davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1915-12-04
Estimated Revenues.

SOV1A4dUCO xGOt0uuCS.
Market Revenues 800. .$2ODOU,
City Court Fines ...... 5000,
lmpounding Stock -. 1000,
mt. and Incidentals 80. 3OO.N
Liquor licenses ........ SOOO.UL
other licenses ......... 100000
3 mill Light. Power and
Water tax ........ 6750.0,
3 mill Drainage Canal tax 675O.Ot
8 IL mill N. l. R. R. Co.
tax 1855,
2 mill S. T. & Power Co.
tax ................. 10000
Rev. of the Light, Power
and Water Plant:
Water ....... 100000
lights and Power 100000
$23.0OO.O(
10 mills City Tax assess
ment Of $2,250.0O -. .2225OO,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1915-12-04
LOST NOTES.

Burke & Smith, Attorney 5.
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tyrHuseis,ntbun,s llebertraauuseu.
Gincinnati. %. Qcs.

v u " II !, -. 1Sd.
fSranf M. SteeIe on Scbn 3abf
Got 3 IN Sranf ~. GteeIe's SnbO
ron Iortb @enS (Steuer (50c)
800.
gllen 9. @ifoIg, gornnmb. OF
ooen 2. Deltpn, 33 SUB on Der goro
icite BON Mobb 9lpe., 33 ssub meitIid
bon 9apis Cane CSteiier 81: S606
George 6. Saruin an 9. @. Spell
mire uno Gli5abetb Speamire. 44J5
ader 9anb IN Seftion 80 in Spca
more Topnibip; 81.
@iainm 3. $age0orn an Sciepf
s. Scpi, 25 bei 14O Slib al oel
gtorSieife bon 69. StraBe in Gar
tbnae (Steucr $3.50; 81. |
Stces 9. 9riee oil Charles 9. Hat'
ternlann, 10 Sabre gad,t BON 1
SuIi 1915 an aii oas eigentbum be.
iannt als 1914 ilnb 1916 @eit 8.
Strafe. WonatIife Wietbe $74.yG.
Jlorenee 50. Gee an 8iIliam u.
@nmiep, -2cts II. 12 uno 13 m Der
Chen Yarf Cub, tpeitlih BON 0ilbert
gpe. (Stener $3.50; S5250.
Scott 8onbam an Die gtaot Gin.
ciiulati, GbeiI pen 2ots 45 un0 46 III
Sames u. 9rice's Cub; 81.
9atrif 9. @alib II. ". an pieIelbe,
AZ S,.t, nu Der Weitieite non 0rofe
2llep; 81.
gieiIbcn 9. Robertion an bieieIte,
Got 576 imb Sbeil BON Got 577 in
Stepben aempcr's Cub. tStener
SOC; 81.
slmn 2ogan an oieielbe, GheiI ben
9ots 80, 81 into 32 in Snian 81.
itin'g Snb. an ssbitlow Strnbe
(Steuer $1); $3.50.
George elmer jr. an oieieIbe, 25
bel so SUB an Der Siiblpeii.ede Der
2inn uno ganf. Strabe (Sicuer
Sc. .50); $500.
sSr!pin ~. arobn II. a. an bieielbe.
5beiI bon Got 6 in slncnonle Spn.
Oifat Sub. an Gbrman slDe. (stener
$2); $3.50.
GGnriieI 9. Cooper an eugene
Sdmibt, go bel t15 ssub an Der
gseitieite Der Wtarion glpe., 40 SUB
iiibIi6 pon Sarper glbe. in 5lorpooc
(Steucr 81; 81.
GiHilie WrrsenItcrn an Gam,IcI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-23
Memkerit bitter
Dridt lid Der griedif 4s
premier Stulubis iiber
bic Gntentemddte
Z us

