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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-01
greie YreHe fit seras: 9itnfag |. anguf 1916.

oernna niGt erflllte. Natiirlid
trot err 5uriif uno Die &ammer ge=
rietiin einen 6reiloentaumel. Die
}elbe &nfnmer, Die .Salonbra Dor
einem Sabre nod als ibrem Ibgott
3ugeillbelt bate.
45alanora bat ieinen Stur5 ber=
oient. @it Ser groBten @euiiien=
lofiafeit bot er iein golf in ben
Griea bineingebett, aber oieies golf
bot ge5eigt, oaB es iid nur 81 gerne
in ben &rieg bineinbeben lieB. 60
lanora lit iebt Der Sinoenbof fir
one, aber an Der S6ulo trogen Die
on6ern ebenio, tpie er.
Ser &iidtritt beS rullilfen Wfini=
tiers sSaianom baben mir %pergange=
ne ISOLDE fdon fur5 beriftet uno
oamals ou9 I6on gelagt, DOB Ga,
Ianom elmer Ser anItifter oes arie.
aes mar. @r, Grep, Boiucare, Der
franso5iihe 8r1iioent, uno 9elcaile
boben ben &riea berbeigefiibrt, 30,
ben iabreIang eebest, intriguiert,
gelogen utto perleumoet uno inn Sal.
Ie Galonoip's mol nod S6limme-
reg getan, bis iie ibr 3iel erreidt
batten nno ser 8eltbrdno auflobte.
Delcniie lit fdon lange peri6punoen,
iebt tritt Saianom 5uriid, panrl
moeen @rep uno Eoincare ibnen
folaen2 Mber menn fie allh feinen
Stlrs erIeben, Der Stud Der Sol
fer miro iid bod emit on ibre Ser
fen baften.
@arllm Saianom gegangen it,
meiB man niht, aber borgefallen tit
90 ettpas, oaran lit nidt 81 aipei-
feln. 8ir tnerbe11 nns ieooh auf
feline Spefulationen iiber Die l1r=
laden oes Miiftritts 1lno Die @ir-
flung, Die er a1f BEN &rieg fat, ein=
Iaiien. @ir iino leiner5eit ihon
BEL benz Giiftritt @orempfins oamit
bereingefanen. Canals glaubten
mir ale, er beoeute ettuas fir ben
Gang Der Greignilie, Aber er bot
nihts beoeutet, gar nidts, nno 10
mag's ibIieBlih audi NIT Saias
nom's Midtritt fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-01

>tr ~ ~ NS. V 0s r. ~S%pss
anfrmt
RO. 2-gon Corpus gbrifi uno Ooen
No. 4r6on Corpus ghriti i. earriso
Springs r.. 1900 borur.
80. 6-@on Corpus gbrifi no gerriso
Gprinos. MIR Naontnaa. $40 u1rgs.
no. 1-laa Corpus gHrsft ~..
mo: e-aa9 Corpus Gbrifa u. earsiso
Gprines, tdeIid, nuBer Gcnnnben6s
SO. 5rSa6 gorprs .gtriff uno gars
riao eprinss. nir SnHfoss .:.
.......s-.. 49,. 1O:4b abertos
santa BE eS. 4. 9. n. gepot)
Nntnnft ~
go. 5-Wom Goroen. ..9:15 BORN.
SO. 1@8om Noroen -...8:05 abenos
Mfabrt-
SO. 2-gaah benz Iorben. .a:15 BORN.
$40. 6-Noh benz Nerben. .7:35 nahm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-01

