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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
RUMANIA TO
REMAIN OUT.
BERLIN SAYS

BERLIN. June 6.--Tho allies have
failed In their efforts TO induce Ru-
mania TO enter the war
Altho pressure was brought TO
bear upon Russia by England,
France and finally Italy. tho cxar
flsuy refused 20 oedo 20 Rumania
territory demanded in return for
her participation on the side of the
allies. according TO private advices
Rhmania ~ reported 20 have
ended all NEGOTIATIONS.
Russian B~sssrabis was demand.
ed by tho Bucharest government.
but all efforts Of tho allies 10 mr.
range terms for the transfer OF any
territory are declared 10 have
failed.
Commenting on Rumania's re
fuaal 90 join the allies. the Lokal
AnKoiger today said
The defeat OF the attempt 10 In.
duce Rumania 10 enter tho war II
greater Austro-German victory
than Prxemysl."
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GERMAN army
NOW STRIKING.
BLOWS.

LONDON, June b,-The ksls-
er's great war machine 10 now
striking at his ring OF enemies
with all resources ut his com
mand. Upon both tho eastern
and western. fronts, on the sea
and from the air. the Germans
arc delivering heavy blows.
A determined defensive hiss
been launched about Ypres.
Dispatches received today told
OF a renewal Of the vigorous
bombsrdment OF the British
trenches.
Tho center OF this attack 10
from Hooae. and tho heavy
artillery fire poured against
tho English line 10 believed TO
be preparatory TO q general as
ssult In an attempt TO break the
British front.
Upon the sea German submarines
are evidently operating In force. ant
are showing the greatest activity
Thirteen vessels. including foul
ships. have been sunk with
10 the past ~ hours.
with Przemysl again In hands
u tho Austrlans. sledge hammer
blows are being struck nt the Rus
slams on the eastern front.
Gen. Won Mackenzen's yictoriouI
army IN closely following tho re
treating Russians east ~ Przemysl
where Il is expected another greai
battle may be fought
In Russian Courland and south
eastern Poland the German forcei
are also driving hard against the
Russian lines.
London and Paris are espectin,
new aeroplane and Zeppelin attacks
II In believed Germany has SEIZED
upon the present time ms the mos
for dealing a success
sion Of lightning strokes.
There In no doubt the recnpturs
n Prxemyrl by the Austro German
forces has had a great effect on tbs
Balkans. Both Rumania and Bul
garia are now hesitsting TO cntei
tho war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
THE MAN WHO
DARED

John HUNT. san FrAncises trnveiins
wan. becomes acquainted win Anna
Hsseiing thru . slight accident q ferry
bsst. IL iesas t. . frseadship. which
grave infe love- For menfhs he 10 mn
sh1e 10 get any word from Anna - TO
h>s ns~ass Of livelihood ny nm accident
- 1essns that she IL q woman ef the
underworld. and . notorious hsbifue Of
The narhary Coast. Hunt s~>s Asns with
sE1g Na<tin." . man who protected her
DARING her life Of shame tho line.
Regardless Of her past iifs Hunt loves
49,. aad asks hes 20 marry him. she
feass ''blg Martin" viii modest her. but
uuns promises 20 presers her - his wife.
They are married After th<tr honey
mesa lluns notices . chssgs Of attitude
- ~ buslnsss sss~e1as>s. Who have
1easnsd IL secret of his wifefs past.
F>1n1ly be 10 Discharged frsa his post
49,. snd social ssssne@sm shrpssens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
OPERA COMPANY
TO CLOSE TONIGHT

With the repetition OF "Gioconda"
at the Moore theatre tonight. the
Italian Grand Opera company will
close It's season here. Ia Traviata. &"
billed for this afternoon. drew many
matinee enthusiasts to the box Of.
flee this morning, promising a good
audience.
Faust was played Friday night.
It's repetition winning much APP
plause. Tina Schineth sang the
part OF Marguerite" delightfully."-.
and lombard was accorded several
seal ovarions In his delineation OF
"MephlstopheleB."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
MT. BAKER ROSE
SHOW OPENED;
OTHERS COMING

