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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
MYSTERIOUS FIRE
IN SCRIPTS HOME

SAN DIEGO. Aug. 9.-Four fires
believed incendiary. have c~.naged
the home OF Miss Ellen and Miss
Virginia Scripps at La Jolla, the
Episcopal church OF st. Jamcs-by,
the-Sea. n cottage studio owned
by Miss Scripps and another house
The buildings we're widely saparted
and caught fire at about the same
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
MUST FACE CHARGES

This state Is no asylum for men
who desert their wives" said Judge
Frrater Monday. when he denied the
writ OF habeas corpus sought by
Ignatz Weiss. or Wise.
Gov. Lister honored Gov. Whit
mans requisition for extradition
last Friday. Weiss Immediately ap-
piled for a writ, contending his
name is Wise and he's not the man
wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
CHEMISTS COMING

Leo. II. Baekeland. one Of the
foremost chemists In this country,
who probably will be chosen next
president OF the. organization. will
speak when the American Chemical
society meets here August 81 10
September 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
KNIGHTS SEE ALASKA

The steamer Spokane left Sunday
night with $50 passengers and 300
tons of freight for Alaska. Col p.
H. Callahan. supreme councillor
Knights OF Columbus. and other gu.
preme officers who have been at.
tending the annual convention here,
were among the passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

TOXIC. Aug. Count Shigeobu
Okuma will act, temporarily at
least, both as premier and minis
ter of foreign affairs In the new
cabinet which he has formed at the
request of the emperor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
MUST GO TO PRISON

Because p. David Brattstrom
failed to answer to an order OF
Judge Frater citing him to show
cause why he should not pay $3.50
back alimony to his wife. Karin.
Judge Frater Monday issued a
bench warrant for his arrest and
ordered him committed to Jail until
he paid up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
ASK FOR RECEIVER

Alleging $1,000 In still due her on
a contract by which Charles osner
took over the Washington staatx.
zeitnng. Mrs. Caroline Schaefcr.
wife Of Jacob Schaefer. has asked
the superior court 10 appoint n re.
csiver for the German Newspaper
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

Auto driven By VIII Blair. prcst
dent OF the Heating Fuel Co.. over.
turned four miles out OF tho city on
the North Trunk road. Four pas
sengers--Mrs. Blair. Mr.. and Mira.
s. T. Wright. OF olalla. and him
seif--uniniured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
INVENTOR OF The
GIN RICKEY IS DEAD

WASHINGTON. Aug. o.
Geo. Williamson. the man who
mixed the first gin hickey, 10
dead here today. The drink
was named after Col. Joe
Hickey Of Missouri, who had
the Inspiration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
RANGER is KILLED

VANCOUVER, p. G., Aug. a.
Forest fires here claim another vic
tim today. Walter Richards. fire
warden, was suffocated while fight.
Ing a fire at Stave lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
JERkED TO JAIL
BY WOMAN COP

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. AR.
thur Hawthorne flirted with a each.
Ter on the Zone. At tho fair, and was
yankcd 10 jail by Miss Blanche Pay.
son. a woman policeman OF ANA.
zonic proportions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
NEGRO Identified

Miss Mary darlington Sunday
identified Samuel Owens as the
negro who robbed her and Il. A..
Bills and Miss Ethel Peterson In
Frink park, Friday sight. siIe will
be charged with robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
STELLA SORGHUM SAYS:

Many OF the
people who are
banged up In
a v to snashes
m o orl o U siy
careless.
. 0
Many q guy
has so~ed his
Wild oats crop In
. beer garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

WASHINGTON. Aug. Git was
announced at the White House to.
day that j. w. owen Of Everett had
been appointed receiver OF public
moneys at Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

Milk Wagon Drivers union. No
So. held q picnic at Atlanta park
Sunday. program OF field sports
for men. women. girls and boys af.
fording considerable fun.
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who are no longer able 10 continue
active work.
In the laat seven years the money
In the pension fund ;otaled $3.50.
tbafs. the amount paid 10 PET.
aioners In that time was si.27i.t 3s.
In the last thro. years 81 .00o. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
A sEsTtMEsTAL PoMg
Tho gaxlss fiil the eiiy
Hear 'esn ssr~rsh and hoil~r,
Vet mana. \. ssfflf@ A.. ,atffIs

eve want~.i ts cay $40 ssfn, but
couldn't make II rhyms.
County Speed officer Devoe OF
Pierce county seriously injured
when auto ekids while chasing
speeding motorcyclist.
Edward Mcdonnell. ~. pioneer
resident Of state since 1872. dies al
Tacoma.
Next convention OF West Coast
Potato association may come To THU
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
IF YOU CAN'T COPY THIS DESIGN FROM
MEMORY YOUR BRAIN IS Defective