Der inns mideineno fir eieene S6iffe
bielt. giniee gut iieenbe. Salben
ultroer auf i'm BON g~biiringen,
Grieori1 Der @rpBes llne Sftfries
lanb abeegebett, nnb binnen 5pei sri
ieatep erplooierte Dag SGiH., Die
@gploiion mar 10 getualtig, baB mir
etmas na9 Steuerborb aboreben
muBter, oamit Die nmberflieeenben
Sriimmer uns feiren Sbabe11 5n=
fiieten. Ser feinolide Ban5erfreu-
3er fam MIR 5ur Mbeabe elmer ein5;=
gen SalDe, 0ant nar er erleoigt, er
bat uns nidt getroffen. aus benz
@iniblag Der iiber urs binmeegeben=
Ben @el1oiie fonnten mir feitifeGen,
DAB es iid Inn Elm sdifi nit lbmer-
item GaIiber banoelte. @abrenb Der
Naht puroen nod bic uno %
Shiiiie gefpedielt, namentlih ami
iden ben leidteren Streitfraffen,
aber bon etpa A l1br mnrgens oh
mar Hnbe.
Mm er1ien Gage oes Samples mar
Die See iebr rnbie uno oos 8etter
ifon. 3unddft NOR nns Ser Bino
giinItie, lpater aber ben gnglanoern,
uno Die g~nglanoer batten au6 Dem
gorteil, baB Die Come nns ldnger
bei6ien als iie. Grosoem geIang es
ltns aber, ben Seinb eaf15 erbeblib
mebr gu beidaoigen als er lirts Sda=
6en 5ufiigen fonnte. 8abreno bes
Nadtfampfes mar Der Seegong err
beblid. Die g~ngldnoer baben fat
ausidlieBIih ste 1dtperiten &aliber
peripanot, Die Ieidte Mrtiaerie bat 10
gut mie gar nidt eingegriffen. 4rf
unlerer Seite tpl1roe Der &f NIT
ihperer nno mittlerer 4rtilerie
bnrdgefiibrt. 8dbreno Der 9dladt
lit BET nns fem Sdiff eeinnfen atBer
Ser @iesbaben. 9apon, bnB mir
mie Die GrtglGn6er meloen, gefloben
m1ren, fam gar feline Heoe Iein.
l1nlere gorpeooitreitfr1fte baben ben
Jeino immer mieber altf8uipiren
periudt, aber ct mar noromdrts ba-
bongeonmpft. Das gebt alih boraus
berbor, oaB mir IN Dem @ompfranm,
Der infolge Ser groBen @eifapinoig-
felt iibrigens bon nngebeurer Di
meriion III, Die @efnngenen anfneb-
men fonnten.
Die Stimnune anf Der 6lotte NOR
tpGbren6 6es garl3en &a1npfes gIdn=
seno uno lift eg ndh 6em 9ieee felbft-
berlt1110Iid nod mebr. 8e5eidpen0;
fir ben Beift Ser in Der @obieeflptte
berridt, lit. 6aB an gaae nnd Dem
ginlnnfen in ben Beimatliden 6a,
fen ~ aIio ifort an 2. SUM Die
Die imgen J1bnride oer aus Dem
Sample ~gefommenen Sohfeeflotte ibr.
OffiaierseramenN ablegten!"
go er36bIte nit ftpI5er 6reu6e,
ober obne Glibmrebigfeit, Der iunge
Offi3ier nidt nit Dem Mnlprld.
einen l1eberblid iiber Ole geiammtel
&fbanolung eebe1 an tpOIlen,
jonoern mn nod ben ginoriiden, Die
ct anf @r1mo eigeuer geobndt1ine
5unadit anf Dem @roBmait llo
Damn p6brenb Der Nndt mif Der
Romman0obriide ,getpinnen fonrte.
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Die oentide Jlotte i'm Sample.
Bon einem, Der babel mar.