2onbon, %. Te,. - Der 4tbe'
nsr aorrtiponbeni beg rDailp GbrO'
nicIe" i1idt unisr benz Datum Dom
SOnntas Elm SutsrDisp nit bem srie.
diI9en grsmier StuIuois. in bem e.
bic Diplomatic Der gntsntemddte in
Der fddrfiten msii. tritiiirt. Der
premier bstlagte ii4 bitter bariibsr,
bab isin aanb in Der semeiuiien Wsiis
perldumbei unb bi. ResieruHs angss
griffsn porben hi.
Na6bsm ,r srtliri, bab Grisasns
lamb iein RDslidIf.s eethan, um
9Iutpsrsiebeu gu p,rbinbern. iasts
Sert Stulubis:
Dix 4Iliirisn-bakn Grisdsnlanb
sersiSt uHb DsrbObnt, aniiati ibm ents
ssssnsuiommen. glnftatt often NIT
uns su perbanosIn. iOtsttirtsn iis mii
9ulsarisn. pdbrent iis uns in Der
i4maaOOIitsn Wsifs bsbanOslisu. Die
sgolss 1T. bab iis iid 8pif8en 5ipsi
StiihIs sefebt taben. WsEn bic alIs
Iiirten often 5u Gtie6enIuub sstOms
men tDdrn unD stiasi bditsn. Dab mir
am Gnbs bss aritses cine bsItimmis
8slOhnuns eriDartsu t0nnisu, bann
Diirbs Grie&enfaub nidt einen glu'
ssnbIid se5Osert baben- 9lnitats beis
fen bssaunm GnsIanD unb iJransrsi&
Don GsisAmIaus cptsr " SssIansM
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bon gi{enfbal Elm Wdl0brdHb ditsge
brphsn Iei. Die 50riter rpareu 5tpdr
nit 9lrbeitern fdon riiiiis bei be-
SanO, grdbsn gu 5ieben unb Der mi
teren Milsbreituns ppr5llbeuaen, bit
ten i'm dber init Der MeIbuna all her
OberfDriter ssididt. Die 9efabr tpal
immerbin brrbenb. Wolfmdr iisb lin
per3iiglih fdtteln >unb ge6ct, ei1tsr
Wirtbifaftsipagen an5uIpanuen, IN
anefte nit Spdten unb IonIt njtbi
gen @erdtbItaften in Gle aur S.ea,
au itaIfen. gBdbreub er ielbit III
riiiiete, CAB Der 9oie fernere Nus.
tunft: SenIeits Der ben 5hdlfeiie
umgebenbenSiiael. mo auf benz Sanc'
orunb cine irpdsne aiefernebene TT
ausbreite, iei Der 9rano suerit ipubr'
oenpmmen pcrben. Der SieferItont
aebrrte, gum sbeil benz Gute bes Sra
| fen Gpa6 an, unb au bicIem ipebs bei
Ninp bic Gtutb biniiber. Gniftaneer
aber fei bas llnaliid in bem 8ebieI
BON GiIentbdI. Scrt baSs man geiterr
cine 3igeunerbanbe aufsehoben uni
perjogt. Gntfpeoer ipdre BON ibrcn
hur6 llnporiidtiatsit beim 9phen Der
9ranb periGuloet ober cas- 8eiinsei
babe aug goaheit ben Mo!b binier iif
anae,iinbet. Sem Sberfrrlter tpnr
tas 2sBtsre tpahridsiulid.' Shon
lab er gu gfcrbe. pprauf iubr Der 30
te nit ben sur 0iilfs bsreiien 9nete
ten. 9lud, gu Rpberid mar Die
Sdredsnsna6rift aelanst. ShneI
lieb aud er fir iit fattelu uno fprengs
te Dem 3uee na6 an bic Seite, oes
SberfDriters.
Snspiiden hattie bic Suusfran ,u
tbun, bds sri6redts Sausperional sll
berubioen unb in Srbnuns gu bal
ten. Ienn fir Elm i'm Malbe aNnes
fdlciienes GebSft iinb bic bon g6us
men beitdnbsnsn Siigsl bic nGditen
Hadbarn, uub bas ieinbIide Clement.
Das psrSsbrenO in ibreH W'pfeIn
bauit, brobt aieria su bsn DaHern uno
aefiiIlten 9orratbstammeru biniifer.
Deib aud Der sunbiee, cab bss brent
usnbsn @albss Slamme ieIt'u .lri,
aug ben SGdern sum 6immel itsigt
10 tennt Ct ben mie cine aiinaslnbs
S6lanee an 8uben ihIeifen> en-
,Seinb als ni6t minbsr ae'd rid.
Giientbal islbit ionnte iaum eiDns gu
befabren babsi, umneben ron ielfieen
glnItieaen uno WisIenurunb. gb.r
fir ben aanbe unb DaIobspobnsr BAT
bic 9aumipelt cine bDhers gebertl'na,
aIs Der Stdtier ibr melt beiI.at; iit
man nitt aufaepadien nit i5r. 10
bat man iid nit ibr einaelebi in eir
8srbdltnib Der 3ufamTeHgsb5ri" felt.
has su elmer grt BON SdmilisHaefiibl
ipnoen iunu. 9riht b!sr 3srit6rung
elm, 70 III n,ben bsm Shab'n p:r
@erluii bem 9ebsnosn rnerieblib. DIR
Wenih Sfpar baut oui Rem oerb er'en
Srunbs iein. @dnbs Inc Ieiu 3ab
i4neu tpisb.r auf; Iarsfam.r abr.
obgIeid unsrfhDpfIid i'm Serpors
brinoen, ifafft bic Ratur. @as BEN
lsb.nsen Gef6lett in ibr psrtorer
ains. ii.bt pft bic annette. 10 be brittle
Generation srit ipisbsr trfeBi. - 81.
Sberforitsrin mar nidt Gugiilih. nbsr
in srnfter Stimmuna, tenn fie ems
pfanb. tpis ie6r ibr Satie. me isbr
aid pobI bic Radharn tei nsm a.r
msIbeien llnaliid dilberIid unn inner
LID betbeiIiat narsn.
(JortiebuHs fOIst.)
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terete In siusm sirsifen aaub In
Section 16 in Columbia 1otpnftip,
@rnnbeiaentlnns snpcthstsn.
Gineinaati, %. 9es.