LOOK AT THIS FIGURE TEN
SECONDS AND THEN SEE HOW
CLOSELY YoU CAN SKETCH
ITS FORM FROM MEMORY.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gintinEati 9. ssuni

u. 8. Burg an QIOpb 6. Barr unS
Nsaie g. Barr. &C BEL 132 Gub on
Der Beitieits Don spinner aoenus,
terHsr. "a BEL 1872 G}gb an Der Weits
ieite BON Spinner 4Oenue in Sbarpns
bile. 81.
Sfreb. ifabrsn,amp an Wiuiam R.
euis uno Sobn n. S9inbel, 10 4d.r
Sanb entIcna bss Wegsre9ts Der
aittIe gliami Giisnbabn in Ssttipn
Is in Columbia 9onnibip, (Stsusr
81; 81.
Sobn q. i5abrsntamp an bo., unse,
fdbr 20 ad.r annb in, ,Getiion 9 in
columbia SopHibip. (Steusr $21);
81.
SOln 7. G5dbrentamp an DO, Got
! in Der 2. DiOiiioH upn Joispb asrs
rig RatIab in Se!tion 9 in Goliims
bia sOpnihip. (5isuer 81; 81.
Die groDiosnt Sdpings .. II. Z.
80. 9ruiise an Wnrgaret arimmer,
Got 202 in Tlabiion plate unierabs
i9ellung, CStelier 50c); 81.
0iron 70. SerH an Snmes g.
5ern. Got 13 in glorippob 0ier uns
tero6theiIung. (Sieier 5ot); 81.
5rant g. 6anIsImann an Sba 6.
6anielmonn. 40 BEL 123 Sub an Der
Deitieits bon Gurii.lb 2Dtnut, fsrnsr,
81 BEL 125 TSuB on Der Sitfeiie Der
Weas Strabs auf prics 5il. (Steusr
Soc; 81.
2ioo gsb1mer an Sbd 6. 5anIels
mann. Got 139 imb 1bsil BON aot
140 in Sorab Roore's lnterabtheis
lung uuf price Sin. (Siauer 5o);
81.
'freberid 80. areismdnn an 2sud
unb gbarles S6peiber, 25 Bel so
TuB an Der QOrbisiie Der Glisd Stras
BE, so Sub Diili9 Der 5nliteob Stras
Be, (Steutr $3.50; $4,000.
pauI q. palmiianc an GGtbrine
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Ser Meiiter 1T aui iIrlaub.

Die ,gsrIiner WprssHpof!" per0f.
feRtli6t fOIsenbes uHmutbisss S.im'
mungsbilb ous Der Gebsr Don g. u,
Dupont:
9ds mar cine 5reube in BEN fpobl'
riedsHbsn garbierlaben. uls Der Mei'
iier aui urlaub mar. Die @sfeu.r
ireuisn ii6, bic aunoen freuten iiH,
aber am msiiten frtuts iih - es mar.
ia aud gar nidt anb,rs bea.bar -
bic alte Wlutter. Die aIte Wtuti.r, bi,
einsn 70 juHssn Msifisr ibr,n Sobu
nannts. 9enn Der rWeiiier" SG6lts
tnapp erit ie4suhb3panSis Sabre. ga
mar Elm blonber, itrammer Meni6 mid
blautn augsn unb einem itbr fiIsn
Munbpsri auf bem re4ten Sled. 9dE
Raji.rmsFer fiibris CT 10 lsiht unb
Ii6er ipie sinen gsigenboeeH, unb in
isinsn Jriiuren lag unspeifslbuft Elm
,tiiniil.rii6sr Gamib". Die SHUTTER
beg jungsn Wleiiters FAB Gag nm Gag
unb Gtunbe nm Stunbe binter Dem
.leinsn bOIsernsH puli. duf benz in gols
benen 9u9iiaben bag Mort .aaHe"
iianb unb famm.Ii. iorsfdltig bic
grOi6m, bic bas sutsebeHbs 8ef&dft
sintrug.
2lls bann I'm 2lusuii Der aries fam.
;ps Der iungs Wsiitsr ben ipsib.n Ritz
tel aus unb idliipfts in ben griineu
gcd b.s Garbsfaiiser. Gifr bas Ras
fiermsH.r, bas sr aus Der 5unS lesis.
i4uIterte sr bas gsiptbr. Inter bensn.
bic an bic Jront singen. mar .r Der
eriten elmer. Die alte Wfuitsr binter
Der aaFs iab Gag nm Gag. Stunbe
nm Stunbe auf ibrm Stubl nit bem
eebliimten aattuntiifen, bic per!orpsrte
9ulbidmtsit, in itster GefoBiheit.
Damn iomen bi. sroben Gage Der
erft,n srObsn Gisss, unb iiber bds 8e'
fid,t Der alien Grou siHg es lpie elm
Wetierleu9ten. 9a mar CT aud babel;
gu ben Si.ssrn, bic mir bier beiubtlteH.
sshSrss iby Sobn. Der Sar@ bts frab..
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@rnnbeise SppOtbsteu.
Rsuetusetruasn

Rsusinsetrassn
4uauii 9. Gimme an fireman gioe.
6. Ii. 9. Co.. $500.
Martin Mr6ale an R. R. gr.s.
nan, 500.
either Z. Wbiielnip on Someitsab
g. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Tront Mlsnhen an glorib sairs
mount aOcal 6. II. 9. Co.. $500.
sSobn 8Dbn an Saepb 5onnert,
SAT-.
Gam. aasar an ;Jruni 81. pug5.
$736.
Wsareus glefhsOpsiq an Grani o.
Benton, s25oo.
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guianna 9. eofdari an eOuibtrn

Suidnna 3. 6aihdrt on Scuibtrr
| Ohio 6. II. 2. SO, $2200.
| gIdnhe Z. Wbits an bo., $500.
gbparb 9rnnboff an Gosmcpolii
tan 3. ii. e. Co., $6500.
DO. an bc.. $500.
DO. an bo., $500.
sSbn 0snte an aetipe 3. II. g. SO.
$120.
Rofa n. Salf an bo.. 5000.
9lbiaail Coleman an gofinger uRt
Sooptins. 5000.
.Sba 81. gruui an Mabiion 3. u.
SO. 2. $2250.
Gbfporo 8. gliebous an 6ome ..
ii. z. Co., 500.
2llits Spence al ct. gernarb PRO-
ereiiipe 9. ii. 6. ". Co., $500.
Mdrp Q. 6oiptins an Central y.
Ii. 8. Co., $500.
esab Weib an Rarp ". S6ooi,
$1,000.
Charles 6. Galbpea an gerndnio
y. U. no. 3. $2500.
alernnber Ui. Sarpuot an Star
3. u. Ro. 3 Co., 5000.
.SnIia gpfmann an alpha y. II. I.
Co.. $500.
Wlanrice I. GoffeD an Gnisrpriie
3. u. Co.. $1,000.
William z. gluboIpb an Yli Sopfs
oui 9. ii. e. Co., $4500.
Do. an Rarp Z. McSus9, $500.
glarente SIooen al 5dmiltoH
Gcuntp RdiioraI 8ant, 5000.
2trtbur .. 6auier al Miami Q. Il.
9. Co.. $28Oo.
.9opib a.. Sonss oil Gait enb 9.
u. Co.. S1375.
6anrnb 6. Gcutbgate an SoHle
Snpinas 8ont Co., $4,000.
9etilgte 6npo tbeien.
sfcfspb 9Raesl an polar g. Il. ..
Co.. 500.
2lrauii 6. Gimme an Grsman ape.
g. II. y. Co.. $1,000.
Splomon 10. GptrInn an Glmrpooo
gSldes &. II. 3. Co., $1,000. -
eaa Wlonroe on SIT. goams .. II.
6. H.. $500.
Wm. fSdain on Ran Wlarip. 5000.
Gitber &. Whitslaip oil bO.. $1,000.
@uiiao ". 5umlsr on gDeit.rn
German gdnf. $500.
stohn r. asgloub an sgbia Smith.
$3.50.
s,Obn 81. gerrp an glida.l e.
eroips. 1920.
Gbparo 9ruHbOff all Sa. g. u.
3. 60. $4,000.
Do. an DO. $1,000.
stba N. grun. an 5sIsn u. pisres.
$235.
Do. an $. .. Orr, $500.
Sotn GosbI an apdlaHb Wpomins
9. II. e. So. $1,000.
peter &. 2hn6 an Ct. Bernard
3. II. g. &c.. $1,000.
6. .. Bed an be-. $3.50.
Dc. an DO, $40OO.
Gbas. s. Ssb an alics gaIbpin,
$4,000.
Ghas. 6. GaIbipsu on grmauid
9. u. SO. 8. $1,000.
Rob.rt gD. Sumpbrsps \ an Sous
tbsrn GsiO SGoinss gans Co..
$1,000.
gDm. 6, 2oiina.r an GiucinHatus
g. II. 3. Co.. $500.
@m. Z. Rubolpb an Gnierprife
.. u. Co.. $1,000.
sSioac Z. 9reeu an Georgs g.
$500.
Sus. n. SoIl.nbrssr on enterprtis
3. u. Co.. $1,000.
6orae. Subbnib an aibsraI 8. u.
3. Co.. $500.
Sannab g. Goutbsute on College
Din 9. II. 3. Co., $500.
Bertha 6. Sarpis on Marp 5off'
man. Sl40.
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an, inbem er iifl. in feinem nod MD!
poqltdnbig ousseidlufenen Hauj9,
pirilib einbilbei, bic SSene sefpieli
su Aaben; .aeben Sic &aum, pber i'd
renne sic iiber ben Saufen!"
limb bamit fdumelte er auf bic
gii6ne, no er nit fploiialem geifoll
empTonaen ipirb.
Der qeriibrte aiinitler perbeiigt iid,,
bab Die lungen. grauen 5eoern feines
.6ems bcinabs oenSouffleuriaiien Be-
riibren, uno bd Der glppldlls ni6t en-
ben min. bleibt er in einem Aompli
mentirer. bis bic brei arleser nit ben
6sQebarbsn ibn gsipoItidm pon oet
Yiibne orGngsn.
.8ptt, ipel9er abeno!" lallt Nod
meier; nes Il; Der fdonite meines gnns
gen Sebens!"
S1oratio, Bernardo uno UlarcelIus
brinaen i'm nit Mii5c in feline Gar
oerobe suriid, mo er i0iort nieoer in
ieinsn tootena6nIihtn S9ldf Ders
Intt.
Der 9orhong muf allen; Der Re
qiiieur tritt Dor unb 5ittet. neil Elm
Nlitalieo pI0bli6 tran! aeporoen iei,
I'm einipe Wlinuten aiiissr Gebulo.
Die RoQe oes @siites uirb fdnea bon
einsm anoeren ShauipIsIer ibernoms
men. uno bas Stiit Uimmt enbIiH
lpieoer isinen 6oriaan1.
gero Semper ipeiB dr nift, ipie er
Ii6 bic geItidte ertl3ten ioI; abtr
bus 1T ibm aud Siemlip sleid, ipeii
er f1 iber ale Mtubcr 5eluiti9t bat.
Den appi bintsuiibcr leoriidt, bos
ooranon i'm 9tuss. NIT i4leniernoen
grmen lGuit sr liberal btrum, ieinen
freuno 6Oie gu eripo5ta; bod psrges
bens.
Nadosm oas @ini, bintsr ben
GOuIliIen ubaeiubt. tcnmt er enbIin
auf bic ,Ibse. binunt,, in bic Soneis
torei gu Qs6en, geidei, .tson.
9tber aud in biefer .du5enben aes
tsnsoeriiiblnasanitaIi ,.'ne Spur BON
oem ebrlitsn gIoiebalga.
.gla, oas III bod abe msrtfpiirbie!"
osntt Der DeinreiIsroe. bic bpbe
Stirns in beiorate Taten siebenb;
.er fann bod nidt uni..9tbar sepors
ben fem.
SHbsm er nod 10 ite5! unb iimns
lirt, ipiro pIoblt9 eins nisOrise 1biir,
bic untsr ods gObium iibrt, pon ins
nsu auf9eitob,u, unb safe tritt NIT
einsm pabren grmeniiinoerseii6i aus
berisIben berpor.
Sofort Iobert bic fTr,tOs ipieber in
Ssmpsr's 3ii9en duf.
.Ra. ba iinb Sic ia. Sis 1aufenbs
iuia." risi sr, auf isr,n S9iibline
susilsnO unO ibn itijrniih an bi.
grpit prsfenb; .lpas 515s ib Sbnen
asiaat2 49, 6absn Si, i5 niti gang
toitbar auriiiirt2"
.9tul - Ss ihuu mir peb!" ftObns
ts 6ais tIdgIi6. inbsn a iid ionft
aus Der lmarmung lcsna6te; lid
fiibIs isbm gnOasn IL uleinem 2eis
be-"
Sempsr be'um ,ir,n Stred unb
fab ibn Iib jsbt crit aeuau an. @eIh
beiammernspertbes Bib!
6aie's it0nts, b.onbes Saar fab
arau aus, ais psnn Ct ii6 Qftle aufs
5auet aeitrCt bate; iibsr bic glafe
goa it9 ein dufeuer Sa.iel:
Der glHsua mar ara btfdmust unp
Elm RodihOpb tisi siHseriiisn.
nWas mub id isbsH?" fragile Gems
per beiorlnibpOq.
.Spdtsr. IisbsrJrsaub, fpdtsr", ants
pprtsts Suis tIsinIuui; si.st srfiilsn
Sic mir DOT allen 0inaen bic Bite
lHb brinusn sic mid ftbleuuigit fort
BON bier -. mad 6auis :. nur nud
6auie.l"
80 pOtI in meins Wpbnung",
tisf Ssmpsr; Id nil slsih cine
0roit.s bsitsl,HllA
(JoriisBung foIet.)
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%. palmiiano. so Bel 14O Gub al
| Der yiorbieiie Der Gin 9lpenue, be
:, itebenb aus Got AZ in gmiline Seb
GERS llnterabibeiluns in Rornoob
! (Steiier $D; 81.
2ueIla s.. 2emon au Sbo W
grunf, Got 8 in 3. 8. aemon's In
terabtbetluns in Reptoipn, (Steuel
| 81; 81.
5reb. $. giSbinger an 0drren y
Steele. a Sabre pa1t bonn /. Wdr;
1915. aaf 100 BEL so SSub In GettioT
l6 in Wbitepater 9opnibip. SdbrIi6,
Wlisthe $40.
Willinm ,. 6enberIon on Snmts
W. yine. Cor AZ in Rorlpopb sbsisbt.
llnterabtbsilung, (Steusr 500; 81.
5berefa Qerf an CLARA 81. 9rifl
itths, 40 bei lao Sub an Der Oitr
feite uDn 3fimble Qpsnus, 1S0 5uf
iubIih pon Crane 9lpenue in Tori
lpoOb. (Stslisr 81: 81.
elizabeth Stoeppel an Sisp1en no
foff. % bel IT'S Jub an Der Wsit-
ieite bon girginia Npenue in CUNT
ff,insbilIe, 81.
Sdrah 6. ifoote an Gbitb g. Dan,
sin unastbeilies 1s6 Sntsreiie in 19
bei 80 sfub an Der Sftieits Der Mals
nut SttoBs, nabe Der 5ront Strabs,
| (Stener 50r); $3.50.
Barrie D. Crane, gom'r. an glle.
ranbsr W. 6arpupt. Got 33 in Der
l5ipeiieu untsrdbtheilung BON GIisabstb
u. Wius' llntsrabthsiIuna an Srimbl.
apenue, (Stsusr sly; $3.50.
Sune 9dntonit on 5dnnie Smitb
unb GaiFius pnntouft, sin Gtiid 9ano
an Der We2Ibams Gfrdbs in Sstticn
80 in Sp,ntsr 9opnibip, (Stsuer
SOC; 81.
Rettie 8. forb an @iIidm Sbas
ron uno Sames SdteIps, 2 subr.
unb 8 Mlonats pa6t BON l. 9luauit
1917. duf aaben bt.ouni nls No. S1l
Central gIDsnue. monatlids glisibe.
S115.
Suliet Burt an William u. Ius
der. 25 BEL 100 SuB an Der Siifeite
Der Spmmfs Sirabs, Gds Der WlOrs
aan Strabs, (Stsuer SOC; 81.
g. 6. 6arpuot an RoIpb SO. unb
@ilbsImina e. 2esptT. 1beil BON Cots
IA uno 70 in Soispb ainiep's 5peis
ter lInterabtheiluna an ainiep gpes
nue.. (Steuer 50c); 81.
goioe Gmerion an gspbolb 9.
giericn. 9htiI pom Got 43 in 2nisbfs
llnterabtb,iIuna in college 5il,
(Stsusr So; 81.
gIifforo g. Dluener, gbm'r. an
Tl. 2. 6oiisn .Sr.. Got l6 in Sspsit
unb 5erris' llnierabibeiluus in Gin
lpoOb. $1,000.
Warp e. Goobin an GIi3abetb guns
Ter. Cots 500 unb SIG in Games unO
Sahs' llnisrobiheilun5 in Spbs
qari. (Stsusr 50c); 81.
Catherine @snbei an sSOhn unb
nora Whits. Got 26 in 8. ". 9obI.'s
spsiter llnisrabtbeiIung in Glen
9rpps, (Stsuer 81; 81.
Soroee g. Subouth an Wininm
W. glOr;sr, II bel 100 Jub an Der
9prbfei;s Der GIiSab.ib Sirabs,
(5isuer $3); 81.
Morp s. Saigle an Wiaiam W.
gort.r, II BEL 100 6ub an Der Siios
ieits Der Gb.itnui Strabs. Is CUB
ipsitlid Der Sobn Sirute (Si.usr
$3); 81.
Gianlep SirltbIe. Qbm'r. on gIas
renee 9lapen IL. 4ub.. 40 ader 2nnp
IN Setiien q in Widmi ScpHihip.
$3.50.
Seifis g. 9oosmorib, per S1eriff
an artbur 80. 9upis. 40 b.i 115 SUB
an Der Gideits Der WaI.er Str. auf
Wt. 4uburn. S111.
5bomas ReaausbIiu, per Shtriff
on DO, 30 bel 100 5ub on Der D.its
ieits Der Snmmes Sirabe. sipiiten
Ronrpe unb W1nitpu Sirabs. SAL.
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sGs oGmmert". Gin arisos.
tbcilnshmer itrst6t in Der ,aiIer
ariegssitllng": sd fdnb Dor sinigen
3Gpen eiHe Brau50iiH - cine Glters
Dame oeg 6auiss, in benz i'd etnquars
tier! bin - finueno Dor Der neueiteH
Grie0storte (herou5geQeben BON ner
8ereiriaunq fir prioats arisgsbulfe
in Uiin6enl. sic ituoirte eirge6eno
bic ROTH einqessianets ShIa4tfrcnt
i'm @eiteH. 2tla fic mid sepabrte,
'iaate fie, bab bic SdIaftfront in uHs
ierer Geqsno nuh ihreu geobaatuns
gen itimme. urn Tie runme6r5 aud
CLAUDE, Oab rie RuFen i'm Often ni6t
mebr in De,ti6larb pdrsn. S6re ne.
aterurg battle fortgefeBt bns Bolt
fur6t6dr unb unber5siflit bsIpgen.
Sis iprah aud ferner aug, hab bic
Grdr5oisn 3um sr0bten She'll iest
panS anosrs iibs- bic 9cuti6en bad,
ten sic Ieien ieBt bon SsrSen fro9
bdribsr, Onb nidt GnglGnoer unb Sns
Der on Stelse Der 8eutT6en 6ds frdns
aoirffc @ebist beiest bislten~
2ie6ensp iirbise arittt.
9eors: rSie iirst ipuuOsrba=, ni6t
pa6r%
Sans: 80 ia, fpenn iie iiust, miiTIen
Die 5eniter gefblohen rperben.
m
SeOrg: rqlber tparum bsnn2"
9ans: sic finst 10 fiib, boB iOsar
'is GIisssu augsIOdt perbsu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10

garres ais aobrtbner
Der Seutidtn. Wldrie. 9arres
lsiiartitsli i'm rg@o be pnris' unisr
bem 1iisl Die JraBoien miFn fd3
CUTE GisenIhefisn Der GeuiIdsn ans
sign,n". gafres tnipii an ben Brief
einss bdnif1sn Trsunbes an. Der ben
6ran5oisn bic Ra6obmuns Der beuts
Ibsn Msthobsn tmpfisbIt. Der olte
9tuiidenbaFer ertldri ;ufiimmenb, bic
iSran5Dfsn bdttsn bic pfiidi. Don ben
9sutihsn Organization. 9is5iplin
unb Mttbcbe 5u lernen. Ismonb
tonne bic seHiaIs Orsaniiirunaslunit
Der 9eutiG5sn Islsnen. sic oifenbure
iid aud in Der glrt, tDis bi. 9,uif6en
iih in ben bei.bisn 9beiI.n aronf.
reifs sinri6ieisH. garres erfldrt.
ielbit I'M Gale bss Gi,ses ipiirb,n bic
sransofsn nn9 bem aries bic gsfita.
ten fein, ipeHn is niti ibr Croanifa.
tionsinlsnt pisbsrfinbsn, obns baB BE
llsbtripinbung Gtutitlanbs I'm frisbs
Ii4fn msittrsit uumscti& jsL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10
Eemilleton.
S(5uuere ;3eitell.
Momnn BON ausuit Sammer.