Son einem S~eilnebmer an Der
groBen Seeidlabt in Der Norofee
bat Die ySronffurter 3eitung" in
lhlihter uno einfa1er Sprabe cine
Sdiloeruna oes Samples Dor Dem
Sfogerrof erbaIter. Gin iunger Of
fi5ier, Der aif benz Jlaggidiff oes
eriten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dit
~frieslmo bonn 4r1bennelt oes
@rob-&rabenneit bes ORIGINATES
aus ben 4ampf gu beobahten batte,
era6blt lnsefabr folgenoes:
Isle 10 oft borber ldon itnb mir.
am 81. Mfni nit Der ear5en Sodlee-
GIotte norotpdrts gefabren, UNI Die
englilfe SIotte NIT Der mir felt
langem ldon in &f fommen Dol-
ten, auf5ulufen. @ir fubren, i'm.
mer nit Dem gleihen alirs, noro-
tpdrts. Mls mir 5iemlib melt meif-
lid bon Ser aiiite entfernt naren,
fam lim 4 l1br Wadmittaas Die
Mefoung, oaB feinolide S~treitfrdfte
geiidtet leien. 3undhit uaren Die
feinoIiden Sdiffe nod ettua ied5ig
Seemeilen bon nns entfernt. Damn
fam Die Meloung, oaB unlere leid)-
ten gorpoitenfdmpfe mie Die 8ies-
baoen ntb Die 6ranfftrt, ltnb lpdter
aud oie Yan5erfreu5er nit Dem
syeinoe in 8eriibrung gefommet
1eien, unb allies oerte oarauf bin,
oaB mir gegen 6 llbr ms @efeht
fommen ipiiroen. Die Meloling iii,
ierer neutrality-suspicious. beiagte, baB
aud) oas @ros Der feinolihen Shiffe
| CUR Stelle iei, uno 0aB Der SeinS
iid gum Sample iteae. Son Der
@iesbaoen fam rn1gef1br Inn 6 llbr
Die Meloung, BOB lie i'm Sample lIe-
Re, uno BON etna 6 l1br 90 M fonn,
te ib bonn @roBmalt aus Die feino,
lifen Shiffe erfennen: Sin Der Spi.
BE bier mooerne Stronger BON Der
engIiiden Staote-&laiie, oabinter
bier Ean5erfreu5er uno pier ODER
flint 9reaonousbts Der 0ueen gliia.
beth &Iaiie, alio Shiffe Der aler.
mooernlten Mrt. 1niere 8orpoiten-
5hiffe fparen nit ben engliIhen
Streitfr1ften bereits in beftigem
Sample. 8ir maren ungefabr nod
led3ebn Weilen entfernt, alio in Ell.
ner gntfernung. Die auBerbalb Der
Meidfpeite Ser beioerleitigen @e-
fdiibe liest. Die Sidt maj. auBeror-
oentlid gut, iobaB i9 .bas Gin.
fdfagen Der @eitoiie Der Dor uns
fdmpfenoen &reu5er gut beobadten
fonnte. Die beioerieitigen aampf.
flotten. ndberten iih febr raid uno
nngefGbr. auf Der Sobe BON SAINT
holm traten mir bel siinitieem @ite
De, iooaB mir bur6 ben eigeflep
Mald) ni1t bebinoert muroen, un0
Bel giinItigem SonneniDetter in ben
&f elm.
gtpa I'M GAO llbr na6mittags
puroen bel elmer %gntfernung BON
nngefabr 3fpolf IeiIen Die eriten
SdiiIie geloit. @ir fonnten beob-
adten, oaB uniere Salpen iofort gut
laben. Die englil6tn S6ladtidiffe
pdren balo itarf in Hau6 eineebiiat
@ir iaben 9ranoe auf ibnen, Die an.
ideineno i'm Snnern Der Sbiffe aiis-
gebroden iporer, oetm 1inlere Sc
idoile batten burdgeihlagen. Nah
etma einItiin6igem Seuergefedt fom-
te ib beobabten - uno oas fmlroe
bonn aud BON Der gan5en 6Iotte be.
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). b. q.