With thousands OF pretty blooms
of every color on exhibit. the an
nual rose show of the Mount Baker
Park Improvement club opened al
2 O'Clock today.
Judges were at their task OF find
ing the IL winners as early as II
O'Clock. There were more thar
1000 separate entries.
The show VIII remain open III
midnight and from IL a. m. to mid
night Sunday.
The University district rose
show, which oegan Friday, remain
ed open all day today at l4th ave-
n. X. and 4sth St. and attracted
many visitors. Prizes will bs
awarded Monday.
The Green Lake Rose society
show will be held June IL and IL
and the Rainier Valley Rose show
June IL. at the Lakeside club.
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slcns high government officials.
recognizing the educational value
OF this exhibition, have granted
special permits 10 Mr.. Howe TO
film events OF national interest.
AS may be expected, this has re
suited in the first and only film
reproduction that reveals the eff.
cheney OF men. guns and machinery
on our new dreadnaughts and
super-dreadnaughts, as well az all
activities. sports, pastimes. games.
drills and daily duties aboard
ship. There are many other novel
features In this two.hour film en-.
tertainment.
MOORE
The coming OF Anna Pavlowa. the
inmitable Russian danseuse, with
an organization considered to be
even better than In previous sea
sons. TO the Moore next Friday and
Saturday evenings. June HIP. with
special Saturday matinee. IL sure
TO be OF interest TO theatre-lovers.
The announcement IL as follows.
For Friday evening. Amarillo"
from the spectacular gypsy love
drama; "Walpurgis Night. the
raroly.heard ballet score from
Gounod's opera. Faust" with much
praised scenic surroundings. and
ADVERTISEMENTS that win include
The Dragon Fly" and The
Autumn Bacchanale." for Mile.
Pavlowa.
At the Saturday matinee there
will be given the merrlest produc-
ton of the ballet world. "Puppen
Fee" (The Fairy DolD: The
Dance OF Today" Mile Pavlowa's
development OF modern ball room
dances, and The Swan" 1.-The
Gavotte Pavlowa," for Mile. Paw.
Iowa; "Pierrot," for NJ. vollninc.
and THE Hungarian Rhapsody"
For the final performance on Sat.
urday evening, suite of dances
from "Coppella." the standard OF
ballet beauty. the musicianly
"Choplniana, and advertisements.
including "Tho Butterfly" and Rub.
enstein's Spanish Dance" for
Mile. Pavlowa, the latter with
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WIN JUN fotk vaotoF aD00t TX.
Il said to myself. "Auna's Quit.
ting for good. and I'm for her." and
30 ] am: I'm for you. l know you
was scared Of me. But all the time
| was only wanting To see you and
tell you that II was all right. |
thought Id get chance that nigh,
you got off the Suffer ~. car. bu,
you got away from me.
Now. tell me: He ain't throw
ing you down. IL he7 Why are you
looking for work. You got Q RICH,
10 let me know that. Amt you,
You know, Anna. you always
figured never cared much for you.
That was . wrong steer. You never
got me Just right. You figured ]
was a rough.neck--and I guess !
am one
But all that's gone and past.
Now. tell me. do you need any
money! I got a few 1ltneys here
that amt working Maybe they'll
do you some good. II you're in trou.
Bile. II amt doing me no good.
Take II. Maybe TIN get you by"
Il explained everything to him.
John. because I could see that Mar.
tin was deeply IN earnest and mean,
well. didn't want 20 hurt him. and
told him In way that wouldn',
have hurt you had you been there
to hear.
"And then he took out s2s
and offered u to me. I'm sure
Il was all no had. OF course, !
didn't take H."
A deep peace seemed 10 envelop
Anna when she had finished.
Il feel SO safe now. somehow.
she concluded. I'm no longer
afraid OF Big Martin Rough he may
be. but Ia pinch he proved him.
self a man with big heart.
Martin I told him. y guess
mighty few OF us who drift up
there on the Coast get TO really
know one another; all Of Us try
TO appear tougher than ~e real
iy are. I'm thru forever.
have a good. fine husband. and
we'll pull out all right. some
how. And, Martin, I saId. IN
always remember how you
wanted TO help me when
needed it--HOW you DID
HELP ME- TODAY BY BEING
KIND AND CONSIDERABLE
"He didn't doH his hst-that
wasn't In his code-but the
look In his eyes as he left me
was one Of the most impressive
bensdIctIons ! have ever re-
ceived, even II II was from
rough-neck who once had
vicious claim on me.
That's how II was. John. Big
Martin--and ] don't want you to
misunderstood me. dear-Big Mar.
tin put new courage into me"
Just then knock sounded on
the door.
Ito Be Continued.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05

ance of Nine. Jomelli AT the
Empress theatre next week. Nine.
Jomelli was recently at the Orph.
cum theatre. where she swayed her
audience by her rendition of
Home. Sweet Home" and other
popular selections.
An added feature attraction will
be a dramatic playlet called THE
Master Move" with comedy fin
ish. II is acted by Beresford Low.
EFT and Mabel Florence.
Another feature of the bill viii
be Lew Wells. the eccentric must.
clan. Crannis and Grannis win
offer music selections. The two
Bryants. acrohats. offer something
entirely new. Elmina. n beauty on
the flying trapeze. will round out
the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
The Regal
Dentists
Have Many
Friends
on the
S. S. Congress

Here's what Barney Martin has
to say about them:
Most OF the boys of the s. s..
Congress had their dental work
done by the Regal Dentists and
seemed to be very well pleased
Through their recommendation |
came to you. which makes me feel
very grateful toward them. for |
did not feel any pain whatsoever
when you pulled my liberated
tooth. ! am 80 satisfied with your
method ! will call 10 soc you on my
return trip TO have you do my
dental work
BARNEY MARTIN.
IS. s. Congress.
Remember this: Every operator
In this office ls licensed by the
state OF Washington to practice
dentistry, and his license hangs
right on the wall IN front Of you az
you eft In his chair. Also, with all
our work we give a WRITTEN
guarantee which is signed by the
operator who does the work and
DR. l.. II. Clark. Manager.
This guarantee means Just what
II says. too. You can bet on that.
II this is the kind OF good, solid
guaranteed dental work that you
are looking for, and we believe II
IT. this office will be your choice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05

METROPOLITAN
The young man is depressed. His
affair OF the heart hadn't prospered.
In his apartment with some male
friends he can find little consola.
ton.
As they casually look out OF the
window they see a street walker"
They call to her. She comes up.
The party gains little more cheer.
Somehow tho evening was not as
dreary IA II started out TO be.
In parting. ono OF the men offers
Miriam. the "outcast." some money.
She rejects It.
She, too. had wanted human com.
panionship. and didn't want TO
spoil the picture" with n reminder
OF her position.
The young man becomes inter.
ested. He meets her again-and
again. He becomes quito infatuated
with her. He furnishes up house
for her. They are happy--until the
girl who had first rejected him and
had married another. calls on him.
He doesn't want her TO meet the
"outcast"
This Is the introduction to the
thrilling emotional scenes which
follow In The Outcast." to be pre-.
sented Mt the Metropolitan theatre
Thursday, Friday. Saturday and Sat
urday matinee. Miss Elsie Fer.
guson. who created the role OF
Miriam, Is at the head of the cast.
She Is accompanied by the same
company which made "fhe Outcast"
one OF the biggest successes in New
York last season.
MOORE
The pomp of naval life Is TO be
shown by Lyman III. Howe in the
motion picture, by tho cooperation
of Secretary OF the Navy Daniels. at
the Moore for five days. beginning
Sunday. with matinee and night
performances.
The nationwide prestige and pop
ularity of Howe's exhibition. and its
mighty influence. induced Secretary
Daniels to confer this signal
honor on him. On several occa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05

the famous minstrel. and his com.
pany OF funmakers. songsters and
dancers. Primrose may be getting
bit aged. but he Is still regarded
as one OF the finest dancers In
America For the added feature OF
the week Manager Pan,ages has
arranged for a return engagement
OF Cecilia Rhoda and George
Champion. the operate duo which
made such a tremendous hit at this
house a season or two ago In their
big operate success. Between the
Reels" Other numbers on the pro.
gram Will be Airline. the violinist:
the Charities Sisters and Holiday.
In their comedy. The Shop Moguls
and the Floorwalker." Early and
Leight. In "On the Water Wagon"
and the Bremens. In The lmps
Playground"
EMPRESS
An engagement of more than
passing note will be the appear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
lombard CAMP
OF CROWN PRINCE

BERLIN. June 81 few soldiers
were killed. but no officers were IN.
jured In tho French aerial raid upon
the headquarters OF Grown Prince
Frederick Wilhelm on Thursday, II
was stated today.
The French acroplanes we're she'll
ed by German guns and fled. scat
,cring few bombs ~ they with.
drew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05

SAN BERNARDINO. Juno 5.--A
jury viii decide whether an auto.
mobile Is deadly weapon. Frank
Drake Of Upland must stand trial
on an assault with deadly
weapon charge for driving his car
into a truck, lnjuring two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
TEACHERS TO HEAR
PEACE Delegate

The Grade Teachers club will
hear Miss Grace Degraff OF Port.
land, one OF the 10 women repre-
sentatives OF the United States at
the recent women's peace congress
at The Hague. Saturday night. The
teachers will entertain her at the
Frye hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
NOW SEE WHAT the
BANG TURNED Up

MEADOwDALE. Wash. Juno 6.
Experts probably viii be called
In 10 analyze two newly discovered
springs In the second gulch. which
are believed TO contain sulphur
water. Residents attribute the
sudden rise OF these springs 10 the
surface to the recent dynamite ex.
plosion 10 Seattle. which Jared
the bottom OF the sound for miles
Both springs are near the beach.
The grass. wherever II has come
In contact with the water. has
turned snow white. The odor of
the water IN strong.
Discovery OF the springs prom.
Uses a realty boom here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
SOME CLASS YES?

