davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1915-02-20

the right, which they should exercise, of
forcing the cessation of contraband trade es-
pecially in arms, with Germany 8 enemies.
The Note concludes: "In view of the situa-
ton Germany, after six months patient wait
ing, sees herself obliged to answer Great
Britain's marderous methods Of naval war
fare with sharp counter-measures If Great
Britain in her fighting against Germany
summons hunger as her ally for the purpose
of imposing upon q civilized population of
10000, 600 the choice between destruction
OF starvation or submission to Great Brltaln's
commercial will, then Germany is deter
mined to take up the gauntlet and appeal
to similar allies.
Insurance placed at L!oyds to-day reached
twenty guineas per cent on policies against
war between the United States and Ger
many within six months. One month ago,
for the same risk and time, it was quoted
at five guineas.
Washington, Feb. 19th-President Wilson
received q delegation of women with a petit
ton signed by $4,000 asking for an embargo
on exports of war materials. The President,
in reply, said he had been advised that such
an act would be unneutral, and he added that
the gravity of the European situation made
it necessary for the United States to be alb
solutely impartial. He however appreciated
the humanitarian motives which prompted
the petitioners. The delegation recalled that
President Grant signed such an embargo
during the Franco russian wa, but The
President replied that the cases were not
parallel.
New York, Feb. 18th.
Flour, Winter Clears per barrel &7.l5
Meal, Kindred per barrel $415
New Seasons Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork 1878 $2O25
Crystals per 100 lbs. $4.51k
0uB"i' $50 test Molasses Sugar $3.764
Molasses Eng. Islds. per gal.
Liverpool Cotton mjddling Upland. 4-99 100
Exchange, New York &London, 80 days sight
nominal.
Exchange New York and London. sight S4.814
London, Feb. 10Th
Dem. Crystals 25s, 3d.-28s. Od.
Muscovado, foating terms ia
sugar bond, on89M bosis lis. Cd
German beet IS + 0. b. no further
sales during the war
Jngn Sugar $500 Gibraltar or Channel foI
orders, loating terms,
Demerara Rum nominal Is. 25l-2s. 34d.
Trinidad Cocoa, good middlug Red, n cwt.
79s.
Cotton, Medium Fine Stat Liverpool. nominaI
per h Is.
Bank OF England Rate Of discount 5.
Cousols 68 GIG
Three rer Gem Eentps in Paris for cash $500
All prices subject to correction.
TELEPHONE TO THE PACIFIC.
From NordlySet)
1t is not 40 years since the inventor Of the
telephone, Graham Bell, from No. 5 Exeter
Place in Boston spoke through the tele-
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PROMINENT RIDERS COMING
NEXT WEEK FOR BIG ROUNDUP

up at Madison park.
The three Drumhellers, George,
Thomas and Roscoe. and John +.
Casper, all big cattlemen from the
Walla Walla country, will be in
charge of the special train.
t6-Yesr-old Participates
On arriving here. tho stock-250
head OF wild horses. bucking horses.
relay horses and Indian ponies
will be driven to Madison park.
There will be Darrell. Carson, l6,
the best boy rider in the world,
Allen Drumheller, Lee Caldwell, Red
Parker. George and Charley Wler,
Tex McCloud, Ruth Parton and
Sleepy Armstrong premier
riders. ropers and bulldoggers.
Sleepy Armstrong; string OF re.
lay horses are the fastest in the
world. They hold the two-mle re-
lay record OF 4:0l&. This includes
three changes of saddle. Seems al
most impossible. doesn't It?
Four tribes of lndlans-~Yakimas
Umatillas. Nez Perces and Black
feet-wlll be represented
indians Live In Village
They will establish n typical In
dian village at Madison park, where
they wfll erect their own teepees
and do their own cooking. as they
did In the days before the white
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man came.
During the week. beginning July
10 and ending July l6. inclusive.
special rates on all railroads will
make the way to Seattle easy.
Large delegations from towns sew
eral hundred miles distant have al
ready signified their intention OF
coming.
On July 10 the most elaborate
Wild West parade ever seen any
where will drive thru Seattle streets.
II is probable that at some time
during the week great sham bat
tie between cowboys and Indians
will be given as a special attrac-
ton.
Tribal dances may be seen at the
grounds every evening, and the In
dams will never appear except in
gaudy war raiments and war paint.
Arrangements for the seating of
1900 people have been made ut
Madison park, where huge grand
stand has been erected.
Gov. Lister headed long list of
people who made their box reser-
vations yesterday. The advance
seat sale indicates that the stands
win be crowded to their capacity
every day.
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Wh.o.o-o-p-e-e.el Eye-a-a-a-a-hl
Ever hear t.?

