisers brought an ample
supply.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-18

The deceased had been afflicted with
lung trouble but the news of his death
came as surprise. He was a former
resident of Fountain City and was
about so years of age. A widow and
one son survive.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-18

Delicious brown cakes made from
Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake Flour.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-24
3met Rorer.

auf ben aGniesd6ler, str am Rbein
Die treus Madt esbaltsn.
er BAT mt hsibsr aumpfbtsisr
Gsirsn Ttns sum absine ssnemmsr,
limb Der oeuifhe a~0nigsdar 1T Inn
9GIhpsss sntassen tomueH.
8'rcnf lit Elm helper admpf sntbraant
SIN bIauen Qethsr bort obsn.
0ab uutsr 5llgels unb GdnabsIidIne
8Iut flob unb Gsoern ftobtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-24

"a hintsn i'm Noaeisnpalo
sst tinmaI Elm Aolsr aeHiitst,
Dem hats mad unbelhrdHttsr GspaIt
Sm REID ber euft seIiifst.
S6m NOR gu eng Isin Ueites 2ano
ua0 rad Der 4rt manher Hare
empf1nO II Elm tnifsrlid @elih
Rad glut uno mad @lpire. =
or fIhlig Iobern IN Der 8ruit
Den SaB. ben mddtissu. alien, 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-24

e. pcgts BIN unb Der Osr aampf,
Ilan horts bsrifsa bic anodsn
Gi Ssbop tpuren BEN Gaiisronr
Die fOt5su S9piussn s,broasu.
QnHau65te laut bas btntids aanb
Sn Sieetsiubsl unb Bonns:
80 a6nigsobIsr BON btutfden RBeiR,
Glits fsrHsr uaf our SOnHs!!"
Bitlibat6 WiHdttr,
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09

one wounded during the three hours bombardment of Fort Evegne. the steel cupola of which was not dam aged The Belgian fire was well placed and accurate the proof of which was the destruction of the two German heavy pieces.
 The German air craft, to deceive the Belgians, carried Belgian flags Three German army corps were engaged. in the attack of Liege. the sixth, under General Von Pritzelwitz, the seventh. under General Won Einem and the tenth, under General Von Emmich.
 Emmich in addition, has supreme command of three corps known as the army of Mouse The German columns in crossing the Belgian frontier, came in contact with the Belgian advance posts on the afternoon of Aug 4
 The Following day the attack was general along the whole line. The German columns crossed the Belgian frontier during the night between Aug and 4 The plan of attack devel oped during the day of Aug G.
 Each German column had a differ ent objective. Forts Fleron. Barchon and Evegnee constituting the north easterly section, being the first point while the second column attacked the
 southeastern secuot comprising Forts Comedies and Embourg"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
Bull Moose and Republicans Met
 Again Last Evening - Hold Session Behind Closed Doors
 and Little Noise Escapes
Secretary Nathan Announces
 Committees Were Appointed to Confer and Report at Meet
 ing Wednesday Night, Next


 Behind closed doors. in the office of Judge M. C. High, the progressives and Republicans held another pow wow last night to straighten out the kinks of their difficulties resulting the meeting held in the Old Opera house last Thursday evening
 Everything was supposed to move along smoothly in the ranks of both parties but the presence of A. II. Gardner, of Tombstone. big chief of the ranks of the Republicans of this county. lends a belief that this was not the case.
 The meeting last night was called to order by Attorney J. Wilson Ross who asked for .he nomination of a chairman, and secretary. A. H. Gardner was elected chairman an F. A. Nathan. secretary. Both were | elected unanimously
 Upon assuming his position, Big Chief Gardner, of the G. O. P. an uounced to the meeting that much business of importance would be brought up and, in spite of this fact, | asked a representative of the Review | to retire from the room
 ] The request was complied with, but later Secretary Nathan called at the Review office and reported the ! proceedings of the meeting
 He stated that EIg Chief Gardner, 1 of the G. O. P reported to the meet ing that the amalgamation made at l the joint meeting on Thursday even- l ing was not entirely satisfactory to l him and that before he would give any assurance that his party would support the Bull Moose candidates nominated he desired to have the ac- ton ratified by a committee of the central committee Evidently. in view of the present split of the party. he did not desire 10 shoulder the responsibility of forming any com promise with the Progressives.
 Just what actually happened at the meeting could not be learned last night from any of the members pres ent Secretary Nathan stated that it was very harmonous. Also he stated that it vas argeed that both parties i appoint a committee of three from the ranks of the county central com mittees to confer on the proposition of the compromise ticket on Wednes- day at the office of Justice High. Definite results will then be aunounc- ed but it is expected that the de. mands of the Republicans will be such that the Progressiyes will not accept them.
 It is said that about twenty-five were present at the meeting which lasted several hours. Big Chief Gard. ner win leave for his home in Tomb, stone today.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
OFFICIAL REPORTS FROM LIEeE

