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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06

stalls 20 o. choice lamb chops isc 10
r bone steak Use h. pork hack bones
10 lbs use Stall n. salmon. Sc each
salmon trout. iec 10 medium crabs foi
Csc stalls ie-t7. head lettuce Tor Toe
csiiflower. SC 10 soc. 100 lbs. hest pota.
toes. si.0o Stall 2. 2 ioc ioavcs bread
ihc. huns, snails and douEhnuts. Ice dos
Stall 10. California grapefruit. . for use
Florida grapefruit, for use. stalls
i1-it. ssc Magnet coffee. sec; spices. Sc
cant regular 2tc Jam. 2 glasses isc. stall
IS Plymouth storage eggs. doz 5sc. .
large cans wild Rose milk. Csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06

stalls :. . 9 and T. 20, roast. sc .,
i1sc ~. sifioir steak. iTisc ID. fr-ss
ground bone. 4 The itcs neck ard hacl
bones ihs, Toe. lear lard lie N. stall,
tes-iit 10 he sugar. Tee. No % sac,
flour. 81 thi cans peas corn Of tomates.
str, rans pork and beans asc stat
~. Sliced bacon : ihs sic. herring q III.
stc. sippered herring ? its rte stat
-. fresh ranch sTss. see dos Faster
sEes. $50 dos Stall loi. Eastern oyster.
acc pi, ttc al iimhafKer. 20c brick. cot.
sase cheese. ioo IL ripe olives iac n,
100 cans sweet pickles Sc ihs coffee
ase- stalls 1856. grape juice. &c bottle
isc pkg raisins zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06
TANK OF GASOLINE
BLOWS UP; z HURT

Ivan Marsh. 2s. and Harry
Marsh. 80. received painful burns
about the hce and hands when a
gasoline tank. on which they were
working. with blow torches in
their machine shop. at 1908 w.
Barrett st. exploded at noon. We'd
nesday. Both we're able 70 get
safely out OF the shop. which took
fire when the tank burst. They
are receiving medical attention at
their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06
LEGISLATURE WILL
MEET At PRESS CLUB

a preliminary session OF the legis.
lature viii be staged by the Press
club Thursday evening. and the law.
makers OF the state. who are invit.
ed to be present, win be shown by
the scribes how the thing ought 20
be done. John III. Shively viii act
as speaker. and the governors mes
sage has been written by Judge
Claypool OF Olympia. Percy Hunt
ing's MINISTRIES and Jay Thomas will
put In the spice that makes third.
house" legislatures remembered
long after regular legislatures have
passed out of memory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06
What Congress Did and
Did Not Do in December

privately made munitions OF war.
This. likewise. VIII quietly die IN
committee.
The regular grist OF appropria-
ton bills rs beginning 10 grind
through the legislative mill. The
house passed the District Of Column
bia appropriation bill and has begun
consideration Of the postoffice bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06
DECISION Affirmed

The Yesler estate must pay the
1912 taxes on tide lands sold to
the Port of Seattle. The supreme
court Tuesday affirmed the lower
courts ruling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06
3 die IN "CnAIR"

TRENTON. y. J. Jan. 6.-Three
murderers paid the penalty for
their crimes In the state prisons
electric chair Tuesday.
Two burglars got $2S from fugl
grocery store. Ninth ave. and
Washington st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06
ACREAGE
A@FWIL CHEAP