Wh.o-o.op-e-e.el Eye-a-a-a-a-hl
Ever hear Il?
Drawled in high notes. long and
clear, IL will carry for miles across
dusty desert or along the ridges
of the SERTED cattle country east
Of the mountains. where II Is most
often heard.
II is the roundup call OF the
American cowboy.
! IL viii echo down Seattle streets
on next Wednesday. when a special
train OF cowpunchers. Indians, bad
horses and long horned Texas steers
arrives here from Missoula. Yakima
and W'alla Walla
There VIII be IA cars In the train,
greater number than II takes to
transport tho biggest circus ever
got together.
Canadian Riders Coming
/ At the same time a small regi-
ment OF British Columbia range
riders, all experts in one or another
OF cowboy stunts. Will ride down up.
on Seattle from the North.
/ other contingents will hit the
city from other COW towns nearer
by. to Join in festivities during
Shrine week. when the greatest
gathering Of Wild West prodlgies
over Attempted will take part In
the Western Stampede and Round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

Once more the famous English
satirist. George Bernard shaw. Is
accused OF plagiarism. aud once
more he unhlushinEly confessoa he
IL a thief Of good Ideas Wherever
he can find them. and ia quite
proud OF u. for he says no II only
following In the footsteps OF VIII.
liam Shakespeare, Moiler and
other dramatists.
IL seems now that after shaw
accumulated healthy cargo Of
praise for "Pygmalion. tho new
est vehicle OF the famous English
actress. Mrs Patrick Campbell.
who Ia to appear in Il aud in the
Second Mrs. Tanqueray" at the
Metropolitan theatre next week. 10
ginning Monday night. some indus
trious student OF English literature
has discovered a remarkable atm.
ilArity In Shaw's latast efruslon
and Smollett's "peregrinn Pickle. .
In his usual conceiied way. Shaw
halta his critics with what would
amour, in ordinary language % tho
street 10 a mere. Well. what o.
III"
II Ia true enough that ono char.
acter OF "Pygmslion" IL very
similar 90 character In "Pere-
CRIME Pickle
Shaw makes professor take up
young street girl In much the
same way as Smollett's hero buys
a young girl from her mother
washes her face and begins a
transformation in her In both
cases. the girl Is eventually intro
duced into society Smolletts girl
can't break away from the use Of
oaths. And Eliza. in Shaw'E play
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also has her iapses In both cases.
society seems 10 accept tho oathS
and ELIAS lapses as marks OF orig
lnality. Eliza. shaw leads Ms 90
believe. marries the professor.
Smoilett allowed his girl 10 run
away with the footman
Similar Quite so. but q, Ber'
nArd Shaw should worry. EnllVen'
ing tho story with some OF his
mos, brilliant wit and satire on
modern society and civilization
stocking Il full Of telling humor
shaw has given the greatest Eng
/ iish actress a play IN which she eS
cells her best previous efforts.
which means that the theatre
Eoor gets good show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02
HEARS WITH FEET

nROCKTON. Mass. July "A
new way Of detecting sound was 70
yealed IN the superior court here
when Harry J DE Forest. wi,.
ness in damage suit for alleged
injuries received in street car &C
cident. testified ,hat he distinctly
hears noiacs with hiA feet,
The witness ~ very deaf. and IN
putting questions to him. the attoF
news had 10 shout IN his ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02
PINCH JITNEY MAN
FOR KISSING Wife

ELLENBORO, w. Va. July a.
DIR. Stork was the most generous
guest at II. X. Lemons 72nd birth
day party. lie brought along n fine
baby boy. with the help OF Mrs.
Lemon, 30. Seventeenth child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02
WILL GIVE CONCERT

The Green Lake band Will give
n concert Saturdsy ming at
Green Lake station
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g. q. G u. ..