While the battle between the Ger man forces and Belgians is still in progress around Lege and the final outcome is not yet known. an official detailed account of the engagements covering a period between Aug.3 and 5 has been issued here. In summar- izing the operations the account says
 "The Germans lost 5000 dead 24 guns were captured and one general was made a prisoner The German forces numbered 10000. The Bel. glan defenders 5O.0OO. The German attack lacked cohesion. On the con- trary the BolgisRs utilized their re- serves with eonsumate skin. The German artillery ln general was badly supportd by dense attacking columns The guns were badly served ana in. accurate. The Belgian forts are in tact"
 Not one soldier was killed and moi
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
HALTS TO
 JOIN PRESIDENT IN
 MOMENTS OF GRIEF

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The na- uon represented in Washington by congress and government departments will pay tribute Monday afternoon to Mrs Woodrow Wilson The funeral will be in the east room of the White House Indications are that in many parts Of the country. people quite gen. orally will show their respect in var ious ways while the services are held.
 The senate adjourned until Tuesday and the government departments will be closed Monday and Tuesday after noon during the services here and in Rome Georgia A special train, con- sisting of private car for the casket the president and his family and a sleeper for the few relatives and inti- mate friends and a dining and bag gage car will take the party to Geor- gia.
 Both houses have made arrange ments to purchase magnificent floral pieces for the funeral
 Flowers arrived from individuals land organizations from an parts of the country The body of Mrs Wilson will be placed i'm a mahogany casket. lined with copper covered with silver gray broadcloth and with silver han dles On the oasket the silver plate will be engraved simply "Ellen Axson Wilson, May 15, 1860-August 6, 1914.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
MICHIGAN COPPER
 DISTRICT IS HIT
 BY EUROPEAN WAR

HOUGHTON Mich, Aug. 8.-Today the European war has resulted in lay ing off ,OOO men in the Michigan dis trict
 Winona. employing 45O men and Hancock, employing 200 men, are closed.
 Mass Consolidated has retrenched. laying off 15O. These are all small. high cost producers with no surplus.
 Construction work, plans for new shaft operations and all exploratory work has been suspended at the sub sidiary plants of the Calumet and Hecla
 None of the other mines is yet af- fected here but managers hourly eX- pect orders from the east for curtail- ment
 Michigan copper is more generally utilized in domestic consumption than is any other.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
sERvlA GUSTS MINISTER

LONDON, Aug. 9.-Milan dispatch to the Daily Chronicle says that a steamer which arrived at Trieste re- ports an engagement in the Adrlauc sea. 100 wounded, according to the report and have been conveyed 70 Pola, a great naval port of Austrsa. The Vienna dispatch to the Daily Telegraph reports that Seryia has Ge- clared war against Germany This step, it is explained has been taken in order to be rid of the German min ister at Belgrade.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
Supplies Diplomatic Officials
 With Money for Stranded
 AmeriCans-ReCeiyes Receipt of "GOod Office" to Factions
Postal Savings Accounts Take Large Jump-New Accounts
 Opening - Federal Reserve Board Win Convene Monday

WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-Actvity of the American government in the European war situation is confined to the issuance of new instructions for the clearance of foreign ships and developments of plans for the relief of Americans in Europe Large sums of money cabled by the state depart ment for the immediate use of diplo- matic officers in aiding Americans in the various European capitals and gar risons has practically decided to char ter neutral vessels abroad to bring the Americans home. Efforts will be made to secure the release of the Americans arrested in Germany on charge of spying.
 Acknowledge Good Wishes
 The offer of the wireless station at l lTuckerton, New Jersey. furnished the American government with it's first means Of communication with isolated Germany. Only two messages &C., knowledging the receipt of the tender of good offices" of the American gov | ernment came from Europe. Presi- l dent Poncaire expressed his apprecia- l ton of the offer but made no comment on whether or not 1t will be accepted. The Russian foreign office sent a message through the American em- bassy acknowledging the receipt of the offer and saying it would be for warded to Emperor Nicholas, who is ! with arms in tbp field
 Postal Savings Increase
 The European canflict has given an enormous impetus to the postal say l ings system, according to the reports to postmaster general Burleson from Postmasters in the large commercial centers. Scores of foreign-born wage earners are taking their savings to the postoffices, thus releasing enor nous sums for commercial purposes which otherwise would be hoarded.
 Many new accounts are being opened and the number withdrawn is already below the normal and is rapidly dimin ished In New York city last week the deposits quadrupled daily, while scores of other cities and towns show gains. The third assistant postmas ter general, Dockery, received a tele gram from a small Illinois city sayins
 that Greeks in the railroad construc
 ton gangs there wanted to deposi
 }36,OOO
 Reserve Board ConveneB The Federal reserve board. the su preme agency Of the new currency syi tenn. will take its office Monday. nor, than seven months after the presiden signed the currency act
 . After all delays incident to the pre-
 liminary work of preparing for thu system and the difficulty in the sen 70 ate over the confirmation of it's mem bers. the board will probably be abl ' to get down to business next week All members of the board now fl
 Washington except F. A. Delano ant he will arrive Monday
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
RUSSIAN EMPEROR
 eREETs COUNCIL

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug 8.-The Russian emperor with the Grand Duke Nicholas received members of the council of the empire and the Du- ma in an audience at Windsor palace Addressing them, the emperor said Tn these days of alarm and anxiety through which Russia is passing, ] greet you. Germany following Aus tria, has declared war On Russia. Enormous enthusiasm. patriotic sen timent love and loyalty to the throne enthusiasm which has swept like a hurricane through the country, a guarantee for me, as for you, hope that Russia will bring to a happy con clusion the war which Almighty God has sent it
 It is also because of this unanimous enthusiasm" continued the emperor Hove and eageness to make every sacrifice. even to life itself that am able to regard the future witt calm firmness. It is not only the dig nity and honor of our country that we are defending but we are fightinl for our brother Slavs, our co-religion ists and blood brothers. see alsS with joy a union of the slavs witt Russia progressing strongly and in dissolubly am persuaded that al and each of you will be in your place to assist me 10 support the test an, that an beginning with myself, vii do our duty. Great is the God of th' Russian fatherland"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
RUSSIAN EMBASSY DEPARTS

PARIS, Aug. 8-It is officially an- nounced that citizens of Alsace-Lor- raine are to be enrolled in one Of the foreign regiments being organized 70 help France. Immediately upon sign ing for the duration of the war. sucn volunteers become of French nation ality and may be then transferred to any regiment The personnal or t.e Russian embassy at Vienna has been
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
OFFICIAL REPORT RECEIVED

PARIS via LONDON, Aug, 9.-Ofii- cial report of the capture by the French of the village of Altkirch says the French advance guard arrived be. fore the place before nightfall Friday The town was defended by strong earthworks and occupied by a German brigade. The French in about equal number carried the breastworks in fierce bayonet charge The Germans broke. abandoning the trenches and town. A regiment of French dragons pursued the fleeing Germans in the direction of Wallheim and Tugolohon innicting further heavy losses.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
OCEANIC ARRIVED SAFELY

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 8-The White Star Liner Oceanic, which ieu New York August 1, arrived at South ampton this afternoon after a fast trip. The steamer proceeded north on usual lane of travel with all her lights extinguished at night No Ger man warships were sighted. German reservists aboard the Oceanic were detained here but the other passengers were not molested