80 asfer fine bottom soil. 800 down
coo feet fronting on lake, partially
cleared on sead country road NORTH
~ city. boat and rail transportation
stores. churches schooiHl rannerb
which gives an absolute home market
for everything you raise only 800
par seru what more 10 you want
NJ. foreman. 81 nostan Block
10 ACHEa
WITH HuNNfNU HrnEAN
SMALL HOUSE
ACRES CLEARED AND FENCED
ONLY $50 CASH
iialf Of this 10 acres IL fine black alder
bottom. balance IL rich silt loan soil.
with gentle south ana west slope; no
rock OF gravel all we'll burned over
easy 20 clear and 10 nos IN fine pas
turei 2 acres cleared and fenced has
snail house. chicken house aud good
we'll fine runninR sircnm through tho
p.>eo all tho year around
Improved farms on all sides prove the
fertility 81 this soil. will pfoduc. big
crops 81 anything adapted 90 this eli.
mate. only 2 miles from good ineorpor-
at-d town. with markets for eyorYthinK
produced ideal for smHn dHtry, fruits
Or vegetables rhis place IL easily
worth 81 $50 bat yen can buy n. " taken
at once FOR only tseo on terms ~ 500
down and stt a mouth VIII discount
10 per cent Tor all cash II yos " ant a
dandy little place a. bis snap. see
this quick. You VIII ma I, just ne rep.
resented
Oregon a Washington Development Co
fdis. Green Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06
ssfs--rotLrHy NAstn-ssss

have /. fine garden tract. us~
house. GOOD ttes - lake and
mountains. plenty 81 nsishhors.
fronts on good road unif 9 mia
utss vaik 80 school ard store.
want quick action stii take SEQ
cash ard tis per manth. Price
1875 see " = oiir~n. a. office
o. fern dock. kirkland Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06
10 BUSINESS CHANCES

10 BUSINESS CHANCES
FARTHER wENTTp P0R 4 Ff6uR.
IsfffNg cufHuPoDY nraISEss
so CAPITAL REQUIRED
Here's a splendid chance for an srperi
| rhiropadist fwufnan or rpami 70 secure
an interest IN a we'll established. profit
able business. without Investing ons
cent % money The applicant must h
~ q hiEh character. an expert operator
vNd b- able % furnish excellent refer.
sncss Appiy 80 csc star
pFafHE ta meet somebody capable u
placing recently patented article on
market fuii investigation. Interview IN.
vtted. no objections thereto. references
exchanged Address G. ~ star
Will sell fsg shares - parific State,
OF stock At it cents N-se she money.
>~soseN~SeN~I~~c~~~esoo~Do
Al ACREAGE
i0-AcRE tracts. level deep ciay soil. 40
rock or hardpan. will hold moisture.
issa %. easy terms Also improved
tracts James c. Ramsey. Nspavins.
wash
100 ACRES wheat. alfalfa. fruit. vsse-
fahiss grown. town rniiss neiinaulsh b.
meut $3.50 bargain nos a. SOAP
Lake. Wash
TEN ACRES ONLY 1920
shot clay soil. easy to clear. with spring
sood neizhbora and fine view Of the
Olympic mountains. near school
Terms fab Cash. $40 Monthly.
l.. J. MARSiI q CO. 1903 Sd AVE.
TRADES
a fine i0.acre tract near Edmonds, rood
view o. Sound Price $500. Trade for
home and assume
- acres 81 good. level land IN snohomlsh
county Price $50 an acra. win tr-de
for good city property ana assume.
IS acres ~ waterfront; elegant beach -.
81 the pretticst spots on the sound
Price $40 an acre. VIII trade.
Highly improved s-acre ranch: modern
k-room house. barn. chicken and brooder
house; good bearing orchard. running
stream; close to Seattle. VIII OK
change for good city property.
HERMAN A. SCHROEDER
s7s Liberty Huildins, Third and Union.
THE BEST EVER
We have cut tho price Of b-acre tracts in
Port Orchard Valley Addition 20 $40
Tor acres. Good nsiKhhprs delivery
from stores. cream route and phon.
service. with boat nearly any hour 10
Seattle
TERMS tz5 CASH AND so ZEN MONTH
CLIFFORD A. VAN ARSDALE. Inc
1919 Third Ave
85O-ACRE GOING RANCH
Near colunbia river In Oregon. 60 acres
alfalfa. water rights: no cost for main
tenance coo acres IN wheat balance
pasture. fully equipped with machinery
several thousand dollars In livestock ~
which there are 10 mitch cows. 2 Vood
barns, 6-room house. chicken house and
other buildings. family orchard A fine
/ place fib 900. free and clear WIN
exchaua' for apartment house -or ip.
cnipf property
huhiIN .nHOs. LONp co
/ bph-H northern Bank nldg
Read the Miscellaneous col
umn in Star Want Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