| Ginrinnati, %. De5.
Neue Sppotbetem
2ouis WoIpa an Bernard g. Jal,
Ion. $1,000.
@irsinia u. Sadion an gsetp Or
pban 2iplum for GOIorsb GbiIoren
$1,000.
Sobn .. Charlton on gropiosni
2pan SO. $1,000.
Catherine Seonarb all bidsIbs
$1700.
ORA Ulifstta an bieislbe. $4,000.
Nnna 2raemer an bieielbs. $500
Jrans Wuerfh an bisislbe. $1,000
Safe Steinbsrs an 6inblap MartsI
Ro. 2 6. unb y. SO. $4,000.
Charlotte u. iyrantlin an .Soms.
iteab 9. unb 9. SO. $500.
Caroline Bloom all 9linnis aaubt
$500.
Catherine Cullen an q. 9sinsn
$3.50.
William glad an Soutbsrn Cbir
g. uno 2. 60. $1,000.
eugene Sdniiot an Minton plaes
9. unb 8. 60. $4,000.
SOipbine Stcsner an GolIsse Sil
progrefips .. unb 8. SO. $500.
llri 8. Stcper an Roripoob SaIf
&c Door Wfng. 60. $500.
SuIia 6. Sobnion an Walnut SilIs
9. lnb 6. So. $2500.
!SeIen 6. Wonee an eagle G. uno
8. u. $3.50.
Samss GaDanausb an aodIanb 9.
uno 9. 2(. SO. 5000.
Plus 3imner an Columbia .. unS
6. u. SO. $3.50.
!SsI.n 6. MOnee an GaRusI ..
Cooper. S63S.
Gbarles u. !Ssil,er an g. Dell.
$500.
getilste Sppotbeien,
Jrant UluIIer an 9itIe o. uub 3.
60. $500.
2homas 8. 2ais an WliltOn Saps
Ter. $4,000.
Rsubsn g. 9oiIsau an MabiiOn 9.
U. 30. 2. S625.
Wiaiam 4. Sdssborn on Carthage
9. unb 8. ". $500.
aOuis Gaifsnborf an Si. 9ernarb
6. unb g. u. 60. $3.50.
SOiepbine Sarris an Gpaufton
9anf. $400.
SOitPb aaif.r an SObn qOfDsG.
Glisubetb srsifaa an erHii gufd.
$3.50.
Sri Z. DOOIan an Samu.l ..
Cooper. 1924.
Gdaengolo Rsdltb 60. on 8uiineB
Wlens 3. u. unb g. 60. $1,000.
s5annie groiDp an Gitisens 3. ".
gap. 2. $4,000.
SpablD Rpan an bieieIbe. Sl75o.
Ssnrp Q. Sduerpein on gnparo
u. MeGartbp. 500
Gri Z. DoOlan an Big Sour 3.
unb G. 60. $4500.
emma n. Gamp an Souibsrn Sbio
6. unb z. 60. $500.
geOrs. Susb.s an RabifOn q. u.
Ro. 2. $1,000.
Wm. J. Robinion an Dreu ID.
Wibmsper. $3.50.
Wm. u. Wbiisbeab an Rornoob
Smpropeb 3. unb 9. Go. $2400.
Wlar SusIoip an Glen T. grOwu.
$700.
Warp @. Sparis an RiDsriibe Q.
u .unb g. 60. S2500.
aaura syibipater on Wobiion 3. u.
80. 2. $2625.
sbomas o. @obbis on bi.ielbe.
$1,000
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upttIltU uNp ytlu}3SUI8 uuI Hupuu
nnb Seres su 6urften 1ulaarieus 81
persihtsn; in Der Fbai, mir ipurben
aufscforbsri, unIere reidften proOirs
sen berausSueebsn, bic NIT sriediinem
8lut srobert iporben iparen.
ngsir ioateH infer gllt pergiefeli
bei hem g,eriuh Die SarodneIlen slt
icrciren, es fpiiroe iuls aber perbotet
not acnitartinopel III rnaridiren.
I'M Sale Die slllrrter erfcigrci6 iein
lpiirbeIr es mar ms tbnti1d)lih aus.
brildlid ncrbotell iporoeii. i'm Sale
ocs erfolges Der aiGiirten ndber dis
90 gleiIcn alt aouitnntinopeI beran.
sutonrnen.
Der prsmier iaste lptiter. bnB
