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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22

This request had 10 do with the pub
lie belief that young Belgians were to
be sent to Germany 10 serve In the army.
Gov. Won Hunen had Won Lutwitz, mill
tary governor of Brussels, with him
when the Cardinal arrived. Both gov
errors shrugged their shoulders and
cried, What do you Suppos we want
with young Be!gians? We don't want
them! Our army is organized and how
do you think We can put YOU young
men In II? And more, we do not know
If we could count on them"
II said to myself" the Cardinal
Archbishop said, there you are right.
Thereupon | wrote to my clergy "A cir
cular letter bidding them return To their
parishes. Thousands OF men. women
and children were penned in halls and
churches in Holland. living in a pro-
miscuity which was fatal. physically
and morally. SO | tranquillized them
in my letter. assuring them in the name
OF the German Governor that no harm
would be lone to the young people"
When Won der Goltz was appointed
Governor, the Cardinal visited him &c
obtain % the Liberation OF priests de.
ported - Germany, 81 the calming
peoples minds as TO difficulties the young
might meet. 90 that in case German
regulations were broken by individuals
a whole community should not be held
responsible.
Won der Goltz called upon the Card
nal, agreed To MS requests. and gave
him. at his desire, a written ratification
binding himself and his successors. THE
terms of the ratification We're somcwha'
ague." The Cardina! g mmented. blu
sufficient"
Nevertheless. the Germans a rested
the priest e ~Eppeghem, near Malines
and two of his parishioners, because =
sho: had been fired When the 'ardina
wrote to Won der Goltz about the Incl
dent, the Governor replied that the three
had already been released.
Won Kissing succeeded as Governor
and brought a letter OF recommendation
from cardinal Won Hartmann, Arch
bishop of Cologne. who said 81 hav,
known Gen o Kissing "A Ions time. II,
Is a loyal man and eager to ease tn
wounds Of Belgium" Here is cardina
Mercier's account of his first visit to III,
new Governor. to ask for the freedom o
certain priests and school teachers still
prisoners in Germany and for the Gov
ernor's intercession In behalf of Coun
Jean de Merode. Grand Marshal Of III,
Belgian court, and the countess. prls
oners in their mansion at Brussels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
POLICE
JUDGE is DEAD

One OF sea,tie's hes, known
men for IS years. Is dead today
Judge Thomas Hart cann.
police Judge during 10 OF the
sors, years Seattle ever knew,
committed suicide Monday az
ternoon by taking earholie acid
Eis BODY ~as found Monday
night. 200 fee, from his home.
at 3057 45th ave. S. W.
ne was 81 years old. and for
long time had been worrying
over failing health ard financial
difficulties.
on an envelope found tn bis coat
pocket he had written Worse
This morning. Oct % No chance
for recovery
As was his custom. he went Tor
a walk shortly after noon. Monday
When evening came aud he bad
not returned. a search was lustitut.
ed Neighhors found his body. By
means Of lanterns
Judge Cam sat on the police
bench from is9t until 1904. during
the time when the city ran side
open. Infamous and notorious
characters OF the old underworld
Seattle knew in those DAYS passed
many times before him
Later he entered the Law urac
tice here He was a charter mem
Der and for time president Of the
Pioneers Association OF Washing
ton. and when he died was score
tary and q member Of the board oi
trustees OF that organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26