Alphabetically Arranged fvr the con
v.nlenee ~ Our Basy Readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06
PERSONALS

p PERSONALS
LONELY younx pia0- 50. ~. v.ish,
tft. owns nice. comfortable home. fse
ARE. finest wheas land. nsaF Pacific
coast 9srth Ire ese tnsanHs "a eco Ysass
~. also large hank ace-unt. Epea fis
position. easy 20 get aisnx With. eiii
rarfF poor man " bright. honorable
ambitious and capable - manaxfng
property saensssfuiiy More particulars
Tor any man answering aaick. insiosluE
some postage Affrss. sinrsrs. H-fit.
Farniaxdais. -. Oak. tgsnsrai dsiiv-
cries He; answered. This notice IL
genuine
ELDERLY WHOEVER eth ovn home
and ranch. wishes 20 me-, lady q kind
disposition object rnatrimouy Al
dress c.1p star
WHOEVER ~ means rerires 20 roTfasponf
with mi Idle. AGED lady. object matff.
uons. NJ objections q chiifr~n. Par
tirulsrs IN ,rst letter. please Address
VI Otto Missnsr. Route ?. Box ~. NJ.
Vernon. Wash.
Nfsa NApEf. HOWARD Manicuri-<
and urasssFinE Room 30 kiir Hotel
MISS PEARfs-Massar aud nasnicarinr
Room q. Arcade Hotel 1910 Second ave
GENTLEMAN. 81. Win some lard. would
like 90 meet lady about sane are. with
small capital. object matrimony. Aa-
dress c-as. star
WRINKLES REMOVED. DEFoRMED
noses corrected t07g Arcade Bidx
Main s7os
REwPfE MATRIMONIAL. cr.rfB caters
only % tho most fastidiguH peopi.
strictly confidential. ladies free Al
dress CHS. star
GET MAnRfrD-e~ns 10 cents Tor iist
- rieh. sincere correspondents and con-
fideutiai information. Tho Social Reg
later. Seattle. Wash
GET married Hest matrimonial paper
published Mailed free The Cor
respondent Tr,.do. ohio
Ladies sandrrsuns Cotton Root pin.
sac and Hure cure for delayed period,
Price ~. Money refunded N remedy
fails sflsr fair trial Raymond Remedy
20. 7iTn Pike st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06
ACREAGE

i0-ACRE tracts. level. deep clay SOL. no
rock or hardpan. will hold moisture
fssa %. easy terms Also improved
tracts James G. Ramsey. Napavine.
wash
TO ACRES wheat. alfalfa. fruii. vsss-
tables grown. town miles Reiinauish
meut. $3.50 unrKain. nos ~. SOAP
Lake. Wash
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u FEMALE HELP WTD
10 MALE HELP WANTED

Man AND WIFE VIII take oharEs -
hetst apartment house or werkinx
houa-ke..sr Ropm IS Troy Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-06
FOR SALE FURNITURE
MOTORCYCLES
MISCELLANEOUS,

SPECIAL NEw PRICES OK DOORS
Nets extremely low prices on daars eunssd
below. Every deer shsoiussly guarantees
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-09
BEET PULP AS
A DAIRY FOOD

