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BALTIMORE. Md. March Is
Or. Simon f1exner OF the Rookie
Teller Institute for Medical Re-
search has announced at Johns
Hopkins hospital here that he had
made further important discov-
cries relative TO infantile paralysis
and had isolated the germ OF the
disease
DR. FleXner said that he had def
initely succeeded I'm transmitting
the disease to monkeys with the
micro organism which he had pre-
viously said he thought was the
cause OF the disease.
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WILL INVESTIGATE US

TACOMA March la Speakers
ut meeting OF the Rotary club
said Seattle gets credit for export
and import business done at the
port OF Tacoma A motion that an
investigation be made carried
unanimously.
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HARVARD GRIEvES
OVER LOSS OF WORM

BOSTON. March -. Gloom Der
vades Harvard. for Opc-Eyed Pete
Is dead Of paresis. brought on by
too much mantal eXertion Pete is
llarNard's educated anEleworm.
trained 10y Prof Il. NJ. Nerkes.
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Stall TO- oranges zoe dor blood
oranges 1as dof r+N ppfafsss lH. Do f..
fnutsrb. ite ib stalls Igs.lIf - JOS
sugar s0,. cans fancy tofnatoss Itr.
: rbss oatmeal tsr zane sYups .ar
stall is-It lhs beans 1sD. Joe
fnafHrurf no.. DO bars HYap Gtr. zoe
can nHhirg rD@Grr ITO rfHffr
aud f9uud steal. l1e Ih sIfioin ar
bone st~ah Isr 90. pos faasf sr Co.
% .tr lh Hamburger STEAK 900 90 seal
roast Iie go It4r DO home rendered
Iatd Il- g5r FtHIl D haiibui 3 ih~
Zoe. salmon. 3 lbs ttr. black cod. IDs
.a. Eaatefp oysters Go a.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Stall Extra tsfEo Huntist oranges
90, don FsaFfualne. 900 dus stalls D.. o.
= veal Iuaat Iasr DO round end cir
laiu stoak. De-. Do Stall O. hallbut 3
Ne ttr. bippoted salmon Toe .tr
Stall Do. tuUsr he 600 Stall 90.
fancy IS iueahp apples tpr dlE Hfau 90.
Pearl pi,Elad onians lar 90 stall la.
lemons 900 dor Spanish onions b. lb
rtHu e.. Ibs sugar Boo. Cream 81
Wheat 900 stall 30 creamery butter
SOC Do local ranch eEEH goo dnf stall
lf. oranges zoe dor doe Boo FfHIIs
% and 49, appies Gee bon head irtterr.
ftr &c.. haiibut lice ttf. ffrsh her.
flns lbs 100. elaine BE- ut
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AaREs IMrKnAEn

with stoom house Eood hlg fire
place good wells. with gasoline
pump and tank water piped over
land hvdrpnts. large chicken
houses ma several small ones. 100
chickens 80 with place. over 800
hnprlng fruit trees nli kuds " her.
rics ana floWrrs electric lEhts.
telephone and & T. - route Low
price very cosy terms Mr. Glgen.
90a Sew York block
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POULTRY