ragement with the Emprons theatre
aud has been 20 remarkably 70
ce.ved ~ every performance this
week that. Ia an probability she
viii be asked tn consider hiliins
over the Orphrum Circuit
Tells Of War Experiences
Some Of her experiences In Paris.
y here. as n var nurse she saw
many intimate friends return from
the batti" front v.,undrd by Ger
man bullets. she related az the rear
OF ihe Empress Monday afternoon
Most 90 the bows come homo
wounded In the head. she said
So many 81 Thorn got their eyes
shot ont This ia because most OF
the fighting s done in the trenches.
where only the head is exposed 10
the cnemyA fire
She Says lt's Horrible
II was horrible. that 10 an J can
say 81 10
One boy told mo thoy had buried
the dead alongside the trenches.
which later were raked hy German
sheils exposing the bodies He
said the odur was SO uncomfortable
that he lcRpcd from his trench and
fell back under a terrific fire in
which he was wounded
Miss Farmer. or Miss Gardner. az
she IL called on the stage WIS
studying voice in Paris 90 the time
war Was declared
When tho Germans came so near
Parls. right at the start she said
the authorities placed another
woman and myself with lot Of
Others In q cattle car bound Tor
Bordeaux The trip ordinarily takes
but few hours but &c took that
car four days. We slept on the
floor. huddlcd together, with very
little 20 cover us
Paris today. Miss Farmer says. Is
dun. except to tho oung girls, most
OF whom have English Tonnes.
as they call tho English soldiers
az their escorts
They visit the cafes and hold oc
casional nights OF revelry. but. Miss
Farmer says. the people secmingly
have forgotten all about dress and
style
Miss farmers people live here
She has brother. George * Far
ner. employed by the Milwaukee en-
cheering department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
You Want Your Dental
Work Done by a DEN
fist and the Best One
to Be Had

You can't afford to take chances
with your toetU-athcy Hr" one ~
your most precious ppsaeHHiGus. and
they have most vital bearing nu
your health and appearance Rs well.
And whom Your teeth need attention.
nF they are bound go. sooner or later.
Fou certainly want the most expert
dentist uhtHiuHhlc go do YOUR WORK
Ana tine most expert dental ser
vice iH cNnrtlf what We offer you.
and the ONLY Kind we offer YOU
Every operator $40 this office Is nn
expert every operator hHH grad
untod from tho best dental colleges.
and has passed tho examination of
the state dental board. Every oper-
.ator foo this office has his certificate
from the state dcntul board hanging
right on the wall in front ~ his
dental chair. lu plain sight
only the best uf materials are
used here. only the most improved
and scientific ~ up-to-dRte patules
methods also. which enable ne TO
perform the most difficult dental
operations without pain to the pa
tlcnt
Al our prices urr tho lowest all
Ways. HH n ls q fundamental priu
rlplc with this office that we viii
lrt mo- one undcrhid us on price
Furthermore. We give YOU writ g..
ton and signed ironclad guarantee
with your work signed not only hv
the operator who did your work btt
also bv t. r clark -. - S.. owner
and manager ~ this office. go we
fcol perfectly justified in saying to
YOU that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
FAMOUS DOLLY"
CASE B0BS UP

SAN FRANCISCO. oct %
Whether Lieut. Col VIM r. Tucker.
former husband Of DOLL" Logan.
daughter Of Gen Vim 4 Logan.
will be reinstated In the 4. s.
army. will be decided soon by an
examining board TO meet at Van.
Couver barracks
Mrs. Tucker. in 1907. began TO
attack her husband. writing to the
war department and naming ~ his
affinity, Mrs Myrtle Plat. widow
Of an army Lieutenant She had
Tucker arrested once for non.eup-
port. In 1905 she obtained q dl.
yorcc. and the same year Tucker
was retired July 8, 1909 Tucker
married Mrs Plat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
HART is K0NORED

Prof Joseph X Hart. Of seabeck.
will be guest Of honor at a supper
Tuesday night at the Womens Ex.
change. 20b Union st.. whore he
will be entertained by George f..
CotterIll. w. - Lane. Adella Par.
ker and Row SIDNEY Strong Others
are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
THIS is NOTHING
TO LAUGH ABOUT

Only two or three dsys 10 get a
drink before the state goes DIS.
mourncd George Gerrtck. when. sen.
tehccd 10 So dayu IN TIE stncNnde
by Justice Hrlnkrr Tuesday Ger
rick is the man whose wifc took
him for a walh the other day The
walk terminated a. the city jail.
whore he Naa arrested on war.
rant sworn ont last July charging
him with abandonment and non
support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
DRY" LAW IS
UP TO COURT

OLYMPIA. Oct. % Washing
tons dry" Law is today in the
hands OF the supreme court on its
last appeal. and with Il all tho
facts In the appeal of the initiative
and referendum amendment to the
constitution under which II was
adopted
after attorneys representing
both the state and VI. 4 X. Colt.
stein. Seattle liquor dealers. who
attacked the constitutionallty OF
the law. had closed their arEu.
nents Monday afternoon. the su-
preme court took the case under
advisement.
Attorney Dudley G. Wooten. rep
resentinK the appellants. said the
law Disseminated In favor Of drug.
gists and against hotel residents.
hut was replied to by Assistant At
torney General Thompson. who
stated that the point might be in
teresting. but could have no bear
ing on the suit because another
Law regulated druggists.
The state ia expected today 20
file its reply brief to points made
by Attorney James 3. Howe, who
contended that under the initiative
amendment, the laws made by the
people go In force In 30 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
he CL0UTS DOCTOR
WITH BASEBALL BAT

We'll. all I've got 20 say rs that
n he comes around again he'll get
tho same treatment announced
George Thomas. ianitnr at the
Queen Anne court. % West Caller
arrested by Constable Jim shannon.
Tuesday. on warrant sworn out
By DR.. Charles ". Warwick. who
charges Thomas hit him across the
forehead with a big league baseball
bat
Thomas says Warwick came to
his apartments. announcing he was
looking for some one. and that the
doctor kicked the door IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
EVERETT GIRL
ADMITS CRIMES

EVERETT. Oct. 2e.-Fuil con.
fessior Of eight holdups In Es-
erett was made today 20 the
police BY i7.year-oid Violet
Udell. when she found that her
boy companion, John sarff. g.
was trying 70 turn all blame on
himself. The hoidup that
proved her vndoins vas pulled
OF Saturday night o. n.
Shaver, proprietor Of 4 grocery
store she tried 10 rob. captured
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
swell. JOB

BREMERTON, oct GA spe.
cial delegate 10 congress To pro.
tect interests of the Bremerton
navy yard viii be solicited by the
Commercial club Thursday He
win be paid $500 a month and cx.
penses for the work as long as he
can do good for the yard,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
CRIES FOR help
HEARD FROM LOT

The police are puzzled Tuesday
over the origin OF several cries for
help heard late Monday night by
T.. ]. Carmody, OF 1854 John ST.
The cries came from vacant lot
near his home He investigated.
but could find nobody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
At GOO A DOZEN!

Mrs Nellie Kier. who operates a
restaurant a. 1896 broadway. dis.
covered an awful mess when she
opened Tor business Tuesday morn
Ing Burglars had entered the place
aud after eating al Ify wanted
had smashed dozens Of eggs on the
floor and had hurled pies AGAINST
tho walls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
PLAN CARn pARrX

Mrs j. -. iloughton, 10 18th ave.
a., viii give a card party Wednes.
day afternoon from c'Nu q Every
ono is Invited The proceeds Of the
party viii be used TO buy coal for
the Ladies Of the G. a. r. home at
Puyallup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
Nj HAS JlNx

Mayor Gin and Attorney Frank
Hammond Monday night patron
ICED the 81 Mary's church bazaar.
10th ave. $ and Lane ST. Mayor
GIN lost on everything he tool, a
chance at aud Hammond won CIV.
orythiug The bazaar win continue
until SATURDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26

Mrs Mary Pamais OF san Fran
cisco killed Michael Weinstein, a
cIppIe. with Ratchet and then
hacked up bits body and hid II IN a
box couch In her home
Weinstein was In love with Mrs,
pamais and wanted her 20 elope
with him. she asserts
When she refused he attacked
her. she claims. and she slew him
10 protect herself She Is % years
old
After arguing with his wife an
night. Pamais. motorman, finally
prevailed upon the woman TO give
herself un 70 The police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
NIGHTS GRIMES

Arthur Hundcr and Edward Lun.
din. 5lst ave. $ and Fountain st. F..
we're held mp by n masked gunman
near their home. Monday evening.
and relieved Of $40 There we're
AT least e,ght other burglaries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
CHANGE CIRCUIT

The International league may ask
for permission TO include Hartford
and Springfield. Mass. in the
circuit next season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
INVESTIGATING
FACTORY fire

PITTSBURG. Oct 2s.--Federal.
state and county officials began In
yestigations today 10 determine re-
sponsibility in the Union Box Co.
fire yesterday. which cost - lives.
Rotten fire hose was blamed I'M
part for the tragedy. II delayed
the firemen's work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
HOLD MEETING FOR ALIENS

The naturalization classes OF the
Y. ~ c A. will be reorganized and
the work will be taken up on a
larger scale at a special meeting
"Wednesday evening. Judge Net
erer viii give an address TO pros.
pectiye citizens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
Regal Dental Offices

Dr. l.. u. Clark, Manager,
IiO5 Third Ave, n. W. Cor. ThIrd
and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26
SEATTLE GIRL
TELLS OF WAR
Singer at Empress Gave Ser
vices as Nurse for Six
Months in Paris
MANY EYES SHOT OUT

Direct from Paris war hospital.
here for siX months she gave her
services AZ nurse. undergoing IN.
told hardHhipA aud Witnessing
scenes OF unHpeasable horror. Miss
Bertha Gardner Farmer. OF 1901
First ave. W, has returned Ia Sc.
attic to be hcrnldod as the musical
find ~ the season.
Miss Farmer has accepted an en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-26

Don't use torches 10 thsu water
pipes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-27

I0InVTt VU0TnII0nt-I ~ IaItlr
prices M the various grades NJ cattle
are approximately MS follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-27
CnITnN

NeW Nofk Cotton
NEW YORK, Aug - There was a re-
nrWN OF the buying movement ia the
cotton market thls morning with demaud
more general than Tor months past and
after opening a. an advance VI 10 I
points 0ctlve months sold some " ~ n
points above last nights closing flp
ures during the first minutes. January
contracts went through the ten cent level
10 1905 Tor the first time since the de
cllne Ia practically the 0.cent levcl early
last July while October sold at ph M
more than 500 per bale above the low
level NJ last Monday Prospects for nm
thcr unsettled weather M the south tnlk
NJ m Improving foreign demand and pt
pectatons NJ bulllsh government rrou
report we're the hulish features
Realizing and reports ot httle south
ern selling caused OnN slight. reactions
after the early advance nnd the huvinr
movement continued late IN the morning
With the encouragement Of unfnyornhl,
weather reports and predictions that M
government condition figures ON Mnnd,,
would show q deterioration NJ M leasl
seven pet cent Tor tho month October
contracts sold up 90 VA December tn nn,
aud January 10 1907. orr 30 10 ~ polnt.
net higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-27
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-27
EINANCINI

NEW YuK. Aug 20 Heavy dealing
lu roppers constituted the uhlrf feature
NJ todny's early trading Interest CON
yprged around Tennessee copper Witch
closed Yesterday nt 90 % met gain NJ ~,
points TndnY's firsf sale vns Inn share,
et MO followed hy 1900 ot 5iua1 later
transactions CARRYING Do un tn G0ig then
hack in 5p, Ttah opened NJ asa CO. OSA
d maximum gain Of 49,. other promlnehl
issues ln the metal group Included nutte
guperlnr. Inspiration Hnd American
smelling United states steel opened at
moderate advance. but soon rprpded
Amoug tho distinctive was issues gains
of one 10 3 points we're mudc hv Westlng
house. American Can. American ear and
New York Airhrhkos
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-27

When YOU yawn a good deal In the
daytime feel dun achpy ana want ~
stretch frequently II Is mmlstakahlp
symptom ~ malaria, Ond unless YOU
do something az once you are booked
for a spell ~ chllls HERBINE Is r
chill medicine that will prevent ol
cure the disease II drives out m,
impurities on which the muloriRl geru
thrives, strengthens the liver nnJ
cleauses the bowels. Price 1Or Sold
NV Wcstfan Drug Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-27

Nur,r OI suEHIrtrs sALE OFIANn
tNnER FORECLOSURE o.
MORTGAGE
pub Weekly ilmo, Aug rs lu &c. Sept
g. 1879
In the nIsiriUi Court iu and fur oklahoma
county. state uf oklahoma \ No.um.
plaintiff W u y Guruud lnel unr
lnnd. j e. Rarr. ollie Lou Barr A
Matthews and A n CurrlFun executors
M The Estate NJ T. Davis. deceased
Union Trust COMPANY corporation.
defendants Case 40 10 Osi
Nuti.v ls hereby given that nur,u1ni
lO uu order uf sale issued ont W the uf
flee NJ the clerk ot tbr district court W
oklahoma county. state NJ Oklahomu ON
'ho Nh daN M August 1915 m on action
Nhrrrln A N0uum was plalntlH aud
u y Garland and lncr Garland g. Rarr.
O'lc Lon b0rr j A Matthews aud A II
turrlgnn, executors M the estate NJ y p
Davis, deceased lnion Trust unmnNnv a
corporation were defendants directed 10
mp. The undersigned sheriff " oklahoma
rountv. state NJ oklahoma. commanding
mo in lryN uUun Huu sell without mn
pnhrment me following desprIhed lands
to.Nit.
Lot. five 0M nnd ST, D6I boo block twelve
12' m Shields Heights being % subdivision
OF lots one NN. two O-I and three $50 I'm
NlN'N INNI'' 'N.' |N "N|NNiFfH IINTN AHN
10 Oklahoma lliN NknhOmu county,.
state N oklahoma. lo satisfy o. Judgment
and decree Uf foreclosure IN favor ~ thp
qnid plaintiff nud against the defendant.
above named, obtained aud made I'm snli
court un tho Nth dny NJ January. 1918. nm
the sum Ot s. 100 with eight per cent I'm
iprest thereon from December T. 1914 ma
further sum NJ Sli w with ten per cent
Interest from January ~ 1919 and me-
further sum Of 500 attorneys fees and
costs M said action
I VIII therefore pu tho 10th dny Of
September 1915 no the hour ~ o'clock
p M N said day. ni the west frout door
NJ the court house ln the city OF Oklaho
ma. OkRhnmn county. state of Oklahoma
offer Tor sale and sell 90 the highest and
hest bidder fnr cash the ssid properly
above described or 80 much thereof n.
will satisfy said judgment With interest
and costs
N O. HtNlON. sheriff
ny JOHN n REEH.
lndrrsherin
NJ q Mester, ATTY for Plaintiff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-27

CHICAGO Aug % Hoy rrgeiut, ll
wu. strong bulk 81 iaa Oa. uglf ST..
3 mixed J0Oq1 90. heny, 81 Maaa Z ~
rough 50 5JdG51. pigs SiGtsUa
cattle receipt, lUuO, steady. brsya,
i6alU IS cows aud belfrrs s 10 SIS. Ie,
NJ steers Sd4OuI u. western 81 900 ) 70
calves b5Oul2
Sheep receipts ,uDU. higher. native
sheep t5pOud 81. western Nu67U. year
hug' bOoQ 40. rNvs 500 %. uHu,,
lambs s. 25qs ~. western 81 s5ds ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-27
New orl-an. Cation

NEW ORLEANS. Aug "a The huy
Ing movement IN cotton was resumed tu
dnr M soon AZ the market opened Cn
hles wrre better than due manv com
plants NJ crop damage we're received fron,
Texas md portions ~ the central belt
nnd The trade was Impressed by strength
displayed ~ southern spOt markets nali
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-27

CHICAGO Aug % several bratish
conditions served 10 give wheat q tumble
today The market opened 4 10 lNc low
of with September ut sSi5 tp m aud De-.
U"mbrr at W, tu u Improved wenther
WIS une Of the rhipr influences for lower
prices Though it was cool To- the noah
Wrsi and there was Frost in some sections
NJ the belt, the trade discounted report.
uf damage that caused the excitement "
yesterday Liverpool was easier ou bot
'rr conditions st Winnipeg and this bad
some weight u this market The market
Tor time held wllhin the opening
Corn followed wheHl improved weather
conditions making an easier market The
opening was unchanged 40 NUA lower
with September a. i4i, 90 a, uud De- nf
W's 10 a., The market seemed disposed
iu hold steady at these figures
Oats held fairly steady after an omen
Ing y 10 NG'lc down
Provisions we're fairly active. steady.
lng around opening quotations which we're
unchanged 90 l0c higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-27

an hour after the opening prices we're
10 tu i7 points over Yesterday close
Senatorial reports uf crop damage
from Arkansas and Alabama aud reports
that foreign interests We're buying ~
lures or o. large scale ,nu,rd much uu,
priuE uf short cotton white trrsh long
huvmg was BOO largo volume. Toward noon
ulr advance amounted 90 4j io ~ points