Gnfunft -
$40. l. Son Souiton, @aco llno gorpus
ebrlltt ...........7.05 nadm.
No. Boon Souiton unb &iiitenorten.
-. $3.50 borlli.
Np. Boon Doafum nno &iiitenprten
$40 nadJm.
glo. 42--Son &errbiue ~. 9:05 BORN.
$50. 146-8on aerrbiGe. tdgli6 aisges
nofnmen Sonntaes ..7:45 abefbs
&bfabrt-
$40. 2-Mad 5oufton. @aco uno Corpus
Ghrt1tt .............9 :10 BORN.
$40. 4-Na6 5prtiton unb 8%iiitenorten
........ ...... 1890 nadnt.
No. 6-gfa6 goafum lno &iiitenorten
..... 2:10 nn9nt.
SO. 43-Nn6 &errhiIe .5:05 abencs
SO. 145-Ga9 aerrbiIe, tdelid, aiisges
1on1i1en S~onntaes ....7:05 porrs.
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Sreit Yrtfe fir Sens: 9ientag q. SUM- 1915.

aus. ltn0 mas tie ionit bon @rfolgen
NIT ibren S6iffen, 9leropla1len ullo
llnterieebooten 6eri6te1L lit au1)
ni6t melt ber. Sil1o Die 0ertid1en
crit i'm Ston0e. oen Seiterreidcrlt
Quf 0ie1em &riegsi6auplab o1lb ItGr-
fere @itGfe 8u %Ieiltef1, Damn meroen
Die Staliener iommerli6 gu ommett-
Happen.
llno a1eeii6ts oieier gldn5enoelt
Crfol9e fDogen 2onooner GepeIdcn
SIT erfl1ren, bic 8eutid)ell uno Se=
lterreider hatten ibren @obepunft
iiberidritten urlo Die Iliierten tpiir-
zen bon Sag 5u Gag itarrfer. $50
8eieen file bieies St1rferfperocn 2
N~irgenosl 9tidt eirlmol an1f Dem
peitli6en ariegsi6ouplot, mo- tic
rod brei Wam bod gegen eit,en
fGmpfen uno mo- tie troy oller i6rer
5ablloien Sie9es : Na6ridten fdlt
nifts ousgeridtet boben. Diele
ISOLDE lit au9 tpieoer f~orttpa1renb
BON OHeniiben eeihtoaBt iporoen
ober eefeben nnb eernerft Gat man
nid)ts bon ibnen. @etn lie Den
9eutl6en eiilmal elm paor Sdnbe1t=
graben f%ortnebmetl, Die fie om ndh.
item Gag meifters huieoer berousoebcn
miii1en, 0onn miro 0obon Elm @efd)1ei
gemaft, als bdtten iie ei1len rnae-
beuren Sieg errltngen. Ole game
BerifferItatti1ng bonn meItlidelt
ariegsidoatpfat lit elm Sunlbuq, ser
fllr oaau oienen ion, oie 2efer iiber
Die totiad]liden @er6altniiie su tdu-
i6en. 9enn gatinde ift es, boB biz
Sage in Sranfrei6 uno 8eleie1 fib
fpenig ooer gar nidt ge1r6ert bat
uno 9eutidIatto nod INNER oas I'M
geiis bot, mas es INNER I'M 9eiit
bate.
9abei oieie @roBipuriefeit! Or
flarte bic englii6e &eeieruig Dor Ell
nigen Sagent tie piiroe feinen Ssrie.
oensooridlage in 8etra6t 5ieben, 70
lalge nod ein 5oloot auf ~fran8G
itifem ooer 6elgiidem 8oben ltebe
go, oa fam tie lange martell. ltebrt-
gems Ioa man beriitdt baben, nit
Der 8iirfei einen Separotfrieoen
ob3niflieBen, ober Die Siirfei tit
ni6t onf ben 2eim gegangen. @Gre
audi 81 onmm geipeien.
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Die bemtige Gage.