No modern dairyman needs to be
told that his COWS must have succu-
lence if they are to do their best in
milk production. If fresh pasture is
the ideal food for dairy cattle and
they give more milk and better milk
during that part of the year when
they are getting their fill OF green
pasture. then a winter or dry season
feed that comes as near as possible
to supplying the same elements is
certainly necessary.
The introduction of dried beet pulp
has solved the problem OF providing
an all-the-year succulent feed. Ii
has been established by careful tests
that one ton OF dried beet pulp con-
tains as much or more nutriment
than FIVE tons OF good corn silage,
with equal or greater succulcncc. Be
fore the advent OF dried beet pulp il
was necessary for the herds 10 be
close TO beet sugar factory mas
much as the great amount OF moist
ure which the wet pulp contains rem
ders it impracticablc to haul it long
distances either by wagon or rail.
With the modern methods OF drying
the pulp, it may be shipped TO dairy
men wherever they are located. 1t is
generally sold by the ton or by the
carload in sacks like bran, one ton OF
dried pulp representing twenty tons
OF fresh or wet pulp.
Dried beet pulp is particularly ap-
preciated by farmers and owners OF
small dairy herds. owing to the fact
that ii does not require large storage
space. 1t has unique value in sec
tions where alfalfa is plentiful and
cheap. because it is just what is need
cd with alfalfa to make n good bal
anccd ration. In proper proportions
these two feeds provide all the nutri-
tive elements required for a balanced
ration which is absolutely essential in
properly feeding all farm stock, and
the beet pulp supplies the succulence
in addition. for when dried pulp is
soaked for a short time it will take up
from six to eight times its weight in
moisture.
Many tests have been made regard
ing the effects OF beet pulp feeding on
milk production and it has been
found that the milk flow increased
from IS to 20 per cent whcnver beet
pulp was fed. While dried beet pulp
is prominently food for dairy cat
tie, it is scarcely less useful for other
farm live stock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-09
Beauty Culture

Facial Massage. Manicuring. Scalp
Treatments a speciality. Mrs. F. E.
Brown, Phone Ford 265.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-09

probably
o is Italian
of
Of is
in
sh plaster in mtatio of Trave inc marbI
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
g(riOn 9amen=@ erein.

Niittmob 9lben0, Den 10. 5. Wfts
periammelten iid Die Wfitglieoer oes
lrion 0amen Gereins in Ser SIN
gerbmobaqe. @ei oieicr @clegenbeii
fan0 @eamtenmobl Itatt, Die folgen.
Oes Heiultat erga6:
Yrdiioentin: 6rau &rumfe;
&i5e-Eroiioentin: Srau &enry
WaBmann.
S6abmeiiterin 6rau 9(ltcmts.
Sefretdrin: Sri. 8ueter.
llnterbaItunqs Gomitee: SRI
@lteter, 6ran gtic. @iegan0, 6ral
0elpbenltine, 6rali 6reo @uBmam
&ronfen aomitee: Iron &err.
mann, 6rau aolb.
Srllitees: 6rau 0aifer, 6ral.
S6miOt, GSrau &linge.
Sim 20. %SSanuur mer0en Die Wfit.
glieoer Oes Gereins Sobrcsfeier N
5rau @p. 8aBmamns &als begeben.
Sim S6luB Ser @erlammlungcil
miiroen Grfriidungen ieroiert.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16

And the winds of the world made an
swer,
North, south, east and west:
wherever there's wealth to covet,
Or land that can be possessed;
Wherever are savage races,
To cozen, coerce and scare,
Ye shall find the vaunted ensign;
For the English flag is there!
.Ay. it waves DER the blazing novels
Whence African victims fly,
To be shot by explosive bullets
Or to wretchedly starve and die!
And where the beachcomber harries
Isles of the southern sea,
At the peak of his hellish vessel
TITS the English flag flies free.
''The Maori full oft hath cursed it,
With the bitterest dying breath;
And the Arab has Kissed his hatred
AS he spits at its folds in death.
The hapless fellah has feared it
On Tel-el-Kebir's parched plain,
And the Zulu's blood has stained it
With a deep, indelible stain.
at has hoated DER scenes of pillage,
1t has Haunted DER deeds of shame,
1t has waved DER the fell marauder
AS he ravished with sword and
flame,
1t has looked upon ruthless slaughter,
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16