~ EoO - II
rARrWipuE WNANpDrrE ss'tins
ssxs geo for % 81 g " isahern.
tioa f9r %. VIM Naurer $40 q sen
81 Seattle
nEEkEErtN0 pay. bls rrgo iist ices
distraction books etc. ffs~ fr-urrr
Apiafiss 60. uus s.. Neriuon cal
100 Observation-Disclosures 81 ~ Isstofn
pu'ists breeding stock hatUhiuF rsss
ani chicks cold seal FauItry Hauth.
hot $50 nathsu wash
riiuituldhHNEp huff ufrinst6n s1ss
co. per setting Hainlsr IS
hEtdtAN haze. amt lndlan liunnsi
ducks fer .alr cheap. auinE assay
tta 'ith ate.
3 q HLAck MtNuRcA hat,hins ssss
--~~~-~~>>>--------------~
IL BOATS
NEW ID t5at ssa1p fisEed garhf. fas
model aud pnrAmaashtp teff fast and
- ~, ,.sess Ter = y -,g s's....---
IL LOST AND FOUND
.LEp3EH Isf b. Jtnsy a6 conner n i7s-
mont ave ah1 u'rmstt - na morning
- fph risas. r~fufn 90 F~mout
gsrass. tii Hla~.u 81 Reward g. 90.
Lusr scotch cniu. Thoroughbred Ae.
swsrs Co the name ~ Tan i.ast near
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10 AGENTS WANTED
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most h,s.s,t>
WILMINGTON Monument 90. tsls ird ave
Mt>IC
Piano -Sari w.eef sie liberty nldE
FACtFic Musio Ptiutins 90 soma. 81
ranged eopSrishts cover dssisu' S'h
Ntfstnia
-'''~'--->-',-~-orn CnN.
JAAEs " EpMUNps--oph b srad
usts optoms'riss ioi-ias Lsary hlds
~ III, az sSS lsflslS Ss.S,SSGSSi,s
!,sssss. = I,lS.s,s, ~ = ,e,,s -.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Photo. that plss.. AZ. mad.
JoHSsoSs
- i,ssr,s sss fei,d 80 S'n'ss
rHN ~iCIANs A>n regions
RECTAL bIsEAsEA ONLY
Dr A-thur crookail .ts arssa hids
~ 1rant rackes svt oteuv ts.ds SlU
sp-cisi affections men snd wornen
d. AsWroN-sit Am-fican Rauk uids
Practice limited to bladder. hidusy and
urinary diseases
rLIMm>u
kaufman Plumbing AssIias Co. as
>-''-'--r"";"'-Nf MSaas ""-"""~""|
HsIl.5 iss.1 ~, y. s.,,e,, -,
STORAGE
DTy' firsPToof stores. war-asu'.. Geo.
trsi storage - ies WIN. hiss -
'0'-"S'~'~'~"-""-"0~si 6Ss ''0-~-"~7''~''~-'S''>
s.sius sisa SHOP i,ei stItA Elliott
CrmIsfrsfas
~
= scsss.S, -, ssSsS,s 49,
WELL DRiIItNo AND tt-fi>o
Swaa.on Reed 40 Pin. - N.in az,
e~~~~~~~~~~s~~~~~~~~~-
rarn>r ArrosNrts
FRED +. CORN "., r. H s.,.r,.
secured er %. refunded ru c-uir.i
pfsr M.in ts's Fr-s sees Q" pa,-n,'
tasTa. a R-ynolsr, ss c-atfal niss
Is.Ss- Tes-icE TsvTsaes ssi Hufss bia
~~-~~~.~.~-~s~~~~~-~~~>~~> ~S>@>SNr>~N~'~N>->-~'~
4 NOTICES
MESH n1ds repaired 20. People. bark
IT,
s AUTOS FOR SALE
J. PASSENGER sosp yhssR 40 rias
% coon rsEp "sRs see rlkE ~
-, sItss ~, s-,,s sc~-o~N~~~~
MOTORCYCLES
I0T1RcY s.f.xs-Ssw ard -seoud hand
ali MAKES. souns % these tAss- % uss
I~pYA~ MOTORCYCLES haiisu
wright. tif Y PiN- - near broadway
Phone East sfi
FOR SALE FURNITURE
Tgfnitars chs.p Tor cash isss wesiiAk-
PTrTTTC COAST FURNITURE Co
Eliiott tAfs
al 49, WELI. YURS. CO. ut Ptus III
f-ss
WANTED - FURNITURE
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tt&<&ekks TENTS. AWNINGS
- mi Everything IN canvas
A[lN webb Kitchen 4 CO
<AE ~ Ill University
CLEARING HOUSE F0H MUSICAL ~
ETRtAENTS. 1913 WEsTLAKE Ell
LOTT zsJs. MUSICAL RECORD EX-
CHANCE
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40 BUSINESS CHANCES