0risdenIanb 10 nett ais m6slid
in isinsr 5reunofduft fiir Die aliir'
ten aesdnssn isi aIs ss ibnen ssitats
isi. 9ruppen IN SoIoniii 5u lanbsii,
bab es absr baiiir 70 fstmadpOIl be-
banbslt iuorben isi, bnb niht pieI bas
ran fsblte, es gu Jinbielisteitsn ssssn
bic Gnteniemddie binsureiben.
Gum S6luB iasts er: Wie bic aas
&c ieBt 1T. i6eint es seipiB, SaB
eiriehenlonb BON einem fnr4tbareIi
arisa periuiiiiei ipirb unb bies nur
ipegsn Der SipIOmdiiid.u unb Der
militdriideu 5sblsr Der Gnieuis'
m11ie..
gsranberunsen i'm aoms
manbo Der britifden
ruppe in
drdntret4.
2onoon. %, 9e5. 9lm Miiis
mod puroe offi3ieu anssiiinoist, baB
Der General Sir Charles Wonro oil
Steae bes Generals Sir Douglas
oais, Der gum Obsrtommanbeur Der
britii4sn Sruppeu In Glanbsrn uno
Jrantrsia ernannt ipurbe. gum Ronls
llianoeur bss erftsn britii9en Mrmsss
torps erndnnt iporbeu fsi.
9as ibritifae parIamsnt
beDilIist cine peitsre
million Retruten.
2onbon, %. De5.--Dus Inter
baus nabm am Wliitnod bic @orlass
an, oer3ufolse Die 9autr bes jsBissn
RarIamenis I'm a9t Monats psrldns
gert ipirb, tpie aud bic WorIage, bsrs
5ufoIss bsm Carl aitdsner cine p,i.
isre WifIiOn Re,ruieu sur @srfiisuus
geittui tperben iolIen.
$. s. Tenant, Der lIntsrisiretdr bss
arisssamis, iagte i'm Derlauf Der De-
bate iibsr bic MiIitdrporlage, bab I'M,
ter ben moberHen Rri,gsberbdItniffsn
ss n0tbis fei, fir ieben i'm s}eIbs iies
benoen SoIoaien 1.S Wann in Rsferpe
su haben. Dieis stbiddbuns baiirs ouf
einem bur4fdniiiIidsn monatlidtn
grIuit DON Is prO5eut Der Wanns
ihaftsn. 9emHad ieisn fir bic i'm
Jelbe it,benhe Nrmee DON 1,250 600
Wann 100000 Wann Referpen n0s
itig. um ben arieg Elm Sabr lang nit
Der iesigsu sruppensahI fOrifiihren gu
t0Hnen.
adbner 9ufarenfretd.
Berlin, %. 0e5. - aluf brabis
Ioiem Mese na9 SapDiIe, u. q. -
Die ueb.riss Ha9ridtens@gsntur be-
ridiei pie folst iiber sinen tiibnen
Strsid, ben Elm junssr 0iterreidiide:
5uiaren.Rittm.iiter In Wsrbjnbuns
nit Der ginnabme Der Gtabt pltpIji,
in Wonienesro. alisssfiibrt bat:
Der RittmsiIter seIanste, obhe ies
ben 9ealeiter bur1 bic ainien Der
Montenesriner, besab iih mad pleplie
unb iiberraf4te bort ben 1iirsermeiiter
,lnb feline gemeinberdtbs ndbrenb Iie
in gsraibuns iparsn. Or ptrlansts
bic llebnsab. Der Stdbt, befiimmte bic
Siunbs. In Der olIe Waffen dbstltefert
tperbsn miibien unb iebrte, 5ipsi Geif
fsln mitnsbmsn0, fpohlbsbdltsn Su ieif
rem Regiment 3uriid.
.qlm ndtten Sag sossn bic 0itsrs
-
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ysep gcrL %. Des, alnsel.:
.gldtria", BON Reapel.
Qlbs.i.:: .ROOrbom', Rptterbam pid
5almouth.
goImoutb. albg.f.: .Rpubam'.
nad Refp gcrf.
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6 Si.b.