Die eriebnte 0a6ridt pom Safe
Semberg's lit nod nidt eineetrpftn,
mol ober cine 5meite 9ea1ri6t, Bob
Die Huiien BEL Gemberg totid1lid
geihlagen ieien nno n1tr nod Stnno
bieltell, Inn ibre Irtilerie uno ibre
Mnnition 5u rotten. Giel 8ibti9es
III beute nidt eemeloet lporoen. 0ir-
fir6en miro mieoer beid)oiien, b1e
Iaiierten-Slotte min einen 1lei,en
In9riff auf Die 0oroanellen maeell.
Die Siirfen itegen I'M &allfalus, Die
Serben beiesen ongeblid 0uraa8o
uno Die S~ranaoien boben Miiniier
i'm @liaB bei6oiien. Die Gngld1l-
Der baben rieiiae Summen CUR Sub
rung oes &rieges betpiniat.
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~ q
SO. 1o1-suniet aimiteo, bon aetp Or
SO. 102 9uniet aimiteD, bon Gan Srass
So 7Ns6neusna, bon ssD oslsa 9asa'.
so. 8-adnsuana bon Sci aio 10 D'l."'
SO. a-5nnist erpreb, bon a iSs 'g ers
SO. 1omsnniet erpreb, bon San i sralls
Gbfabrt-
80. 1o1-9uniet aimiteb. mad Gan
30. iosMsanist aimiisb. mad IS seiD sI ors
SO. 7Msanslsna. nod Sci aiis.
SO. s-sdneasna, mad aelp Orleans
..11:30 bprlli.
SO. e-guniet egpreb nod ean Srans
SO. 1o~snniet erpreb, nod Sem Grs
enns.............. 11:00 uadts
gtetptta 9iuiF on.
SO. so1-gon Sonon, Bort aaDaca, Bic
toria, Guero ........7:20 nadnl.
Mn. SO2-Na6 guero, gietOria, Bort
Sdbaca, 9oufton ......7:45 BORN.
81, q. & &.
9ad @orben-abfahrt
SO. 4-QofaI .......... 800 BORN.
SO. 10-@atp 2imiteb 1000 rnore.
$40. 26-Ratn Sitter $500 900 nnhm.
SO. 22-Na9 Soufton. -. .10:50 abenbs
Ss- % sa,a} sl9sr ..; "a s 3
SO. 9-aatb aimite6 -. $3.50 nadhm.
SO. 2t-@on 5oniton. .7:4b moreens
santa Sc Is. &. g. 81. 9epot).
80. Bonn Morben 1855 BORN.
SO T. @om Rorben .9:10 nadm.
MbfabrtL
$40. 6-gaad Dem 0aroen. .8:15 nadnt.
SO. 8-Gah benz Rorben TAO BORN.
g. u, Il. e 8. Is. & g. 81. Depot,
Nntunft =
go. Boon Corpus gbriIti uilo Gn,ri6o
SO. Son Corpus Gbrifi 700 BORN.
Mfnbrt
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Springs ......... 1O:40 BORN.
SO. 3-3on Corpus ghrifti $3.50 abeuoS
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SnIanS.

9os Sber : gnnoesaerid)t BOT
bas @ablgeieb oes Staates Sfla-
bono, our6 Dos BEN 0egern bas
Stimmredt entaogen miro, fir iitt-
fonItitutionea erflGrt unb in oerlcl-
ben gntideionig be5iigIif) zines Sal
les in Warnlano Die grfl1riing a6-
gegeben, baB oas Is. ENHANCEMENT
5ur 8unoesperfaliung, bab Sen Zee
germ oos Stimmre6t eiebt, iotpoG
auf Staottpablen als auf gunoes-
pablen 8eaug babe.
- 9ag Sberbpnoesgeridt bat emit
ihieoen oaB Die 8abngeielidaften
nidt 8ugleid aobIenlieferonten ieitI
oiirfen ii6 alio BON ibren &obleft-
beretperfen trennen miiien.
Gs beiBt, 8raiioent @iIion ba.
be fid entihloifen, 3obert 2oniing
gum Staatsiefretdr 81 ernenner.
Canning bertpaItet oos @mt iebt Be-
f~anntlih 1lterimiitiih.
= Ser 8erooht, DIE 6rau loes
8oroen Mlen bonn Gtants5n6tbals
IN Solicit, Sn., ermoroet su ba6en,
Ienft iid auf 5pei 0~eser-Eruitces,
Soc Campbell uno @nlter gbmar5s.
Die @ut Ser iibrigen @efangenen g.
gen oieie geioen lit iebr groB. Der
@atte Ser ermproeten Srdu fat elm
Sdreiben an Die Str1flinse geri6-
tet, in Der er iie bittet, iid rubig du
perbaIten oamit oos iogenannte so.
nor Spitem" in araft blei6en
tonne.
9us Yoitoepartement miro an
/. Suli uIromotions" fin rneefabr
f2 900 Mngeitelte iiberan i'm Gam
Sc befannt MAIDEN.
Ser @~erteioiger oes 8oli3et-
2eutnont 8eder in Netp gorf hai
ben @ouperneur nm einen Mitfidnf
beg Eooesurteils .gebeten. Mall
hofft in5tpiiden elm @eieb brlrdbrir..
gen 5it fonnen, oas Ole Sobesitrafe
oblhafft.
Die .@~ranoiurD in Snoiaio
polls bat bunoert 8etpobner De.
Gorntp, oarunter iebr a~neeiebel!(
Decentralization, Ser @obli6pinoe.
lefen augeflaet.
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Sdilbbiirsertm,m