~ Any ONE j. iookinE for . good
chance. here it IL one el~ftrir piano
which they ran rianorch~stra value
1850. nov on sale a. ts7 Washington
49, by John cicorin for very small
margin Don't lose your chance
o> y iiAtF Interest in hotel Rs nm In
Nesttnent Can pay ~ per cont interest
ON Investment g. y pearsau Hotel
savoy. Monroe wash
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MAIN 9400
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
TlREGI DRY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any
one desiring something a lit
tie out of the ordinary in
their daily needs and requir-
ing it in a hurry. The firms
represented below make a spe-
cialty OF immediate service
and will gladly furnish any
information that IS necessary.
Remember. satisfaction Is
guaranteed by every adver-
tiSer.
Just Use Your Telephonel
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MISCELLANEOUS

III On NASH = = - Aftfttf ~
8v huyinE direct from trs
manufacture and savinx the
rufdffsrnan profii
". orn ard operate me
largest "dtrsrt-ta- consumer
sash and door factory IN the
west. snf ran save r9u
from ISL - s0Ts on buiifinx
materials
We make Immediate shipment
from th@ largest stock ia the
West. and guarantee the
quality Of our goods.
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+, ACuE block 60 Lake nurien ,af all
cleared fine garden coil 500. iEnud
terms wiids tis Sew York Hlt 80
Holt fuUT
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STEAMERS LEAVE IRON totmAs
DOCK. ROOT or MAnios STREET
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Leave sflfs
ssA,iis h.a,tls
rNKysY
skA n u
- UUm1Yl2yw1
I1nsk hnNNT IND
-
hNH Twill ZvXHl
S\<
NnNYd aN
I ..-.. -, 49,,
! ..,- -. v,,,t,.,,. so,
asiy r. $3.50 Na.a s,a' go,
| So, - .,..I,, ggrfsy
/
sunasy
tes'' L--
.,tstsa. n c.-rs,t Ts-s.saa-rs-
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inif F"H Io~ n,'ni F"'' 'A''
nisht thFs'Ss sha f'fs
eA'P ~ 49, ., 80
Its-sain4 On w..,
| 'tsurf tfip out -
| HsAtti. runfsy. - ~
| ~ aufF
,tr,|.t. 500.
/
/ ia~"fns bif~ff
/ 49, steamer. TaT.sn. srd Fesrn
/ go "a fodt.,s,aft. for Tsfa sesfa
! a ca. -r ra.-. str.-t stsarrsrts fHprH
] asrra .Fsrs sua hnns. - sspr1
/ hearr .i~ss f~fp 49, round seem
! fHnr- TITS Connections - ferfr
80. 80
I s.u~ ah,ft-. saw
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'rost 1swnsrad--Anacortes-
n~liinsham.
H@F i"f 'nff
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FARM LANDS
nEoiN TO SAVE