giomnn BON ausuii 9ammer.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-11-07
TURKS TAKE ARMENIAN SCHOOLS
Letter of American Missionary Tells
of Many Cruelties.

Letter of American Missionary Tells
of Many Cruelties.
A letter from an American mission
ary published October 16 in an Arme-
nian weekly newspaper in New York,
translated by Leon Ardzrooni, instruc-
tor In economics In the University,
gives some details of the conditions in
Harpoot seat Of the best colleges in
Armenia.
The college, called the Euphrates
school. represents a large investment
of American capital. Concerning the
present conditions Of the college, the
missionary, whose name was with
held from publication, writes:
Seven of the eight large buildings
Of the college are in the hands Of the
Turks. l cannot say what the exact
amount Of our loss in money Is. There
does not seem to be the slightest in
dication that any Of the buildings will
be returned to us.
"Two-thirds of the girl students and
seven-eights Of the men have been de-
ported. Most of these girls are held
In Turkish harems and all the men
have been killed. One of our Oldest
professors, who has seen thirty-five
years of service, was arrested May 1.
While in prison his mustache and
beard were plucked from their roots.
He was allowed to go unfed and final
ly killed after being subjected to a Sc
we're beating. Professor Loolajian,
who studied at Cornell and Yale, was
subjected to similar treatment.
There is still handful Of people
left and it seems to US that something
must be done for them. beseech you,
in the name of humanity, to use
strong measures to obtain the permis-
sion Of the Turkish government
through the American ambassador to
save this remnant Of a wrecked popu-
lation."
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-11-07
Sixty Join Security Organization.

Sixty Join Security Organization.
Sixty members were initiated into
the Columbia Lodge of the Knights
and Ladies of Security at meeting in
the Thilo Building last night. At the
meeting were fifty knights and Ia
dies from Moberly, who came to Co.
lumbia to become acquainted with the
members of the local lodge. After a
secret session, supper was served and
a program of entertainment given.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-11-07

cry thirty or thirty-five.
Columbia is now spending approx
imately $4,000 each year for educa-
tional purposes, or an average of $40
for each student In the high school
and $lS for each grammar school STU
dent. Kansas City spends approx
imately $S5 per high school student
and $40 per grammar school student.
To give the greatest service to the
school-going children of this city. Co
lumbia should spend at least $50 per
high school student and $50 per grade
student. or total of about $4,000
yearly"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-11-07

1t is costing Canada $1,000 to re-
cruit, train and maintain each man II
sends to the front And it costs many
times that to kill a man.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-11-07

Tom Bodine of the Paris Mercury
thinks that with a shave and a sham
poo Carranza would make fairly de-
cent looking corpse.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-11-07

From the point of view of some un-
dergraduates, the faculty appears to
be an incumbrance upon the joys of
college life," says the Atlantic Month
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-11-07

Ohio, which holds second place in
number of automobiles registered,
is logical when it devotes all the in
come from the automobile department
to state road work.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-11-07

bar is taking dancing lessons on the
sly, with no scathing denunciation of
the proposed legislation by the City
Council against the Coca Cola evil.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-11-07

The Joplin Globe says editorially
that gasoline will go farther to the
gallon when the car is run at speed
Of fifteen miles an hour than at sixty.
If some Columbia automobile owners
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-11-07

schools, higher sal
aries must be paid
to the teachers and
the number of teach
ers increased. At
present, we have one
teacher to every fifty
students, W h erea 8
the proportion should
ho opo foochor 70 av-
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-11-07

No one should kick on Missouri
weather. If he just waits, he can have
any brand to his taste.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-11-07

The John N. Taylor Garage reports
the sale of 1916 REQ to R. l.. Crump
of Centralia, Mo. Adv.