2eioer maren i6on, ebe BrdiiOent
Srant 0as oitrb oas obige WemoriaI
peronlaBtc &er6ot, feline meitere @af
len an 6ranfreid SIT perfaufen, err
lieB, fiir mebr ais neunOtiaionen
Collars @affen uno Wltnition, nno
guar DOm Der beiten SOrte, nod Dem
6eino 9eiiti6lanos ,gei6idt morOen.
llnllonlt batten Ser oantalige oeutibe
8elanote, Baron BON @erolDt, beglei.
tet Don &orl S6ura, 0amoligem Sc
nutor BON Wfiilouri, inn &riegs0epart=
ment cinen 8eiu6 genabt, INN gegen
0ieien gteurtrolitdtsbrud Der &erci=
nigten Staaten 81 proteltieren. Wall
gab ibnen 5llr Mntmort, 0aB man
0eutihlanO oas Erinilegium 8affen
uno Wumition bon ibnen al faufen
ebenfaas gera gepdbre, morauf Bis
mard, ais i'm oieie 9lntmort per &a-
bel errei6te, untmortete: vQSir 5ie-
ben cs Dor, inns iol6e @affen brett
pom Seine 5l nebmen, %anltatt tie 81
foufen!"
@roBer applaus folgte ser .Geoe
Sri. S6aoe'S, Die, ip6ter Oa5u ullfgev
forOprt, orei @eoi1te u9as mitleioi-
ge Wtdo6en" BON @uitap Solfe, Ser
8eibna6tstroum" BON Or. Gbriltian
| Strad uno n9os Sal5foB" BON Cor
ner oortrug.
NQs 5inan5lefretGrin muroe Damn
Sra1 Soilelmann ermGblt. Sratl
Moltber appelierte an oa5 @obltd-
tigwfeitsgefiibl Der 4nmelenoen, mebr
in oie Safe 81 geben uno e~rteiIte Ell
men moblgcmeinten @at nit BEN @or=
ten 06e6ten, fe6ten, feften".
&err 6olfenred trat nun auf uno
CAB man9es SrigineQe gum 8elten.
@r unterbielt Oie &eriammlung NIT
elmer lGngeren, geiitrei6en mo pa-
triotii6en &eoe, Die offers pom Zip
plalts mterbroden mllroe, mern tref=
fen0e 8emerfungen ale anmeieltoen
~5iin0eten. Seine 9lngriffe auf eng
lambs 2iigen uno 0ie omerifaniihen
Silgenipriben Iotpie anoererleits feline
Ausfiibrilngen iiber Die groBen @er-
fe Ser 9eutiden in gmerifa, maren
bo6it ~belebren0 nno intereliant. IS
mar mdlls6enitiG uno ieoer lalidte
%ieinen Ausfiibrungen. Bum SAluB
las CT Elm @eoidt Dor, perfaBt bon
Selrp 2aboudere, Neoafteur oes
uSriitb in 2on0on~, fiber Die ellgli-
Idle 5lagge, Die iid ourd iabrbuu=
oertlange Eliinoereien un0 &duberei
en- Der 8elt 6eiilOelt bat. 9aS Sc
oiAtfolgt niten.
Sri. Nnita S1a0e mcfoete iiber III
re 8otigfeit, Die li6 olf oas Ser
lddffen bon @abGn uno &leioungs-
Itilden fiir Sic Ocutihen Soloaten err
ltredt. Die 9luirufe I'M Sournal, err
flGrte lie, belfen lebr nit @aben 51
lammeln.
Gls0ann mrlroe oie 0ldn3cn0e Ser
lammlnng gciHloiien.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16

