davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-05

itants Of Floyd county remember that
Jerry was a grown-up man when they
were in their kilties.
Jerry, the father of A children, dis
tinctly remembers the war Of 1912,
and many of the Indian wars. He is
now a widower, but has been married
three times. He is well and hearty,
but uses a cane when walking.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-05

wrote; everyone thronged round and
made much OF me-"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-05
Great "Ciy Beautiful Movement in Birmingham

BIRMINGHAM ATh city conducting remarkable "cty beautiful"
carried on by the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
Get BUSY; SIGN
PETITION FOR
REFERENDUM

Referendum petitions may bs
found a. the following places
Ssbor Temple. 81 cigar stand. TSp>-
graphical office ana EsnsrBI Sffirs Nsit-
sr.' bs.ssaawtss.. ~ pis~ st .. y na'ior.
1870 Iffst az Ifshn Dixie. ztth and
Marksi Ballard -hsrsfs book store.
Ihird snd fhsrry ~ Iarrabs~'s Ibss.
mary Iastlaks and y. Iynn. Gi~b- T'rsr.
ags first ave. chicago BsluE aud Prss.-
log 60. tttb = y and f5th - fsrii..
grse~ry. corner Isth = y sud 18th 81
bak efy ffsf 81 and ~tEth ave-. y ~
cigar store f4siSna station barber sbop.
sfuna station Sr~~n LAKE Drug Co..
5gbd ard " ssdiawB ave. A. q. MiiiHr. fot
seventh ave- . ". foyns. s4Io ir~uaont
az. Hass TharuaSf. Hfls Third sFst
Iafehs Furniture 90. ZOZs FIRST sses
Ho.. aarehs. $3.50 THIRD svs. " Bfent
A Hawkins. " fRBd snd -tsth ave sui
ivan firo@. 1904 Ilrst ave- haabsftss
inBeh Counter. Third ave. and PHI. 81
r~noat Pool Room. Fremont vs. { r.
4. aIs5 Aresds building Barbess' hess-
quarters. Arcade building Varsity esfs.
ian = D. sud ttfh ~ O'Mzliet'. Grs-
essy 60. 4Sih 81. snd 10Th ave y III
= Dgushsfts. 1850 goth at... . ..
o.rn~g. BIS stewart .ts Z. .. HAneoes,
1901 Ifnb ass office Nertb md Nevs,
Iith ave y D. and sRnd ~ 4 q Wilson.
real estate office. Hrnt"n WISH. Grant
Bat~- city ei~rk. eiir bail. H~ptsn. " Hsh.
barber shop. 500 .. asth ~. ~. g. Debsis.
iIa PIKE ~. . D.. Hopkins 20. gsof
rhinnsy ave and s5tt Greenwood ave
Iawr~nee GrsbaH. fZnd at and isth ave.
81 referendum hs.dguaftsrs, ga Kali-
wsy EGehanss building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
MONSTER ROSE
SHOW TO OCCUPY
TWO BIC TENTS

Saturday and sunday. June ~
and l3. have been fixed M the dates
Of this years monster rose show TO
be given al woodland park by the
Green Lake Rose society
The committees OF the Rose so
clety have received strong support
from the Green Lake business
Meme aspoclation Both bodies are
now working 10 make tho show the
biggost thing Of It's Kind ever held
here
The financial backing necessary
10 carry out the arrangements has
already been practically obtained
thru canvass OF the North End
distric.
so great n the demand for space
that It has been found necessary 30
obtain three times the space used
last year
There will be- Two immense tents.
They viii be- pitched on the large
lawn at Woodland park convenient
20 the phinncy ave entrance.
4 band stand viii be put IN 20
nition for the Green Lake band.
which viii provide music during
the progress 81 the exhibition.
Altogether ~ prizes Will be Civ
en- FOR - separate classes Or er'
hlbiia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
AWARD PRIZES FOR
BEST GARDENING