BY LAND nov Hes, quality soil. zoe
fare 20 Seattle 90 acres o. 600 eie
American Bank nldE. or nsrs
10 600 ACREH. shields er valley. Mon.
tana. wheat oats alfalfa lands $500
Fcrss irrigated. 80 uP sas Burke ma
YOU CANNOT MAKE a IiHTAkE
IN HuyinR Good Land Where
CDSpITfpSs ARE FAhoWAHIF
where large sfea is telns developed
in an ideal toratiun and .'hrre there
are permanent tnduHtrles 60 aid in che
development
rHUEE LAKES sNoWoMfgU Cot-NrY.
WASH. OFTERs THESE ADVANTAGES
The lands are we'll grouped around the
town. where our mills are located
There are sN auto Stages and two
trains daily. good roads schools stote.
church " D. 10. phone and neiEhbuts
Ouf prices and terms are reasonable
and
Yor DEAL wIrU us DIRECT
waite or 500 y ~ MrIkeiohu. MFr
Land Dept 1904 g. smith HidF
Seattle. Wash
TUREE LAKES IuR go
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steamer will leave Seattle avery
SUNDAY at 300 a m. for Port Town
send direct
.stsam.r Russian VIII can q, por,
Townsend northbound SATURDAYS
only. leaving seattle st 10 p IN.
Points marked .. are boat iRndipv,
pa.ssngers Tor these points and for
other boat landing points must MAKE
their own arrangements Tor LANDING
and assume all risk and liability IN
making such landing Steamers pa.
ssnser rate does not Include boat
landing charges
Massage liability &. lirnu.d %
Wearing apparel not to srcsnd tina
fer whole ticket. 100 pounds allowed
free
steamers and schedules subject to
rhanEa without notice FreIrht p.
,.tvea daiiy Tor all points tssr.pf-
trs Tacoma named In above SEIZED
ula
Ticket, must hs purchased at tIck.,
oitic. open from 50 n m. to ~ 90
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAyIGArIoS co.
Ticket office. ColmHu Deck
Phone Main sNpS
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s-cro.. panel doors rs sizes 800. 81 10
Same f1r painting - Sizes only .... 20
Cottage font door. ............ - Sup
ply vsussr Interior doors ..... % up
Ssw Craffxman inferior doors Co.,. 30 up
Yes Craftsman treat doors ..... rs ~
Cottage front windows ........ zsou up
f-Hxhf fransora ..s......t...... IS up
Bungalow easement sash .....-.. -ss up
Hot bed sash tsiarsdi. Sense ....s72s
a-oxs-0 Observation-Disclosures. ais
Cornpist- inside window trim ...... .N
Conplsts inside door '~t-t .......... ~
GLASS. PAINTS. BUILDING PAYER
AND HARDWARE ONE THIRD LESS
ASK FOR CATALogrE so. q
o " WILLIAMS co
1919 First Ave q Main 1917
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sew PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT APP
piled on purchase Meyer Toner. sia
Union.
~ INDIAN Runuer ducks. laying frorn
20 dozen sEEs per fsv Price tI16
Y r. - 40. g. Box 27s
BRfSO IN your old shoes and clothing and
get money Tor them. Tis Pine at Main
1900
HOUSE MOVING ana rspairinE C. a
spinnsy. Beacon 1855.
FoR SALE Electric .lEn- ROYAL CAFE.
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MIR ROY IfR

NJ x. BUY Tx
There 10 lore ~ water front ndNsfuped.
but they dn not compare with this
- sores over Que quarter Wiie ~ estsI
front. roaming strsaW vac partly
cleared uua time raad fiHht down tH
beach CLANS fsh sfabs du,hH thirh
rrs anh deer galore can sea- beat o. ?
esc fare 90 Seattle Tine hisssst bargain
an the Sound ~ o. BOO. soma Terms
This 10 slider snd mapia land. ami 10 not
shot clay. ana uo Efatet
AASEN a SEXTON COMPANY
idia ttrst Ave ufpuud lIn"r
10 ACRES WANTED
Nsar ufrmartob .r Charissfuu must be
cheap and from aen~r only
ADDRESS STAR CAS-
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= = = =
ATToR>EN-- tr-fAN

tTfbk>tN--tf-iA
RUSSELL. q FARBELL--4ee Hik
C~n~~ai practice ~sfRt@s lasH husband
srs ei,r consultation fr~s Eiin.' 3ss
Advice rREE-JOsE At.fEN. At
TpRNEY 20 Years experience, lss- ~
husband ard wife property righss
CoSsUI.TATfON FIRES Rooms as
sss rii~rs Music Bifx Main 1870
JOHN N rARKE R-sst Lyon Hiaw Main
s,fs IS years experience In Chicago
coarts
ttN RHINE Attornsy a. tsw
HIATT 55t- Advice tree on ans subject
all letters promptly answered Avs %
hushsnd and wtf. promptly adjusted
wssstr reports made on collections
~~-~~~~~-~~-~N-N~-~~~ ~~4~s~1~~~~4@~-~N.~N
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kinktANn IIt.,L rAmM