Der Staat Benniplparien bat e.
fertig gebro6t, fid gum @eipott Der
Nelt 81 MAIDEN. Sdon leit qerau-
lner 3eit baben Die pertperfIid)en Tint
triebe beiGranfter Natibiiten c%rItailn-
li6e @rfolge in ienem Staate auf8lt.
ipeiien. 9os i6eint auf oen erIten
Slid INN 10 eigentiimlider, ais
BennlDlbanien 6efa1ntli9 einen ieGr
itarfen oeuti6en @ini9log inter lei
ner 8ebolferung beiitt. Man oori
llloeIieil ni6t bergeiien. onB Die oeut-
Idle Sanobeoolferltng, mel6er Sci
Staat ieinen 9flif aIs uncertainties
alein : 8euti6lnno peroanft, Ifon
lett Dielen @ei6Ie6tern auf ibrer
S6ole iibt un0 in oieier Belt tei(-
peiie inter Ben GinfluB oes benod.
barten He1tengl1noertrms geriet.
Seit Der @inipanoerung iener alten
oeltlden aniieoer lit aus 8enniul-
banien aber Elm Siroultrieitaot aetuor.
ben. @roBe St1ote iino fpie Die Nil-
&c aus Dem gooen gei6oiien, nua
tpenn man in ibnen aud 5ablreihe
ipater eingenanoerte 9entihe finoet,
fc lit ibre 3abl 0o6 ani6eineno BEL
hpeitem gu gering, nm irgeno tpeldei,
einfluB aif Die @eiesgebuna aus8lt-
iiben. Ser rieiige @ufhipung ser
S1oultrie ober bat ni6toeutlhe Giu.
tpanoerer in groBen MaIIen in Sen
Staot ge5ogen, Dor allem Siioeuro-
pder nno &itiien, neld)e bent 0erufs.
tolitifern natiirli9 cine Ieidte ge;:-
te tpnroen. Nur auf oieie @eiie
laBt es fid erfldren, oaB Sic penn-
fplpaniide 2egisIntnr belite itarf M.
tibiitiide 8abnen nanoelt.
Set l1ngerer Belt idon befaft
iid bos Staatsparlament n1mlif
nit Der ipitematiiden gerfiir5ung
Der pertragSmaBig sugeiidyerter
Mehte ni9t naturaliiierter 8iirecr.
GaB man oieien nnteriagt bot, in
Zen @enafiern oes Stoates al Fl.
i6en, mag nod angeben. 0enn 0it
BefDobner Der penniplpanilher
SIiifie fin0 oas gigentum ser Sir.
ger oes Staates, uno oieIe brardelI
es nid)t 5n ouloen, oaB linen oie:s
biuige 5leii6preife BON ausl6noerr
aus ibren eigenen @etp1Iiern &C
bolt miro, Sumol in itarf bon Nus,
l6noern betpobnteiA Snbuitriegebis
ten our9 Die betriebene Maubfiife.
rel Der 6iidbeitanb ernitIiG gei1br
oct peroen mag. DAB ben nod MIDI
9iirger getporoenen @usl1n6eri
o6er oos Sraeefi bon @affen berbo
ten tpitroe, tpdbreno omerifoniIh4
8iirger iih oieies 8orre6ts erfreusn
iii linnioraIifhy tuenn es aud bon
9nnoesobergeri6t beItdtiet poroei
lit. 8etra6tet mo oaS &erumtra
gen bon @affen als .gefabrlid, i
trifft ioI6es ni6t BLOB fir 0ihtbiir
ger, ion6ern aiid fir 9iirger 5u
GolDoieg nno Meiier- uno &eboloer
feloen tperoen 6ur6 oen Mft Sc
DECENTRALIZATION nift pl6bIih gu W}n
iterforafteren. in 0eren SGnoen 81
@offen nno auf eiumdl uneefobrIid
geiporben iino. 9os betreffen6