.. Z q. =.
SO. 12-gon Qnrebo 800 BORN.
SO. 3-Wom Norben 100 nbenbs
go. 5-@on ct. 2ouis ....7.45 BORN.
$50. 7-@on St. @orth unb Sonfa
Sc Srten .......9 :15 BORN.
$50. 6-@on 2are0o 100 nbenos
SEQ. 1-ySunibine SpeeiaIN. bon ct.
Souis .-...--.-8: $40 nberos
30. 4~Nod gaIeftine ..7:2o morsens
SO. 2-ySunibine SpeciaI", mad ct.
Qonis ............9:15 morgers
$50. 8-2ocal Na6 SabIor .........
mo. 6-aad ct. aouis nnb 0rfen ar
Der Gmta Sc .......a.7:35 abenbs
SO. 51Na6 Qarebo ....9:3O morgens
30. 11-gah 2orebo 1000 obenos
e. q. & 4. 3.
SO. 1s-gon souftOn, @aeo unO Corr
pug gbrifi 1856 nnd1m.
$40. 14-gon 5oniton uuo a~iiitenorten
SO. i2.son Dioaiam nns s a%i1iea Saas'i
80. 41.@on asrrDiIs. :. sos Dorm.
$50. 43-bon aerbine, MIR Sonrtags s.
go. 145-Won @errbine. tdalih. ausges
nonmen Sonntnas -.6.45 abenbs
Mbfa1rt - 4
SO. i5-Mad Souiton. waeo uno .6ors
pns gbrifh .......: 8:46 bonn.
@o. 13-Nad 3oufion uno a~iiftenorten
.............. 10e45 nben0s
SO. 11-aad goafilm unO aiiiteEortsn
SO. 42-Ma6 aerroiue, MIR an Sonng
SO. i izss- aerrsiae !. SOS ebssSs
Wo. 146lNa9 &erTttle tdgIih. dlissez
nonlrfen Gonntnas. ..-,7:05 BORN.
o. 8. & g. = tomuptIinis.l
10. lo1-@lmist aimiteD. bon Netp o..
lans:..:..a:.:.:....4:40 BORN.
SO. 102 ,6umfet 2imiteb, bon Gnn Trnns
cisco s.............. 1858 BORN.
'No. 7-s6nen5ug, bon NetD OrIeans- /.
.................... 1920 BORN.
go. s-sdnensus. bon Sci SfiO -.
.........,........ 11:50 BORN.
SO. 9-9unfet grpreb. bon Netp Orr
leans ............ 7:10 nndm.
Ao. 10-Smiet grpreb. BON Gan Srans
cisco ...........---S $3.50 nadm.
Abfabrt-
go. 101- -Suniet 2imiteb. nod Gan
Srdnei8c0 ..... 1850 BORN.
10. 102-Suniet 2imiteb, nod 9etp Orr
leans 400 pornr.
30. 7-ShneHaua. mad Sci Rip
Hoo BORN.
no. sl5dnen5ue mad Rem 0rlems.
................ 1915 nnGm.
30. 9-Gunfet grpreB mad Gan Sran>
cisco $3.50 nndnn.
9o. 10-Suuiet gIpreB, nod Metp Or
Iesns ........... t1:30 nadlts
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Snee sensI, ttDrmad6er. 224 8.
Commerce Giraffe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-01

aue Surien BON Grnf : ar6eiten,
pie Slider, ,Iplbers", griefbsaen nns
3pnberts, Qarten, G~irrnIare, Ginlnbmn.
gen nfp., In Senti6 unb GnelifM, nett
auseetihrt. @tIfpn G S@we8s
m q n n Hrintine Go. 2o6 Nnharrp Str~
9eI. grpdett 1894.
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yte1prra DipiH on.

Gnfunft -
so. 8O1-gon 9ouiton. Sort 2apaca,
8ictorio, gnero -. 7:05 nabm.
Abfnbrt-
an. 302-Mad guero, Wittorin, Bort
Qabncn, 9ouffpn ). ..8.15 BORN.
~. 8. & z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22

A STATEWIDE Nonpartisan league
"A is to be organized on Saturday
afternoon. Some OF the most earnest
workers for good government, men and
women who have been republicans, so
cialists, progressves. democrats, have
come 20 realize that party lines arc ser
ious detriments 20 good, wholesome,
honest. efficient government, and that
instead OF being divided into party
groups. they should be united.
They have. therefore. joined in issuing
the call for the organization of the Non
partisan league. and their letter is well
worth the attention and consideration OF
every good citizen. Here il is:
This is a political year. Before 1t is
ended. we shall be called upon. by county.
state and nation, to choose men who
shall make our laws. administer our pub
lie affairs. and sit in judgment upon our
laws. Important issues will also be at
stake
Experience has taught us that while
in this democracy OF ours the many
resolve. IL is the few who actually make,
weigh and administer our laws. Why is
this' The observation is trite at this
point of time. that privileged interests.
monopolies and despoilers of the people
generally. care nothing for parties Nor
gan calls himself republican, Ryan a
democrat. Perkins a progressive. but on
election day. as well as in the campaign.
they are Morgan. Ryan & Co. and thru
their nonpartisan or omnipartisan po-
litieal methods. they secure the election
of lawmakers. administrative officials
and judges. thus putting them in abso-
lutte control OF the government.
I'VE deem. therefore. that IL would be
the part of wisdom for the masses. whose
interests arc bound up with the common
good. that they also should forget party
fetichcs. uniting on men by whatever
name they may be called. who can be
trusted to carry out the policies which
are essential to the common welfare. 1t
is for this reason that we have come from
all parties. republican. democratic. pro-
gressive and socialist. TO make common
cause of the public veal in a Nonpar,isan
league"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22
CHAPTER ".
And Then They Were MsrrI.d

After a week OF the old busting
dusty, hard work the Liberry
Teachers visit TO the De Guen
Tiers and the subsequent one nj
the Harringtons'. seemed part of q
queer story she had finished and
put back on the shelf. Only once
In n while would come 10 her tho
vision OF the wlstful Harrington
wolfhound following his inadequate
patch OF sunlight. or of the dusky
room where Allan Harrington Law
inert and white. and looking like
a wonderful carved statue on a
tomb.
She began TO do n little to her
clothes, but not very much. be.
cause she had neither time nor
money. Mr.. De Guenther had want.
ed her TO take some money In ad
vance, but she Ind refused.
And II Isn't as II were going 10
n lover" she defended herself 10
Mrs. De Guenther with n little visit.
full smile. Nobody will know what
| have on. any moro than they do
now"
Mrs. De Guenther gave scan.
dallzed little cry.
MY dear child" she renIled
firmly, you are going to have one
pretty frock and one really good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22
Meat Makes Achy Backs

Meat eaters are apt 10 have weak
kidneys and lame, achy backs. A
heavy meat diet increases the pro-
duction OF uric acid so greatly that
in time Il is likely to overwork and
weaken the Kidneys.
A little meat is good. but persons
who work inside should cut down
on meat as soon as they begin to
feel heavy after eating. and are
having hackache, headache. dizzy
spells. rheumatic pains. nervous
troubles and irregular action OF
the kidneys.
Neglect OF this condition leads to
gravel, dropsy. and Bright's disease.
Strengthen the kidneys by using
Doan's Kidney Pills. Thousands
will tell you how good they are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22

stone image nor a sick chlid-s
live mani
With the thought. or rather IN
stinct. came swift terror of what
she had done. and a swift impulse
20 rise. She was halfway from bet
knees when a hand on her shoulder
and tho ciergyman's voice In hef
ear, checked her.
Not yet" he murmuref, almost
inAudlbly. stay az you are TILL
TN Mrs. Harrington IL wheeled
from the room"
Phyllis understood. She remain.
cd as she was. her body ehield
before Allan HarringtOn's eyes, her
hand just Withdrawing from "a
shoulder. TIL she heard the closing
of the door. Then she rose. Alias
lay still. with closed eyelids. II
seemed 10 her that he had flushed.
n ever 40 family. at the touch Of her
lips on his cheek. She laid his
hand on the coverlet with her own
roughened. ringed one. and followed
the others out into the room where
the dead woman had been taken.
leaving him with his attendant
Continued In our next lssue.b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22
Punish BLACK Hand" Armor

FTHAT Boies Penrose should rise to
Il threaten the United States senate
in behalf of the armor plate trust was
in exact accord with appropriateness.
He was precisely the proper person 10
do the dirty job and that he was sup
ported by Lodge OF Massachusetts, and
Smith OF Michigan, signiiied harmony
and organization.
What is the situation? Simply that IL
congress passes certain measures the ar
NOR plate trust viii raise the price 500
per ton, Furnishing the United States 10
the sum OF $2+ooo0oo on the work on
armor now in hand. II this isn't black
hand" methods, what is itp
Let the issue be tried out at once. II
there is any gang OF corporations in this
country that can go into the United
States senate and boldly and openly
threaten a holdup and get away with II,
now is the time for the country TO dis
cover il
The necessity for preparedness is press
ing. Is there no senator with courage
enough TO offer resolution directing
the government to seize the plants OF
the armor plate black handers'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22
The Standard Remedy
in Countless Homes
Relieves Constipation Easily
Without Gripping or
Discomfort