Los ANGELES, June 5.--What
Is said to the most luxurious gro.
Gerry store in the world opened
here today. An orchestra played
all day long while customers
strolled In marble aisles inspect
ing groceries In plate glass and
German silver showcases. Cigars
we're distributed free to all male
customers. while punch was served
women and men alike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
We ARE SWEEPING TO
VICTORY, SAYS

BERLIN. June S.-The kaiser
spent the day ut the headquarters
OF Archduke Frederick of Austria.
The arrival OF the kaiser. follow.
Ing tho big victory ~ Prscmysl
aroused tho greatest enthusiasm.
He was given IN ovation By the
troops and at q luncheon attended
By the staff officers toasted tho
ro-German forces.
With right on our side. NO are
sweeping toward victory" the
kairer declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05

PARIS. June Capture OF now
German position south OF soucher
was announced IN the official re-
port today. Counter attacks made
BY the Germans upon the sugar
mill at souchcx were also repulsad
with heavy losses. II was stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
CAN'T CHARGE EXTRA
FOR BUNDLES on CAR

No extra charge for carrying
packages homo via the Seattle. Rem
ton a Southern
This Is tho latest decision Of the
public service commission. which
has instructed thu railways off.
ciais to discontinue the practice OF
taxing the passenger with pack.
age 10 cents more than usual fare.
The word package" IL defined a.
a bundle or parcel. The order does
no, include merchandise for sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
hear BABE ON PHONE

SAN FRANCISCO. June g.
The cry OF Gov. Whltmsn's
3.month.old baby carried clear
across the continent yesterday.
The nurse In Albany. N. v,
made him yowl 90 mamma ard
daddy. 81 the exposition
grounds, could hear her voice
BY telephone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
s 3 sTEBAx EXPOSITION PICTURES

MN. Cuisine and volinine. the do
llghtfui Moment Musical" and
Strauss blue Danube Watxes."
for a large number of dancers.
The symphony orchestra carried
as a component part OF the organi-
za,ion Is OF grand opera proper
tons.
pANTAcEs
Headlining the new bill AT Pan
tagcs. opening with the matinee
Monday. will be George Primrose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
0Y JOHN HUNT
CHAPTER XIV.

At first hot fury against Snug
hypocrisy OF old associates. who
placed me beyond the pale because
I had married girl once vice
shackled. sustained and intensified
my courage To fight instead OF sub
hitting to this decree. But very
soon the continued rebuffs I met
everywhere in the circle OF my &C.
quaintances snapped my spirit.
grew morosc, and then from cease
less worry and sleeplessness. a pro-
tracted Illness developed. leaving
me helpless for about six weeks.
This was TO prove n period OF
great stress In our lives, one OF
the bltterest installments in the
price the world exacts for q mar
rage such as ours.
My money had been exhausted.
the chances OF work seemed re.
mote. And ny health had been
rather badly shattered.
Anna had been very patient,
resourcefuI and surprisingly
eeIf-eontrolIed. Adversely could
not make her whine. Not once
did she reveal the depression
she must have felt concerning
the outlook for the future.
marveIed Ut her quiet strength.
She had begun a disheartening
search for work. Unable to pay the
rent for the cottage in the Rich.
mond district, we left the garden
where we had spent so many tran.
gull days among our roses and cab.
bages. and moved to a cramped
tworoom apartment within our re-
stricted means.
Sunless and cherries, II was
musty with long habitatlon. While
Anna answered Advertisements and
haunted the employment agencies
] sat propped up In an old-fashioned
folding bed, convalescing slowly
with gloomy forebodings.
One evening Anna came home ex
hausted with her frultless quest
seating herself on the foot OF the
bed.
~ saw Big Martin today"
she said. "Wsit-~alt, Johnl"
~ rose with a surge Of leal-
Gus nisgivlng. Let me tell
you"
Her quiet manner, In place
Of her previous terror Of this
"cave man" Of the Barbary
Coast, held me In an agony Of
suspense.
Damn that mani" I stormed, but
she checked me with uplifted hand
Il was 40 frightened / couldn'i
speak" she began He was going
past me on a car when he saw me
and leaped off. ] didn't know what
he'd do. | couldn't get away. He
came up to me with the strangesi
look In his eyes.
Il hear you're married, Anna,
he said. What's the trouble?
Just seen you come out OF that EN-
ployment office. Did you get IN
bad--is your husband trying &c
chuck You back on the town again :?
There was hard snap to his ques
tons and the muscles on his face
twitched.
TN telling you Just how II was
John; how he acted and all, &c
you'll understand" explained Anna
1t aip't that, is it?' he persisted
II 1t is. I'm going to beat the livins
daylights out of him,
"'You're too good for the
coast'--and now there was
sort Of softness In his voice
and eyes, as I'd never seen
Martin before. AT first I was
sore he went on, when you
threw me over for this other
guy. thought you wss play
ing both him and me, but when
seen you was on the level
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05
NEW THOUGHT LECTURE