Sdnser: .Msine Sodter bat mein.
Gimme seerbt."
Director: .Darum babe i6 mid
INNER sspunbsrt, po bic 55riss gs'
hlieben It'll"
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5ipofito 9iiIa In Son
qnfpnio perbaftet.

Gan antonia. 1sy., 20. Ds5.
Sipclito Willo, Der grubsr bes genes
raIs Dranriseo 0iIla, ipurbs am
glbnb Don sinem 3us bet Gomtbsrn
patifie gabn berabgsboli uub BON ben
9unDssteb0rben sinssiptrrt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-29
BIG NORWEGIAN
LINE WILL SEND
STEAMERS HERE

Seattle's eyorgrowing oversee
business has drawn another steam.
ship line into the local field To-
day comes announcement that one
OF the biggest Norwegian steamship
lines doing business will make Sc.
attic and other Puget Sound towns
pcrts OF call
The new service will be main.
tanned by the Olsen feet OF motor
ships and will ply here from Nor.
wegian ports.
Fred Olsen. one OF the biz ship
owners IN Norway. has placed a
contract for four Diesel motor ships
In commission. II Ii assumed that
The boats will use the Panama
canal.
The sailings. 10 In said, Will start
In February with vessels already
In commission. assumed that
the traffic will be principally In
merchandise. although the new
motorships will be equipped with u
limited amount Of passenger accom-
modations.
The only European company at
present operating the latest type
OF motorships To Seattle In the
Danish East Ariatic line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-29
ELSE w HE r z

Former Atlanta pastor testIfles
he was paid 5000 for signing false
affidavit for use In defense OF Leo
NJ. Frank.
Friek Coke Co. orders 1000
Pennsylvania coke ovens. idle for
last year. to be fired Immediately.
Rev. Herman Page eonseerated
bishop OF Spokane I'm st. Pauls Re
formed Episcopal church. Chicago.
German manufacturers cay they
will fiji American orders this year
as usual.
skaelt county commissioners
order $4,000 steel drawbridge 10
shorten distance between La Con
ner and Anacortes. from i6 to IL
miles.
! President Wilson signs bill CON-
bining revenue cutter and life saw
ing services into coast guard.
Mahogany and nickel barge built
for use OF president shows speed
OF 1893 knots on trial trip.
/ Sixteen OF vaneouver's ~ sa-
looms close pending supreme court
decision az TO whether local option
law In effective this year.
Council OF Women's State Club
federation meets at Olympia to
visit legislature and 10 arrange for
spring meeting In Spokane.
Jury at Port Orchard finds John
Goew Lung guilty Of granddaughter
In killing All Lee In Bremerton
laundry
Sen. Miles Poindester obtains use
OF abandoned Fort Walla Walla
barracks for Sisters OF ST. Mary.
whose hospital burned Wednesday,
Men Of British light cruiser and
mosquito fleet who sank German
s. s. Bluecher. say German sailors
went down shouting chorus Of
( "Hochal'
Naheotta suffers $4,000 loss by
fire In business section.
i Roosevelt, N. j., chemical plant
strikers vote 70 reject offer OF
$3.50 wages for 10-hour day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-29
REGISTER!
Friday and SATURDAY.