@eieb botte oentt aud ieIbitoerit1no
Iih, fpie 70 pieIe anoere Dor ibn
bereits. MIR BEN einen 3med. oeI
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gtuslortoern ooS 2eben 11a6 Mog-
li6feit 8u perbittern u1o 51 erfdme=
rem.
Sen 8o9el o6er bot Die nQtibilti-
ide Mebrbeit Der penniplboniiden
2egislatur ob9ei6oiien4 ols iie Die
Gorloge 2pn6 onnobm ldlt meld)er
e5 ni6t notltroliiierten @inmalt-
0ertrn unteriogt miro, &ul1be 5u bal
ten. IS beiBt in Ser Sill: SIS 1ou
fir ieoen ni6t notltraliiierttaL TN
4uslo110e 9eborenen 8%eipobner oe5
StaateS nngeieb1i6 iein, ei11en Sumo
gu balten ooer i'm 8elibe zines
iolden oefunoen gu meroe1l. Git
InDeienbeit zines Srnoes in einenr
3immer, IN einem tSouie, in eineG:
3elte ooer eirem Eager, oos BON
einem Observation-Disclosures i'm Nus
lan0e %geborenen 9efpobner einge-
nommen ober ~fontroniert miro, fo0
ols prima facie-gemeis bafiir geltelt,
bob Elm FOLDER &uno Ser gerlon,
melde bas @runoitiif, in bern Ser
Sumo eefunoen miro, einriimmt ooer
fontroaiert, gebort." Sic Strafa
fir Observation-Disclosures Snnoeliebba-
Der lit our6 oos @eles onf $40
ooer entiprederoe Soft i'm County
gefdnenis feltgeiett noroen, ullt
8par ioa Der getreffenoe einen Gug
fir ieoen Collar Ser nift be5oblten
@eloitrafe mno Ser nift be8obltel.
Soften oes gerfabrens ob1iten. Sum
oe, Die i'm 8eiib bon ni6t=naturai1-
iierten i'm anslanoe, geborenen 8e=
tpobnern Oes StooteS eefunoen mel
ben, iperoen fo~nfis5iert offentiid)
berlteigert, ooer nelln Tie nidt inert
boz iino, getOtet.
9ieies @eieb iit BON Dem @oupcr=
nel1r Or. Mortin 6. grumba1qb,
Ser ielbit elmer oeutih omerifant-
i6en Samilie e%ntitammte 1tuter5eif-
net tporoen. Sin &omntertar 81 ote-
fem gorgang, Ser benz Staatq
4enniDloonien 5ur 1tnebre gerei1t
rno i'm in oler Iugen lGderlidl
MAIDEN miro, eriibrigt fid natiirl.d.
9os @eieb lit be5eidneno fir Ser
itdnoig i'm 2onoe ang(usoebnung ga-
minnen0en @eilt oes Natipismus
I'm peiteren oerortiaeft Gntreh-
tungsperfuden einen 3iegel bor8u-
ihieben, lit es pie 8flidt oGer 9iir.
ger, MIR ioldei &~anoioaten Bel Sen
@a6len lire Stimme 81 eeben, os-
zen ani6auunoen cine iibere Sc
mdbr oafiir bieten ooB iie Sen Mfut
babenl ben freibeitsfeinblihen Be
itre6alngen riididrittIider Natipiiten
Die Stirn 8u bieten. Sober Staet
erbalt iolde @eiebe, pie er lie be-
6ient. Dos S6il0biirgereeieb Iein-
feIboiriens lit oie unousbIei6lid5e
5olge Ser bequemen @lei6giligfeit
leiner li6eralen 8iirger uilb ioQte
oller, Die es angebt oIs einoringli-
DIE @arnung fir Die 3ufunft oierer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-22