The New Thought society will
meet in the Arcade assembly hall
Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Miss Jessie Wardall will lecture
Sunday at II a. m. the message
will be: THE New Age Under
New Thought"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05

PORTLAND. June 5.-"Courtesy
pays" was the declaration today o.
G. r. Magadanx. a street car con
ductor, as he displayed $50 present
ed to him by A. w. Cookbook, whs
had ridden on his car for four years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-05

AGAIN VISIT
The ENGLISH

LONDON. June 6-Zeppelins
raided the east and southeast coast
OF England last night. an admiralty
report admitted today. Tho official
statement declared there were Few
Casualties"
The first announcement from the
admiralty stated that bombs were
dropped at various places. but with
ment did not specify where the
bombs were dropped.
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Regal Dental Offices

Or. [. r. CLARK, MGR.
laos Third Avenue
NJ. w. Corner Third and Union
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-12-09
trHt OhrtHtmrH
UtntngH

And there were in the country shepherds abiding
in the field, keeping watch their flock by night.
And To- the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the
glory of the Lord shown round about them, and they
were sore afraid.
And the angel said unto them, fear not for, behold
bring you good tdings of great JOY, which shall be to
all people.
For unto you is born this day the city of David Saw
ior which is Christ the Lord
And this shall be sign unto you, ye shall find the babe
wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger.
And suddenly there was with the angel multitude of
the heavenly host praising God, and saying,
Glory God in the highest, and earth peace, good
will toward men.
Luke H., 8-I4
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-12-09

HE Message puts out this issue for the especial benefit
- Of Christmas shops and Christmas shoppers Any good
community best held together by the best of
change of commodities We believe prosperity and
will those who practice the you-dealwh-ne and
deaWth- you habit Message readers will buy their
goods of Message advertisers they will in the long be
satisfied customers.
6E Message wishes all it's patrons and Christ
W cheer. If you prosperous and also THOUGHT
Full you will that the Message and it's working
Editor will have share of the community prosperity
n4E Message has been issued Mexico 10 years. Scores and
~ Of ourfnds tell have the best newspaper the
county Help maintain that Standard best you and we'll
appreciate it, to the his CHEST measure.
1GERES wishing you all the joys of MERRY CHRIST
" MAS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-26
PERSONAL.

Miss Ruth johnson is i'll in her home
on Chestnut street.
Clarence Bliss has finished work as caef
at the Albany cafe
- H. Bangs moved yesterday from:
Myrtle street to S Birge street
Miss Alvena Walker leaves tomorrow
Tor weeks visit in New York.
Mrs. J. D. O'Brien of Springfield Mass,
was guest yesterday Of the Misses DOYLE.
Miss Lucia Gleason of Wardsboro spent
Yesterday in town with Miss Amy Weed
en-.
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Houghton will move
tomorrow from the Eddy house on Putney
road to Spring street.
Mrs r. c. Haynes, who went to Spring
1eld, Mass, Wednesday on business, re-
turned home last night
Mrs L. L. Joslin of West Somervilie,
Mass, IS a guest over the weekend of her
cousin, Mrs. Z. G.. Crosby
Sherman Niles, grandson of Mrs. Ada
! Niles, who has been seriously i'll with -ril
three weeks, is able to be dressed.
Mrs. W. r. Moves has left the NIemoriar
hospital, where she had been for tred-
ment, and is at her home on Cedar street
John W.,ITowe was in Claremont June
ton today attending a meeting OF tEe
executive committee of the Methodist
Camp Meeting association.
! Mrs. Celia Navarro of Boston Is visitin.
her sister, Mrs. Peter Biagotti. She vii
take her little daughter, Esther. who M.
been spending the winter here, home witt
her.