Friday and Saturday.
Register IN your home precincts
on these DAYS. The registration
books have been removed from the
Prefontalno building To the 2Si
precincts In the city. 30 that resi-.
dents, In outlying sections, particu.
larry, can register near home In.
stead OF making the trip down.
town.
The books will be In the pre-.
cincts only these two days. ON
Monday they will be returned TO
the Prefontaine building. Rcgis.
tration closes for the city election
on February 3, To obtain the OK.
act location OF the registration
place In your precincts. call up
Main $500 and ask foe the regis.
uatlon office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-29
HERE

Lutheran church clergyman urge
president and congress to prevent
shipment OF coutrahand from U. s.
Prof. G. 6yree lectures ct Fine
Arts society Friday night
Alaska cable rates reduced.
Y. A. Watson will address Bell
Telephone society Friday night
State and government fish es.
hibits will be sent to exposition
next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-29
WILL GIVE SACRED CONCERT

The Temple choir OF the Temple
Baptist church. Third and Cedar
SITS. under the direction Of Fred.
crick q. Hit and assisted by Mrs.
Forrest Smith, violinist. and a spe.
clal choir OF young girls Of the
church. will give a sacred concert
Sunday at 1880 y. IN. Admission
ls free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-29
HERtSS<AhDIA fLSfWhfRE

Burglars get $500 necklace from
home Of W. J. Elliott. 55oT Alaska
st.
Funeral Of A. J. Marion. we'll
known salesman. held Friday
Norcies Choral club organized.
Motorcycle Cop J. A. Thomas.
scheduled to appear before trial
board Friday. resigns.
Pacific fleet Will purchase sup.
plies here during lts visit next sum.
mcr.
Scandinavian American bank d..
rectors elect officers.
Commercial Club Will ask iegis-
lature to consolidate Seattle and
King county governments.
Entire board Of directors Of Bank
for Savings reelected
Otto X. Strixek buys kissap
County bank.
z. J. MeNeeIsy sells residences as
2is Goth n. for $4,000.
James Deem fed X. o. drops, then
robbed OF fs5.
Steamer Alameda arrives from
North with $4,000 hallbnt cargo.
Serbs will get $500 a. result OF
local benefit entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-29
mclNNes WILL SPEAK

King County Democratic club
meets In the Good Eats cafeteria
Saturday noon Donald McInnes
will give an address on In oppo-
sition to the Municipal MIX Plant
Proposed by y. r. Shields" Mrs.
NJ. II. Harker will also speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-29

One OF the youngest Of the Eng
lish admlrals now in action Is Rear
Admiral David Beatty. who Ia now
~ years old. but a naval veteran
Of 81 years service. Beatty was
the hero OF Sundays naval battle
In the North sea.
Americans are especially inter.
ested in Rear Admiral Beatty. as
his wife In an American. the for.
mer Miss Ethel Field. daughter OF
the late Marshall Field. the Chi.
cago merchant.
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THE BATTLE OF SEATTLE"

Chapter A, r. y. O.. meets Mon.
day at the home OF Mrs. w. n.
White. 1905 18th ave. 4. Thomas
Prosch will speak on THE Battle
Of Seattle"
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A KNocK-DowN BLOW

friend Of mine, an old missionary
4, China, gave a Bible to culuvated
chinese gentleman--a Confucianist--
.sling him TO read Il and then to tel
i'm what he thought about II. After
n few months he returned TO the mis-
s,onary and said. 81 have read this
book with great interest-it is great
book, ard am inclined to try these
teachings; but" he added, according
10 this book you are not christian
The old missionary, startled at this
sweeping assertion. replied. what %
you meanf
The Confucianist answered., Il read
that a Christian Is q man who Is not
Handicapped by anxiety and worry,
and Is usually u happy man. He "
one who knows thar his God, who
cares fo- the falling OF the smallest
bird, will surely care for him. This
book commands him to cast his care
upon God. and II assures him that ne
will receive the Gift Of peace. read
that Jesus said to his disciples that -
gave them his Joy. and he Furthermore
raid, Let not your heart be troubled.
| find that a Christian Is an unworri'
man. but you are the most worried
man I know. You impress me as haN
In a thousand cares. You are anxiou
about details concerning which, as
these Gospels teach. you should trust
God. You are not an unworried maj
You are not Christian. The
Christian Herald.
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few strokes OF hammer, then they will
not hold water and take up very little
room In the can or barrel.
A fiber brush used on the rubbing
board to scrub very soiled places, will
save the hands as well as the clothingi
the brush enters into the weave OF the
cloth and soon the soil disappears.
When grating horseradish or peel.
ing onions wear a pair Of auto goggles.
the eyes will be saved much discom-
fort.
Boil up your old tin and iron uten.
sils in lye water once In a while and
see how smooth and clean they will
be. Then with a good securing they
will look bright again.
The emergency shelf has been spo-
ken OF 80 often that II seems as II ev-
erybody must know It's value by this
time. Have few canned soups. some
vegetables, like corn, beans and peas,
nuts, figs and good crackers as well
as a bottle OF olives. some cans OF sal
mon. only 10 be used in case OF sudden
unplanned-for company. II will be a
source OF great comfort TO be thus
fortified.
Let celery lie In cold water some
time before using. to crisp II.
Bacon ends may be purchased at q
much lower rate than the sliced bacon
and one will find II a great saving tC
invest in them occasionally.
Boiled celery served In rich white
sauce makes a most tasty dish Il
serve with meats or as a luncheon
/ dish.
II one has cream a spoonful or tive
will often after whipping make a mos
common dish attractive.
A tablespoonful OF baking powde
added to the meringue will keep I
from falling when taken from tn
oven.
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Case Aqainst Votes for Women

CONTINUED from Page Two.l
frage States have asserted repeat
edly that the vote would be repeal
I'd IL again submitted with the wom-
en- voting. These are very signi-
ilcant and emphatic statements, con-
sidering how hard il is TO get any
sort Of radical legislation repealed.
Besides, seven of the suffrage states
have adopted it since 1910 in re-
gions where the political problems
will not become acute enough for
years 10 allow them TO feel the
full effects Of feminism in Govern
ment.
Much more can be said in regard
TO the effect Of political life on the
women themselves, and here Is
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Questions Answered

BEREA FRIEND STUDENTS. Berea College with
making institution requires GER
dollars each for the ben
highest advantages at lowest cost and rars
ing possible for students TO and in
OUR SCHOOL FAMILY with careful regulations to
reputation the Our students
any may provides doctor and without
extra charge.
All except parents live College buildings and
work boarding hail. farm and shops receiving valuable
training getting according the value of their labor Except
before coming employ
PERSONAL clothing laundry postage books etc.
vary different people, Berea plain clothing Our climate
students attend classes regardless Of the weather
undeog umbrellas and overhoes
COOPERATIVE STORE furnishes books toilet articles work
uniforms umbrellas and other articles at cost
really below cost The College asks
buildings which students live charging only enough
for cleaning repairs fuel lights and washing Of
bedding table board without coffee extras Si5
week. the fall and ST. in winter for furnished with fuel
tights washing of bedding 40 60 cents for each
SCHOOL First DOLLAR DEPOSIT" guarantee
library books This is paid but and
S returned when the student departs.
Second INCIDENTAL FEE" to help expenses for care q"
buildings hospital library (Sudents nothing for tu
ion teachersal instruction is free g The
students Academy and Nor
5000 and 800 in Collegiate
IN ADVANCE, incidental fee and ren
the board by the half term Instalments foows
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I1ekPfGHEN


oh. homel our comforter and friend
when others fall away. 10 part with
whom, az any step between the cradle
and the grave, Ia always sorrowful
Although a skillfui fiatterer is a most
delightful companion II you can keep
him all 10 yourself his taste becomes
very doubtful when he takes 20 COM
pllmenting other people. -Dickens.