Indigestion and constipation are
two conditions that are closely re-
lated and the cause OF much phys
zeal suffering.
The tendency TO indulge ones
appetite is more or less general
and most people suffer at one
time or another from rebellion Of
the oyertaxed organs OF digestion
and elimination. A pleasantly ef.
fectiye remedy, that viii quickly
relieve the congestion OF poisonous
stomach waste and restore regu-
larity. is the compound OF simple
laxative herbs sold in drug stores
for fifty cents a bottle under the
name OF DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin. This is a mild. pleasant lax
alive tonic, free from opiates or
narcotic drugs. and has been the
standard household remedy in
thousands OF homes for many
years.
Mrs Oliver Young. Merrill. Wis.
writing 10 Dr. Caldwell. says she
knows OF nothing so effective for
regulating the stomach and bow
els: since taking DR.. Caldwells
Syrup Pepsin she feels ten years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22

MRS. WOODROW WILSON shakes
AvA hands. Nothing remarkable about
that, you may say. But know We that
in the past it has not been the custom
Tor presidents wives to shake hands at
receptions. Etiquette demanded only
sort of "your face is familiar" nod from
the mistress OF the White House.
But the new Mrs. President not only
shakes hands but does it in the old
fashioned. waist-level. heart-warming
way. and her palms are moist and soft
and elinging, they say. And they belong
partly TO you and me and every other
law abiding, respectable citizen until next
March and maybe longer. which is nice
thought.
Mrs. Wilson looks like a lady who
would shake hands. and IL the president
would sneak a national suffrage measure
thru the present congress. il is more than
an even bet that she would shake him
into office for four years more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22

o.-I did . great wrong to . good
woman when ! divorced my first
~ifs and married again. ran after
this second woman for four years.
Now my own children won't speak
10 me. and. Of course, cannot
blame them. One thing did. The
Insurance ! had taken out 20 bene-
NJ my first wife and children !
transferred to the second. She has
no children. so some Of my money
may 40 TO her relatives. 10 there
anything ! can do TO atone for this
wrong7 CONTRITE.
A.-Thls letter tells its own story.
This man sees his error too late for
PREPARATION. Sorrow has left It's
mark too deeply on the heart OF the
injured wife To be erased. He may
have the insurance put back In her
name. He may give property TO his
children. provided he does not do
another wrong by depriving the sec
ond wife OF that which ia legally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22
Begin at the Beginning

UMEN's costume sets out to be com
4V1 Portable. but fails miserably. Wom-
ans costume sets out TO be beautiful.
but fares just as badly" says Prof. l. B.
Stoughton Holborn OF Oxford univer-
sity. Prof. Holborn il one OF the most
famous lecturers on art In the world. In
recent talk in Chicago he decried the
way we make over our figures to iii the
fashions. several times year. Then he
suggested that we go back TO the best
models OF the past for our designs.
But why go so far back as the Creeks
Or oven so FAR az the Middle Ages,
Why not start right now with the
human figure as il is'
Artists do not pretend 10 paint the
body, dressed or undressed. until they
have studied anatomy.
Dress designers pretend to be artists
Why not make them live up to the pre-
tense,
ERICKSON HAS perfectly good aisL The
people needed him most In the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22
Ut ettors Te G1111thin Grey

hers He may. in sorrow. confess
10 his family his regret over what
he has done. and they may forgive
him. But nothing can atone for the
years that arc lost. nor bring back
the happiness which has gone with
them.
al kept company with a girl
of and on for two years. until about
a year ago. ! now learn from an.
other party that she 10 engaged. and
would like to know II II would be
proper for mo to send a wedding
present, altho I received no invita-
tIon, nor any word that a wedding
10 to take place. B. j. q.
A-Under tho circumstances no
gift is In order.
o.-Csn a doctor or a minister
give a permit 10 anybody 10 get
liquor at drug store7 e. p. s.
A.--No; the permit must be OBJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-22
They're fine! Don't stay BIZ
ious, sick, headaehy or
constructed. M

Enjoy life, Keep clean inside
with Cascarets. Take one or two
at night and enjoy the incest.
geniiest liver and bowel cleansing
you ever experienced. Wake up
feeling grand. Your head will be
clear. your tongue clean. breath
right. stomach sweet and your liver
and thirty feet OF bowels active.
Get box at any drug Nore and
straighten up. Stop the headaches,
bilious spells. bad colds and bad
days-Brighten up. Cheer up. Clean
up. Mothers should give q whole
Cascaret TO children when cros4
bilious. severish or II tongue ID
coated--they are harrnle0-neV
grippe or sicken-