NNHT WE SOLD ~ DwNEH
.Iza acres 80 rsr arfr iE. mile. from
ea-h and stars .saats faad through
iard can 10 plated 80 good adtau.
fsss shot fisr lean Terms rsAe
~.
s.-si
1000 f,oWN
49,. "a 80. .tt.....t. t...s.f...
$1,000 -... - t ...s rtt..
-. ...i. r.t '..t... u.rk
---s--------- ------
bAtkilfN LAND
fiv~ arfss urn iaam ~itH rHurins
eatsf fhs greater portion - fhs ffarf
teuif - irrigated. Nnf fisifirf fuaiI
snf sfafs delivery ffirs ttee terms
l. MAKSH A 60 1909 81 AVE
4. a., 49,. 49,,
$3.50. .... $3.50 $500.
.ta t.- ......
. 49,, ID. -... 49,.
....-. 49,. - a.
warn Ane.Hffes
"A PEAL ESTATE
~uHrowN
To fis~ tote 81 graded. ttte %. SO tt
dn~m o. 20 mHnih "o" Adams
iil
s.s. ~
..-m.r,. r.ia b. ron IlIss tsss
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RENTALS

Headquarters Tor Seattle
Rental Property
can ~ office and 300 list.
j 70 JAii% 4 GO
Leading Renters
80 Eltsl nldE SECOND nnd PIKE ~
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IfnSEF
"0G6GGG" aSD "en0GGGGSc"
AUTO DELIVERY Go,

i.ong Distance moving Elliott "a
BHOADwAY TRANsTER CO.-Pianos
and household goods moved. Fast ao7
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Ns offer ktrw acre Of Lake Forrest
rarh ahuuf baQ feet FROM Lake wash
tustnn aul paved hishNs1. 600 good
fauntf road surrounded hf fine
homes end having Oh rifp tHufsu
laursa pipsd Natsf electric Ushi
telephone aui msu s~rtiss Tiis
tfaft has been thutuHHhif cleared ~
stlmps and und-fntusb boz many rs
dar Or ard huaanad tfssa hsen been
icft making an Ideal epuuify hou.
site tfics ttt0o haf eash. balance
yoafs 81 per sebt
OLE uASHoS = co. f>r
si4 NeN York n0tk
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Happiness lies "a married iifs Are you
touelyr Join seattle Reliable Friend.
ship club Ladies' free Ada = Evans.
al Unioa Apt
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PERSONALS

tEFtNEp WIDOW a. wants ts meet
ssnttsmsHi matnmony object hos
20 Hraf
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20 ROARDERS WANTED.

EXCELLENT HOARD. vtth room. in
private home ell modern ronv suiencss
younE people preferred. % 20 per week.
A0c6 I'm ave .
WAITED BoAHbEHH slice hons Moe
room for man and wife or man or som.
an and small child k41 " Ctat A.
ballard ltTG
PEHsp>s desiring room and board roe
s0nahle. larE~. modern. private home D..
plano, 10 minutes from town, near Kin.
usnr park Call Queen Anne 1Fg1
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-09