eeltene @elesenbeit - Sir brelBio
Snoe madt oas Barr Gtioio. Mne. 6
SIR. 211h, feline photographer in .Sois
Sers" fir $500 per 9ubeno. (Gn8.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-22

Bonn edneiser eentahte. nicbt abges
hoIte $25 Gn8iige ieet fir 50. gdte 500
@rieitlb Rohoirs4n5iiee iett $40. in al
len Sarben. gdte 9aGm 8eadsGnsilee
S4, Iebr nett; Sofen 81 Bis So. erobte
Nitsiuabl In Der Gtabt. Gnes mas Cir
piinfhen. Sd babe fir @aor eineefanft
fir sic. Snmmel, 1888 @eftsgommeLse
Ctr, aampmanne @ebduoe.
(Nnseiae.)
Ser fif Der Giniomfeit er-
giebt, @6l Der lit boIo oaein.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-01

good woman, no matter how others
may differ in their ideas of what con-
stitutes duty.
The girl who gives up her ambi-
ton for an education in order to re-
main at home and care for aging par
ents is a good girl, but another may
prove a better girl who pushes ahead
and secures her education in order
that she may give her parents more
disirable home eventually.
The highest unselfishness must
sometimes suffer from the miscon-
struction Of the world, which regards
1t as selfishness
We are all q little better or little
worse than we were last year this
time; little stronger or a little weak
er: a little wiser or a little duller.
There Is no such thing as remain
ing stationary. The world turns on its
axis-the sun, stars, planets, all re-
volve. Even the rocks are composed
of millions of ever-moving atoms. So
the mind of the mortal is always doing
it's work and making or unmaking the
character.
1t is for you to decide as you ana
lyZe your own life whether you are
a good woman or not; whether you
are as good as you know how to be,
and whether you are better this year
than you were last.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-01
AA1ONen tSSs!s SsR lnreReS Is
What Is a Good Woman

of the absent. She is silent when
ohers condemn.
The better woman speaks well of
the absent when it is possible to do
so.
The best woman defends the absent,
even at the risk of offending those
persons who are prone to condemn.
The good woman is satisfied with
being good.
The best woman is continually at
work upon her character to make 1t
better.
Good Woman May Be Simple and
Humble. but Does Her Duty
The really good woman is good
daughter, sister, wife, mother and
friend. She may be simple, humble,
uneducated and poor, yet If she full
| fills her duty in all these relations she
| is the best of women, for they in
lvariably call forth the highest quail
ties of human nature, and often de-
mand self-denial self-sacrifice and
self-control.
There are chaste scandal -mongers
| staying characters with their adder
| tongues.
There are models of virtue who are
reckless spendthrifts, wasting hard
earned money in needless ways.
The good woman knows how to
in speech. how to economize her eX-
lpenditures.
! 1t requires courage, self-control ana
unselhshness for a woman to practice
common sense economy when sur
rounded by extravaganza and folly. In
the heart of fashionable society some
such good women may be found.
| 1t requires the same virtues and
| faith and trust in Gods wisdom add
ed for a woman to be cheerful, kind
and patient while her heart starved
all her life for the refinements and
pleasures of existence; yet many such
women are to be found in homes OF
poverty-good enough, who rejoice in
the success and happiness of others
while fated to live life of hard work
and loneliness from the cradle to the
grave. In shops, factories and kitch-
ems. there are good women doing dis
tasteful work patiently, and cheerful
! ly using their earnings for others de-
! pendent upon them.
/ There are good women who stand
! by bad husbands, because they be-
lieve it their duty and because they
hope for ultimate reformation.
| There are good women who leave
bad husbands because they realize that
self respect or the salvation of their
children, demand II.
Any woman. who lives up TO her
highest understanding Of duty is a