Geo. Bartell. Alvin Heinrich. and
n. G.. Beacon acted as judges for
Cascade Parent. Teacher associa.
ton In awarding the prizes for the
three best garden plots in the school
garden. conducted by the sSsocia-
tion at Thomas and Howard ave.
Rooms 81. "a and II were the win
ners
The Parent Teacher association
entertained the Better Baby. Enter
tainment and Garden committees
with ice cream and cake in appre-
citation OF their efficient co-opera-
ton.
The John n. Allen p. T. A. elect.
ed the following officers for the
coming year at their last meeting:
President. Mrs. r. +. Vsndebery:
vice president. Mrs. G. Corms: sec
Rotary. Mrs. r. c. Miller; treasur-
er. Mrs. Otto Goldsmith.
The next meeting OF the associs-
ton will be held June 3 at 2:30 in
the school building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
S. E. TO RESTORE
OLD SERVICE

There viii be no more shuttle
service on the WallinFford line.
beginning Saturday. the Wnlling
ford ears viii run right thru after
6 20 M. aH well az before
The Seattle Electric 60. agreed
10 restore the old service. follow
ing conference With Councilman
Heaketh. city Car Inspector Nc
Cloy, aud Traffic Supt Richardson
~ the company.
For the past three months, the
company had discontinued the
Waillngford cars downtow com
pelilng residents 81 the Walling
ford district 90 use the Meridian
line and 20 transfer 70 stubliue
service after 8 30 y. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
samuel " Chase. Seattle. and Mabel
A. brewster. Seattle.
Edward J Aahers 20. Tacoma and
Ros. =. Roth. 20. Tacoma
i.l~w ellfn A. Lewis. IS. Seattle. and
Harriet pobson "a Seattle
William Albright 81 Seattle. and
Minnie Ruth Downing. ~. Seattle
Jack kochevar. - Isssauah. and Mr..
Villa Brown. 20, FAN City.
Births
Mrs, and Mr. J A, Major. 20 W. Roy
st daughter
Mrs and Mr. J. ". Fryer. zoos r
Marion st. daughter
Mrs and Mr. y Z. Christensen. uaO
2ist ave. 5 W. son
Mrs and Mr. a. r. Daniels, 1877 W
stth st. daughter
Mrs, and Mr. a. y Ro,hse. 7ots itth
ave y W. son
Mrs and Mr.. J. G. Hansen. ssas .sth
ave W daughter
Mrs and Mr.. j. Nehsnfuhr. As W
7sth at SON
Mrs. and Mr. n. r watt. sci Yeslcr
way. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. J. HRkkanen. l6T 18th
ave. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. George Newton. 1894 sist
ave y W. son.
Mrs and Mr.. Carl Olson. 6soa ssth
ave ~ w son.
Deaths
Esther NJ CraNens 20, tss 10Th ave
s. y, MAY e.
Peter STINT Is, s5ii Fourth ave. Ma,
is
Phillip Brand. 90. county Nockade
May ~.
George Taylor. q, city hospital. Ma,
"a
FRANK Montgomery. so. King count,
hospital May ~
William T. Foreman. So. King count,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
TO PROBE ARREST
OF u. S. WOMEN

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2S.-The
attention % the American state de
par,ment will be called 10 the pre-
dicament OF Mrs. Harriet Boyce and
her daughter. Marguerite. San Fran.
cisco women. arrested al Llndau.
Bavaria. and sentenced 10 three
weeks imprisonment for alleged in.
suit 20 German officers. as first told
by the United Press IN a dispatch
from Carl W. Alderman. is staff
correspondent
Senator James u. Phelan indIcat-
ed he would ask the state depart.
ment 10 investigate the arrest.
Mrs. Boyce IN the wife OF John J.
Boyce. former state senator, and
L. S. district attorney OF the First
district OF Alaska under President
Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
Won BERNST0RFF
URGES EARLY REPLY

BERLIN. May 2s-A message
from Ambassador Won Bernstorff.
urging an early reply 20 President
wilson's note Of protest was re
eeiyed at the foreign office today
The tension IN America has
been increased by the explosion
which damaged the Nebraskhn,
the ambassador stated.
The Nebraskan incident r. stu
an unexplained mystery here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
LEAVES HUSBAND;
THEN ENDS LIFE

los ANGELES. May 2s--coro-
ner HariWcll has signed oeriifi'
cate 81 suicide In the case OF Mrs.
Adele Falrchlld Of San Francisco
who poisoned herself In the Hotel
Alexandria last night The body
win be- sent 90 San Francisco. 20 her
husband. Leon n Fairchlld
Last January Fairchlid filed suit
against " T.. shaw OF Los Angeles
demanding $4,000 damages for
criminal conversation"
Fairohiid said. In an Interview NJ
that time. that Shaw had come be
tween hl mand his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

stall H. he fine Eranulnicd sugar.
soc stalls ~ IS. fresh pasteurized milk.
sc a.. g. pl Stalls . and q English
wsinuts. roo 10 stalls $50. cucumtets
Tor ioc EooH"berfioa. 3 ne toe stall
sacdioss gFhpefrutt Tor stc Stall
1890 fresh dressed chickens. iac 49,
Stall 81. best fresh churned butter. 2ft
10. stall 90. peanut butter. loo 10
aauorltaut ac o. large sour pickles. ioe
a. STAN e.. boiling beef &C. 10 sc 10
pot roast So to Zoe h.. veal sc to o. 80
lb. stall o.. large cans peaches and auri.
cots. Zoe. lbs best butter. Eic- stall
as fresh eggs. zoe doE stall o.. trimmed
hats. boc to 800. stall % shoes TO-.
sol.d. 8uc co. Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
TO SHOW "NYGIFTE"

DE Nygif,e" Newly Married.. a
comedy IN two acts by Blarnson.
Siil be given at the new Norway
hail. Saturday evening. by students
o. the scandinavian department OF
the University OF Washington. Prof
T. J Vickncr has directed the pro
duoslon a short musical program.
also by University students. will pre-
cede the play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
GERMAN HOTEL IN
MILAN IS M0BBED

MILAN. May 2s.-The first seri-
GUS outbreak against Germans oc-
CURED here today with the storm
ing and ransacking OF the Metropole
hotel by Italian mobs.
The Metropole. under German
management. was attacked last
night Rumors had been circulated
that signals we're being flashed
from the roof OF the hotel to the
Austrians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

Pot foast lc ih roast veal. ilr lh
react pork. i1iac ib shoulder hams. t1c
10 patent flour. 81 90 sack best Yakima
POTATOES. is.1s sack baking coda. o..
head rice. ihs gle. condensed muk Sc
LARGE can. rolled oats 10 Iar. fansF
peaches cans atr. flour alc fpr &C. 10.
sack bost cabbage. e. DO green peas.
&C. it.. best cFss. 3 dpa tsc. asparagus
It's 2tc. grapefruit. Tor zoe. Young
onions. p hunrhrH tr. young carrots 3
punches &C.. hest lemons. itr dos cher
ries. Toe DO. cucumtcru. p each. rad.
ishes huurhra be-. squads zoe each
ruuiiflowrr. zoe head bananas. gee dnr
cookies q doa Csc. sweet cherries. ac 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
BERLIN ExULTS At
NEWS OF VICTORY

BERLIN. May 2s.-All Berlin was
jubilani today as result Of the
sinking OF the British warships Tri.
umph and Majestic IN the Dardan'
Giles.
II was Hemi-officially stated that
German submarines which destroy
ed the ships Travelled 100 miles 70
accomplish the feat and returned
safely without revealing their base.
The Majestic was hit IN the stern
and sank rapidly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
COURT ORDERS
SHEA ACQUITTED

Because OF insufficient evidence.
Judge Ronald Friday morning di-
rected the jury 10 return a verdict
OF Not Guilty" in favor Of John
Shea. the cigar man. accused OF re-
ceiving earnings OF fallen women.
Shea was charged Jointly with
Paul Schuman. former policeman.
who was convicted and sentenced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

stalls at-3e. ihs sugar. 400. h.st
milk. 81 10 case. 'hs. white beans. zoe.
olive oil. zoe. 46c E5c aud flsb staU
se. homeless shoulders tgBc H. pork
and Na.,l roaats i2tsc 10 pork npd lamb
steaks 1850 Co., Stall 1913 dor cook.
Ice. i5c. 3-lAycf cakes gac doS. stau o.
choice steer pot roast. o. 10 tlr 10 veal
rnastH. 700 NO. picked spare ribs Sc "a
stall 8. sharp New York cheese. lbs
bsc. sage cheese. lbs Bloc stalls i2-2t.
spicod homeless herring. gbc each. potato
salad. Zoe pt stalls at-ag. shad roo. zoe
10 stall ~. peas. he 25c. beans. O.
lbs gsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
FINE TO BE JUROR

some mysterious person. thought
10 be come pleased defendant who
got verde; OF acquital. sent huge
box to the courthouse this morning.
addressed 10 The King County
Jury
Opened. II revealed 20 great pink
rosebuds. one OF which now adorns
the coat lapel Of each Juror, male
and female.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
RACING PIGEONS

RACING PIGEONS
From lofts OF J. Il. lukens, 1901
2Sth ave. Get In the game. Good.
clean sport. Fine club. with -
members. 20 races are held In
1915.
Buy birds that win In races and
show pens
In 1913 won LIST Y. r race. 10 COM
peting, King County Fair LIST.
In 1914 won list ont Of races.
Best display won on points in win
ter show.
In 1918 won 100 miles LIST. lofts
competing. In ESQ miles. End and
srd In 500 miles. end and srd
Winning bird In S0O-mile race was
sold by me as youngster.
Youngsters for sale. old birds for
sale Timers for sale.
PHONE EAST 6io7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

stalls tOG-iit. choice patent flour
81 a. sack delivered with other e. bal
order. pure cHno auRHt lbs 6ic funty
head rice 4 lhH 2br. hir cans milk
3ac. nr lbs sugar. zoe. With 10 tea
or coffee. stall o. hrEc strong gera.
MUM plants Toe each. stalls b. o. o. g.
pot roasts zoe TO-. round steak lcc DO
lamb shoulder Toe 10 outlets iir no
stalls 1896. 100 rcarllne. bc. 100 salt
hr. ginger snaps, 100 No., patent shopping
BAGS. zoe. Wnluuta. zoe H. stan ~
large. suited sweet pickioH Deg. on fut
isc, dills. ac do1 mixed sweet pickles
loo Htau 4 smoked liver sausage. 40,
lh potato salad. Toe ~, ham loaf 80,
Id.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
PERSONALS


YOUNG MAN ~ sntne msans and hnla
lue En.h position boo thia titf "iaheH
go correspond WITH au honorable eau.
Gated lady that has tnne ledge ~
huuaeanrh between emo aers ~ Fl and
20 Neafu prefer oUr uhH Ut.s ga her
uvn home and has suod fvromncHfs
fiua sa ta character Some hW those
meaning business need ausSsr q IS.
star
HATH lies tn mafriod ufs Ars yea
tsurtFf Join seattle Reliable Friend
shIp cnh Ladies' Tree Ada . Evaas
sit futon Ant n
WIDOW 40 euh considerable prarers
to seattle Wishes Eco meet fsnHed EEL.
spHusthIr Ernt'. .ntU. object matrtmaHt
500 aeurru lriter, ulte phone uum
ter lt po'siti, Nadrrs' 90 o. stu
ANNA MARKS "',e. ,. .., (.
vooe Apt 20
ri MMAUE tNtE Ladies' 40 Hotisv n
ftoly trinity luthefao church ct
Wrstabe Market Wrstuhe ave. n~ar
ZINE sock tssiuuins Ma} %
|iuUEar rlurEs raia far diamonds
paan tickets bought Eluott ttEe.
room $50
JOBS ~ frl,ndship and matrimonial
tIuh beet iu state Women fror katv
Mcleod ah1a Colby ave s. Everett
Waah
Will The lady Tho rut 90 in star to.tf1
please write WbIu ans Seneca
49,
AEW TRICKS MI rttziEs tsr WE.
ceNed rrirk s. rursis cu iitt Ftrst
NA22 NAF3
rtNiN and fanyy s~ei nx for children.
rbene kep~ooi ips'
kANANAruiis 81 90 ltArs ICES u, -
Hiss JEWELL MANlcumNu llita
rhifd office 70
ltSynn nYr wonks i,os u, u, y 90. J. !.
ga BUSINESS PERSONALS
WOMEN teach hish class trade
uhteh viii enable ant energetic asmau
tn mahe 500 month ar more a.
home ruitiun. Including patent ma.
frftals $50 90 uU paf 500 Co lns
vestFats Address Mfe % D. NcHhie.
ifsf nlrt-r o. Everett Wash
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
HsnFht; also old gold. bet~esn and {
tsat firsf atr. book siatr
HEuisrEnEp MIDWIFE Mrs wiusis
s~a. 1oit ifth s. 81 rhaHe ballard
tssT
ErHEL NATURALIZATION -.fen neslils
s'eeirniaEisi rsrrft absolute guarantee
Co ~terF ease uestst tls Enci MaE
Main tetf
Music rrHLisiiEp ANp t'ort Iii.
tsed Erhl Masie run Coz Peoples
l--.. - .. al. I'd. .. 81. ID. "a. d. - %. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
STEAMER HITS ROCK

MARsHr1ELD. ore. May 2s.-
The S. $. Adeline Smith struck an
uncharted rock al n m. and f.
returning TO San Francisco for re
pairs. according 20 a wireless to-
day from Capt. - ". Olson TO the
c. A Smith Lumber Co.
The extent OF tho damage was
not mentioned by Capt Olson. The
wireless did no, give the position
81 the steamer al the time OF the
accident. but II was believed 10
have been off Port Orchard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
ENGLISH CAPTURE
MORE POSITIONS

CoNSTANTINoPLE. May Is
In night attacks delivered against
the British. the Turks captured two
English positions near Kurna and
Mesopotamia. II was officially an
nounced today. Counter attacks at.
tempted by the British we're repuls.
ad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
PUBLIC MARKETS


stalls ta ffesh dressed hens Ate
IT,. spare rlhs. zoe 90 pot rossi. iic &c.
stall Do. haIhut Zoe .tf. salmon sec
ih fresh smeit. ihr ftc stall o.. mes
putsfPes ne ssss choice cauiifiewcr
isc ana gee each. asparagus hunrbes
stc. stall BE-. cherries itc Do erare
ffuf fnr Csc, pineapple. Tie atr
stall o.. toe leates bread. ttc. 90 do,
cookies. sec stalls ia.lf seda crackers.
sc ih csc SACK pastry flour. atc. 8 4Gr
faua pineapple. csc. regular toc hru4n1s
taf. dried u'arhea. Q ihs CSC. dried nas
ne .tc. on salad dressing TOO stall
o.. Washington creamery butter. .sc lb
ufaKnn Ianrh rEaa. 900 duE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

Thru error given out in the
report by the police. an item
appeared in The Star Wednes-
day that n car had been stolen
from the Metropolitan garage.
The garage that should have
been named is the Fourth ave.
garage. CTS Fourth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
SHOT TIP OFF EAR7

a jury in Judge Tailman's court
retired al II O'Clock Friday. TO de-
termine whether or not Thos. Rails.
blacksmith. is guilty OF having
shot the tip off his wiie's ear on
March I.
Rats Is charged with first degree
assault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

Riot at Denver follows disqualI.
fying OF Jimmy Fox of San Fran.
cisco In first round OF fight with
Harry Bramer last night for foul
ing Police drive crowd out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
atHT TRACT tttIsr

Faf saIr gricr $3.50. irrrua IS
sssh. go nhufhiY hauae rttea-
su hnase barn spot ant uuh
pamr land partif Firarel ffafl
tre~s sfraa trrft-s t7aaat~ rfirs.
etc % ral aanf MOTE iaH3 aa
ran aeu sos ffafa tr 10 arf~s
aatalnlng f1-ai piece ~ tafffs
laE tff.brns tnfs taeanrff
end arhHai riasr ff Gone over
ta u1fhr a Faffafs affire ta
kfeaIanH Taho Maaisaa fsf an4
rsantF frfrr dirert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS


EGYPTIAN PHRENOLoGisT
Most gifted elairvoyaht lu me ueria. Hrr
readings have astanisred ne uiasf sas
ushfshrd ant akrutiraf people lH
Eafups ard America Descendant -
royal farluy ~ EsIpfians N-ads en-
tire IRE tust az Indicated PAST pfsssat.
Failure. can 10 consulted an Oh affaifs
- NE love business divorce minins
spsrulatirns elU tru fna shat tirer
tor f0 foiiar on the rad Co. success
Far tee seeks faIl ufe reatinF fpr
o. 90 No oue turnEd aaar iu fraahiH
rnansY Hf no money 90 ui e. g.
TN. room g. Elliott Hotel eurueF Ftfst
SD riae tns O. ri feslaeure. tssN
ffrEtHaea corner Tsfnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
AUCTION NOTICES