program he had mapped out when
sickness overlook him on the eve of
his bout with Freddie Welsh in New
York.
Believing that the ten-round game
for Eghtweights is decayed in the Vi
cinity of Milwaukee, White will whirl
at the coin to be had in New York,
Philadelphia and adjacent cities. His
first battle is scheduled for March II
in Philadelphia, where he win take on
Sam Robideau for six rounds. This
win be a practice gaIlop for the Chi
cagoan.
Then he will trip over to New York
and take care Of Leach Cross March
Is. If the results in these meetings
are encouraging, Charley may make
an indefinite stay in the east. New
York is good, picking for crack light
weight, especially since Joe Shugrue
has been forced to retire on account
of bad eyes.
While White is cracking away At
Robideap, Jimmy Clabby win be do
ing the same for Young Ahearn. This
bout also VIII be six rounds.
Here's the last call. Jack CurIey,
matchmaker for the Johnson-WiIlard
globe trotting expedition, announces
definitely that the so-caIled fight win
be held in Havana, April 8, two days
later than the most appropriate date
we can think of.
Willard has agreed to go to Havana
and viii arrive there about March Is.
That viii give him little over two
weeks for training, which should be
long enough, as he has been condi-
tioning himself for some time at
Juarez and will not suffer from the
rest he is having now.
What the big smoke will be doing
in the meantime we don't know, and,
if pressed, wen admit we don't care.
Richie Mitchell, oUtWeighed seven
pounds by Young Scully, won an easy
victory in Milwaukee, taking eight
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-09

Let's dispose of one matter before
it crops up to leave a bad taste in the
mouth. The suit of the Kansas City
capitalists to retain a franchise in
the Federal league is now being
heard. Much of the business OF
financing the circuit is being dis
closed, but there has been enough
court baseball during the past winter.
The athletes; are out cracking the
ball, and they are the real centers 81
interest
The Federal league will be either
in Kansas City or Newark. Being
residents Of Chicago, it should not
get much Of a rise out of us whether
George Stovan and his men have an
''HI'' or ''K. c." on their shirts. We
win be more interested in whether
they can hit the slants of Claude
Hendrix and Rankin Johnson.
The first game of the Cub exhib4
ton schedule was a defeat for TIE
Phillies, g to 5, but it brought out no
spectacular baseball. None was ek-
pected. The men have been in spring
camp but a week and were not ins
condition to play big league bah
The most encouraging feature was
the work Of Pete Standridge, thestaI1
right-handed pitcher, who is being
picked by Bresnahan as a fixture FOR
the coming season. He picked up
burden left by Robbins with Phils on
base and but one out. He emerged
from that hole and was effective
throughout. There were some rough
edges to his work, but he plainly in
dicated that he has the raw material
waiting for Manager Bresnahan to,
bring out.
Pat Moran used a pair Of seasoned
pitchers and they cut loose. Despite
this the Cubs batted IL hits, including
a homer by Safer and a triple by VILE
hams. Both items of news are sig-a
nificant. Each batsman hits from the
left side and each connected with a
a L n
The day book., 1915-01-19
Still scoREs PoLIcE

Miss Jane Adams Of Hull House,
Miss Sophronisba Breckenridge of
the University of Chicago, the Rev.
Father Tucker and Edward Nockels,
secretary of the Chicago Federation
of Labor, blamed the police for the
Sundays Hull House riot"
From all sides the police drew crit
icisms as starters of the trouble with
the unemployed. The disguised plain
clothesmen and ''stool pigeons in
the audience of the labor speakers
are blamed for starting the march
and then fighting the paraders.
John Langhman, %, 722 Walton
pl., was arrested by Policeman
Charles Yancey of Maxwell st. sta
ton as the one who he claims took
his revolver and beat him with it dur
ing the fight
The day book., 1915-01-19