Inter Dem Grdlioium bon 6rolt
|Qinsbah fou0 om 9onnerstog abeno,
Den 7. 5. Wfts., in Der S6ngerbitno'
halle cine groBe uno cntbuliaItildc
Geriommlltng 0es oeltti6en 6roilen-
Silfsfomitees ltott. 0as bon 6rali
Or. sd perleiene &rotofoa 5eigte Ell
men 3uwa6S BON WtitgIieOern nro
Grat S6abmeilterin Bauer beridter
te ii6er ben &aiienbeltan0.
SEER q. Pepper eritottete 8eridt
iiber Die pom ibm getroffetlen Sorbe'
reitunaen fir Die 8oli'S @obltdtig-
feitsuoriteQung om Montag, ben is.
sSnnllar. Inter anoerem filltoete er
an, OoB Serr Wtoper, Wfilitdri6nei-
Der an Der 6-Str., elm %geboreller
giideburger, oen n&unmage-Sole~
tiihtiq unterltiiben mer0e.
sir 0as am %. Sununr I'M San
aerbin0 geplante 9l~benOelien, peron-
itoltet bon Oieiem 8erein, lagen Gid.
cts oilf, ocreu &erfauf 6rou 8iegan6
iibertroqen mitroe. Sic BrGiiOelitin
for0erte ale @nmel enOen oltf, fir ole
les @lien mit@oben bei5uitelern. 9tc-
ienigen, Die beabii6tigen gum Sup
per 6ei5utrogel, mogen lid an Serrn
Martin @iegouo menoen, Der Die ga
hcn obbolen laIien miro.
9as Gontitee fir oaS Supper inl
Sdnqerbuno am %. Sonuar 1915,
beIte6t aus folgenoen 8erlonen: @or-
Iibcr Serr Mortin 8iegano; SEER
rn0 1Srou 2epper, @err uno 6rau
9}icolaus, SEER uno 6rau gfic. @le-
qalto, oen 6rauen Sd, 8iae, goett
der, @altber, 5olielman, S6affert,
Cutler, 9otto, S6neiOer, slrnolo, :.
8aitcr, Stride, Otto, &raemer, oil
cemsfp ulto aus ben Srarleins &lrld=
baum Seiffert, @onol6, Wtergner Il.
M. Sripp IL. 6rali Mortin @iegallo.
Grau 8altber, ole &oriiterin oeS
Mrmmaqe 8erfoufS, eritottete ehen-
faQs 8eriht, moraus 81 erieben lit,
nit pelH raitloier @ner9ie lie arbei-
tct; eS lit oanfbar an5llerfennen, Dob
audi emiige &1n0e ibr oabei bebiilf-
lid iino.
3ie Sefret6rin, 6rau sd, perla5
olsoann cine &eIollition, bon Srall
Solielmunn ousgeorbeitet, Die an Den
&ongreB geipcnoet lit, morin Oiele
&6rperihaft eriud)t miro, Dem MnS-
iithr BON &riegsmaterial Ginbalt 5l
gebieten.
TO His ExceIIency Woodrow
Wilson, President of the United
States:
We, the undersigned women of
the District of Columbia, do re-
spectfulIy petition Your Excel
Iency as the Chief Executive Of
our nation, to co whatever lies
In your power to discourage and
prevent the unprincipled exporta-
ton of arms and ammunition to
belIigerent nations, in which bust
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
9amFm- 1tlfsknmttFF
balt oruBr ~grrfammlmna ab*
GrfOlsc in SlnsiidJt.

ness a few of the inhabitants of
the United States are now en-
gagged, and whereby the terrible
slaughter in those unfortunate
countries is decidedly prolonged
and increased and unnecessary
misery, suffering and death
brought to countless men, WON
en- and children.
We, as women, feel that human
life is to sacred to be bartered
away for purely mercenary rea-
sons and cannot refrain from ap.
pealing to Your Excellency to aid
us in securing such action~by your
government as will prevent a few
people in this country from pro-
longing the war and enriching
themselves on the blood of their
felIowmen.
And your petitioners, as in duty
bound, will ever pray, etc.
Dieie &ciolution lit cine
llnterltiiBling fir Die pom 4ongreB.
mann Serrn @ortbolot bereits boz
0cn &ongreB 9ebrahte &orlage. &ert
@artbolot, Der BEL 0ieier &eriamm-
lung arl6 anmeieno mar, nobm Oas
@ort ltito erfldrte III l6lidten 8or-
ten Die 9febte Der 9lmerifaner, Der
friegfiibrenoen 2Gnoern lolde @aar(
5uIen0en al oiirfen Johann Die Stel.
llrngnabme Ser 0eutih- Imerifaner
nelde ben Stun6punft Ser Sumaiti.
tat nerfeGten uno nidt cine gteittra.
litGt Mmerifo's befiirmorte1, melh(
ntr Ben 9lliirten bon NuBen lit nnf
mitbilft, Ben &rieg in Die 2dnge 81
5ieben. Sri. S6aOe bob berpor, 0af
Elm @rGceoenSfaa ilnSobrc 1870 Dor.
liegt, morin scr GongreB Ser &eqie.
rung niAt 3itlieB, @emebre an 6ranf-
reid 5lt nerfaufen. @eiter fithrte liz
folgenoeS aliS:
yInfangs September fiel mir 6ein
Sronen elmer Site, 0eren Snbdlt 5ll.
nteilt aus olten @riefen uno 3eitun-
gen beItono, cine alte perqilbteu @rell.
Biide 3eitung" pom "a. 6ebruol
1871 in sic SGnoe unO ih fano Oarir
folgenoen 8erift: - Sum brad)t(
Meonerin einen Irtifel 5u @ebor, Oel
ans Dem Sabre 1871 ltammte. Nls
oamielben gebt bcrpor, odB @erl
SAdOe, Der &ater Der Geonertn, e
o1muls mar, Ser nit 6ilfe oes 0ama.
Ggen Seuotprs bon Sainois, @errr
2oqon, Dem @affeni6oher Elm @no(
bcreitete. - Sri. SAaoe fubr oallr
fort: @s oiirfte oie gnmeienoen in
tcreiiieren, einigc ser Namen oel
9euti6 Nmecifaner unierer Sta0i
al boron, Die oas BON meinem @atel
pcrfaBte uno eingerei6te oWemorial"
"iter5cihncten. SD nellne Osfor
Gorl6noer, 5. g. @liimer, Gbos. Ma.
oeS, Sobn @alter, Sobn s. Mlbre6t
9oS. @erburot, 81. 8. Gidlta0t, Geo
3iinemann un0 mnoere.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
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p%eriomluelten iid in 6u. @oBmann :
SaQe sic 9elltid 4merifaner inter
&oriiB OeS BrdiiOentelt STEPHAN
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anmeien0 mlO nud Nnipeiiung 5lI
3abllng elmer ein5igen &ranfel1-lln
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idlllB. 9ie Bidder 0es S6abnleiiterg
unO Sefret1rS mltroen gemdB 8eri6l
0e5 Neniiionsfomitee3 in better 0r0-
nlnq beflm0en; Ser SSabresberidli
mics aus, oaB man iiber $4,000 q.
s3inien o1qelegt mo 0aR Die Wiitglie-
Oer5abl 5ugenommen bat. SIS muroelI
Geloer nngemieien Ourb oie0litglieo-
@Aaft ini 9elttidlen 8niienbaus unf
in Central gcrbano. Wtan beIhloB,
III ndditer &Griommliing, am 8. 81
brllar, eiaen ySntofer" 51t %peranltal.
ten; oieier loQ etlpas @utes mo @e-
ionberes merOen, gen1dB Der @ardn-
tie OeS &errn Maper ulS GoriiBer.
Sum S6luile 5eigte ii9 Der @erbergs-
pater -pieaei6t better Die Wtlitter-
@oBmann ais &eltaitrateltr par er-
cellence, oenn eS gub &alenpfeffer,
an0oel unD man6eS 9(noere. Sogar
gtic. 8iegun0, ser ia elm &enner it,
CAB iein beite5 llrteil ii6er ben full
nariihen 8eil ab.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
Where Is the Flag of England?
Henry Iahnnchere in London Truth

And massacre dire and grim;
1t has heard the shrieks of the victims
Drown even the lingo hymn.
Where is the flag of England?
Seek the land where the natives
rot;
Where decay and assured extinction
Must soon be the peoples lot.
Go! search for the once glad islands,
Where disease and death are rife,
And the greed of a callous commerce
Now battens on human life!
Where is the flag of England?
Go sail where rich ~galleons come
With shoddy and loaded cottons,
And beer and Bibles and rum;
Go, too, where brute force has trium-
phed,
And hypocrisy makes it's lair;
And your question will find it's answer
For the flag of England is there!"
LATER.
with apologies to L~abouchere.)
Where is the flag of England
To-day on the wide-world's map?
1t floats with the pirate standard
OF its ally, the pirate JAP.
1t tlutters DER BLACK BARBARIANS
And cannibal horbes that go
In the cause of Civilization" CD
To lay Germania low.