TtfE rNh ara 0NNArENr Afrff0N
HArE COZ TuE WEEK eNi BE- hsit 80
the heattir AaHflnu 600. hf order NJ che
MefrhaHfs end tfttN None AesItrias
ura al itlp Flfsi. Auann 90 500 wrst.
rfn rurriiurr Goo. promptly o. it se
HArtHbAN. 49, DO Ins Immense
si.rk tn.lutra fatrnrofts dresarfa
thIffHHiofa t.rkrfs Norris fhalrss
Utfafp farlea ladies decks. raii-fHu
dfsa book cases organ. iniffafs tfass
tHfs irun trd4 babf boil Swings
Ghafffrssfs safsreIHn tables tHffefs
rHina rfus~fs bfraAfa tables tlHina
fhaifs arm fHsifr fansss COOK zisr''ss
hFatsrr ifsnka sfipa garden hnse.
faais nas riafrs rrfffFrFatnrs. fHisi 20
saIr Tents fass inaisuat. Eafhsss
saus baby harEirs. tistea uf~nflis
etc. etc John nashvn a sons Nate
ebft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
POTATO LAND
FIVE ACRES FOR CHICKENS

SANDY loan soil ON county road in a
sell improved and prosperous district
near school and town within easy reach
u seattle telephones. n, y u
price ta2A. on Easy Payments.
T.. J. MARSH a. CO, 1909 Sd AVE.
FARM ron sALE--fo acres. good build
mss and improvements. terms c J,
Eddy. owner. Nj vernon. skagit coun
Hatsfr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

RICH, LEVEL IANb
In 3. 10 20 or f0.acre tracts More ron
tenieut 10 Seattle than any other large
tract nov on the market Arrange T."
g. with us this week and make an In
specti0n 81 CATuCART LANDS fatis.
~ yourself 40 90 the excellent quality
Of this soil Many tracts already sold.
and nov being improved We are sell
inR az very low prices and on easy
terms We also have several nice
tracts. with houses ready for occupancy
For complete Information soc
WEST WHEELER
500 Coiman Block. Main iaif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
HOMESTEADS

"a HOMESTEADS
tet ACRES rhairs iaut suiiatis ~ hae
fanFh Hsixhhafs faisins 90 tors alfalfa
rer arre YsaTtr o. fflIhiesurne ffesfs
ffsN does wsil. ssed wsFhrf fef Hit
paaiiFB ard vegetables faissd reaft1
iands plated Pa ta.arre trscis ssiiiaE
az tshs pet acre pfier tffk for sH.
iif~ zee acrss Address n.it htaf
aoun LAND NEAR a 1uu
MNANH SUCCESS
Lots - unrk available uaw na@F naf fanfH
81 thv Mi Nrruon district DER ssi'iefs
afn 81 anfktrE only lltfis ususef
needed Co SCI started wifh us oar
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President Wilson and Secretary
Disagree Over Germany.
COMMONR'S PEACE VIEW DlSCORDANT
Other Members Are Claimed to Have
Threatened Retirement Unless
Foreign Policy Was Firm.

Washington, ID. Civilian Jen-
nings Bryan, three times Democratic
candidate for the presidency Of the
United States and author of nearly 80
peace treaties with the principal ma
tions of the world, resigned Tuesday
as secretary Of state as a dramatic se-
quel toshis disagreement with Presi-
dent Wilson over the governments
policy toward Germany.
The resignation was accepted by the
President. The Cabinet then approved
the response which had been prepared
to the German reply to the Lusitania
note. Acting Secretary Robert Lam
sing signed the document and it was
cabled to Berlin.
Secretary Bryan will return to pri-
vate life. 1t was learned that he in
tends to continue his political support
of the President.
Rather than sign the document
which he believed might possibly draw
the United States into war, Mr.. Bryan
submitted his resignation in letter