forces IN that region viii cause COM
plete withdrawal Of enemy's forces
from woods.
Paris.-SeVere fighting continues
for control of La BoisseIle, 20 miles
northeast Of Amiens, at st. Paul, near
SOissOns, and in forest of LaPetre,
where the French are again trying
to retake lost positions at St. MihieL
Germans are taking offensive, appa-
rently hoping to gain noticeable sue
cess before celebration Of kaiser's
birthday next week. In extreme
north weather is still interfering with
conditions generally and Alsace is
blocked by snow, which makes any
ing but artillery duels impossible.
Vienna-Claims of Austrian sue
cesses east of Zakliczn are made by
war office. Declared that AUstrians
have driven Russians from some Of
their trenches there and that these
are now held by Austrians. General
situation is declared to show little
change.
Constantinopie.-Turkishw war Of
fee today declared that Turkish
forces in Caucasus are gaining
ground against Russians despite su-
perior numbers and said that Russian
claims of disasters to Turkish forces
are not founded on fact.
The day book., 1915-01-19
RUSSIAN ATTACKS IN EAST
REPULSED, SAYS REPORT !.


BerIin.-French claims of import
ant successes in the fighting for pos
session of La BoisseIle, south of Ar
ras, an dof gaining in lie Petre for
est officially denied here today.
Official statement asserts that
Russian attacks in east have been re-
pulsed with capture Of several hun
dred prisoners. Special mention made
of Russian defeats at Nadzonow,
GjoshUn and Sierpez.
Petrograd. - Bloody battling for
possession of northeast section of
Polish province of Plock has resulted
successfully for czar's armies. Ger
mans now being forced back to from
eier.
Austro- German armies advancing
on Warsaw from south have reached
village of Apoczno. Their outposts
have advanced nearly to Radon,
where Russians have fortified their
positions.
Pans.-capture of additional Ger,
man field works in forest of lie Pretre,
southwest Of Metz, reported by war
office today, led to confident belief
here that further progress by French
The day book., 1915-01-19

such president-makers as ]. P. Nor
gan, Daniel Willard, president of the
B. G. O.; General Horace Porter, John
D. Rockefeller, Jr., Henry w. Taft, A.
Barton Hepburn, julius Kruttschmitt,
James Speyer, the weIl-known bank
er; Alfred H. Smith, president of the
N. Y. Central; Stuyvesant Fish, VIM.
H. Truesdale, Frank TUumbul, chair
man Of the board of directors of the
G. & o.; Samuel Mather Of Cleveland,
F. L. Hine, pres. of the First National
bank of N. Y; Alexander Hemphill,
Frank K. Sturgis, George W. Perkins,
Luther KOuntze, Franklin Murphy,
ex-governor of New Jersey; James A.
Stillman Of the National City bank,
Leslie M. Shaw and Charles NJ.
SchWab.
If these men cannot make a presi-
dent-even Of Myron T. Herrick-
then the president will have to be
made by the people ;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03
By WILLIAM BROWN MELONEY
Illustrations by ". Ayl,card

The girl tried to interrupt him, but he
went on: "If these dogs of strikers had
not killed your father, things would have
been different. To take this money from
me would be just the same as taking it
from him.
"You are good man, Curt, but it
would not be the same. could not
But, Ragna, your father was my friend,
the truest man ever had. You've known
me ever since you were little girl-ever
since came as a boy into this ship
"But, Curt, am no longer child A
glow suffused her cheeks. al am eighteen
nova woman. And my father always
said that it is not right that a woman
should take money from man who-who
is not her husband.
And straightway, under the impulse of
youths fine chivalry, he answered.:
"If you would marry me, Ragna, it
would be all right then He did not see
that she thrilled with expectancy at the
words. ave could be married, and you
could go away just the same
"Oh!' she gasped, drawing back from
him as if she had been struck. THAT
could never be. That
Hurry, Curt!' called Mrs. Storm. flash
ing in from the companionway. "The
launch is half way here. Your hat, Ragna!
Hurry! It's going to rain again.
Curt was sure she must have overheard.
Fifteen minutes later Curt Chase was
standing against the Pleiddes' quarter
rail. watching the launch carry shoreward
all that was not sunk of Jon Storms
belongings. Twice the yellow-haired
woman waved handkerchief at him; but
Ragna did not look back
The next day at noon John Laysan, the
Pleiddes managing owner, summoned
Chase to his Office and said to him: