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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
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2s Ser Eriegsgtt enes edmAm solooen Don WsFar 'pSbrte.

i'd Tf in bu e6nIe uno peroc py4ouer.
Gum Slid ttBt mid balo Elm latter Nm
ruf aus biiW 3udngsporItelung Don
Der 9atterit 5r piro Der 8sftbl ourds
gegcbtn: .ettamgslpehief borberiieHl"
Die @duie pctbtH aHgeipannt 9urdl
has LANCE fduI giegen lino Ic i6erniitig
unD it6iIig geporotu, Sin feiter gralner
min iiber6aupt nidt mebr ing @d6irr.
Wis fpir ion glidlid an Der 9titiel
babsn, idIGgt ct Elm inns anotre @al ibtr
bic Strangc. Die 6abrer fht6cm 4iir
ge6t Die @tOulo aus. Sd grsifc nd4 Der
@ertc uuD iibe ibm Gins iiber bic Sdtntel.
IS uirti, Der graune hebt BEN Dub uno
ite6t 6inein. Sin @eteriudr bat ben
5dla9 gtIe6tn, tommt 1e%rbei9eritttn mb
Ilhreit mid an: Ser! 6errl baa i. ia
uner66rtl 9os 1T bic r%einIte 3icrqudIcrci!
Menn 10 etpaa nod eiumol 0oriOmmi
ldiIe i'd Gle brti 8o5eH cinItedeu!"
So bin GQlbat. Ter innqe 90itor II
mein @orgCIeBter. SD ba6c tein &ttt,
ibm cine antpOrt 81 geben.
4
@ir ioGrcu in bic 9atierieilauBg.
probtn bic @ei6ibe auf uno ittbn oann
in WurI6toIonut lauoe uutatig auf Der
6trdBe. ga tommen 8oosnier botbei,
9%anontcre pom acknowledgement
9lr. ,..., in Dem i'd friiber oienIc, gle
fibren bic i6ptrtu 3e6n8entimeier9i4iBe
bel fi6, 9loBfi6 ruff i~cinanO mtinen
0amen. Die Stimme fonlmt mir betannt
bor. ,g(lc Dttttr. faoe i6, nbit bug.
@iebert 9einri52" SO" fa8t CT, aid
biene 6ier ais gsiponnfubrer." gu mtbr
Borten Ianat eS nidt. 0itt einmdI at
Ieinem @uttuadt, Die fabrsnbc aolonne
beridlpinOd in btr GuufeIheit.
2anQc tauut jd. Webr uIs cirmaI
mug id mid ira9tn, lit bieit 9c99nung
uiht elm 3raum aelueIen2 8erge mn
3dler tommm nidt 3ufammen. gber bic
! WenI9en iommn 5ufdmmen. IS iaeioet
tie niemano als Der Soo-
@ir 6itgm liuts ab, ubtr 8eIO uno
WieIe, mitten in bic Qeder binein. Sn
tinem oroBen Gartoffttitjid miro Salt ges
ma1t, uub in 8~itoatteLlung gc9dnaen.
g9ir &ononitre tonneu inns bjubdum un0
~ousru6er, o6tr bic Ualirer 6a6tn bel nit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

Bauer gattig unb un8angli4. ST iiibrt
uns fogor III bic CUTE Gtubc. Sic 5rda
tifbt Wtl6 uno 8rot All, ods IeBtc. mas
fie nod debln lam. Sit blei6t bai ms
fiBen mn Iagt; .6jtr anf bieiem 8unapec
uno bier an oieiem 5iid bdbcn Dor Orti
3oaen bic 5rdn3oin g~efeiien. Den GAM
gen 6tB6oOen 6aben ic mir beidnubert
unD peritoert, bic Salttgrlt. SD bin
froh, DAB ic neg ino!"
Wir fino miibe trmfen bic Ytila8es
Ihirre leer uno laian ms. idrn bulb i'm
5hlaf, in bic SdulGr fiibren. Seit s. !.
iinb mir oas erite Maf nieOer mter Dab
uno Sad. . i6r %8eitBneten Stro44auz
len, i6r 8etttn ohne 5ooeI! 8tr bouen
uns bin uno i6lafsn ben bletcrutn Salaf
Der 81tter Brantrtihs.
Qm Morgen 6leibt ms Elm penig 3eit
5u einem griinoliAn 8aiheu. 0d5 1T aud
n1tig; Oenn alien ite6t Der 9red idon
md6tig auf Der 3igsmer6aut. 9rei big
pier Mtal miiFen mr. uns ieifen, cB ii4
tiber6aupt elm meni9 Shaum 5eigt, 10 bid
tieqt Der Sped aui Der Ghtpdrte.
Sra6, tro6! IS se6t nieotr los BON
ct iber 9 noh s. Bon brit
aus fhmcuten mir al, fafen bic 2anos
ftraBe Iis9en uuo 6etuBen einen 6eIope9
nab 81 49,.
IS 1T ungcm,in 1eiB. Der Stou6
6rennt morotrIid i'm .6dlie; bic J%eloflaz
Then Iin0 letr. a5iRsr bat mebr etnen
5ropFen 3um Gaufen. 3u alien Glenb
miifen mir, I'M bic 9ferbe BIT i4Oncn,
a6IiBen .unD auf 9auitecs Rappn htts
ter ben 5abr5eugn bertraben. Ylit oer
3eit f4ldu6t oas eineu 10. Ddb mir in bic
8iemen uno OefeH idffeu uno uns 6al6cr
na6i6leifeu IaFen, I'm nidt 3uriidjublcis
ben. 80 GbItbIpme iino, bic pas tras
qen, blei6en mir ftch6n unn IAuttsln, mas
ppn ben 2[eiten beruater tpia. 0a5 5albs
reiFc ObIt beridlingn mir NIT 8ier unb
aeibe fat.
u..terfpegs bolt ms (gott icane F9
bic 5elotii6e Elm. 8ir mohen 6alt uno
6oden uns ale an BEN Weg6cr0 nitoer.
4ber faum bd6eu mir bic &odgelhirrt
orDentli6 nit qoli5eifmQern geiiat un6
fanm baben mir Bic uiten flint 20iid i'm
9eibc oruuttn, od tommt Gin U(otorrdbs
Fabrer, meIoet id beim @auptmann mtb
elm Nlinutc oaruli ttidaat Der 9crriihe,
anc Wageni1uipHtu 3erit6renoc SLANG
Der 3rompctc mb otr barlde, rOidt Be
fehl: Pin bic 4iGoe!"
Bir miiTeu oas iaone. quite GRtn ing
SER rerien unD alHddeu. Nir fIuacn
nidbt nenig beim Qufiibeu. Giner aber
6at ieinen 6raB niht pegqemorieu, ions
bern 6e6dltsn. Sect iibt er nt6eu mir auf
Dem @daen broben. bait PAS 9od8cidirr
smi1hen ben Nnitn unb lDffclt luti' mel
ter. Nt0qtu bic q6der i'm 95est mob 10
tief ann uHbertdtubdr iem, Der SAutier
H0d Il 6eimiiidiit. Ods dlles iann Oen
qliidliden Gftr uidi in ietntr @emijts
ru9s ftoren. 8ir anoerr idauea lin alle
nit tuem gtmifm 0eio 5u. &is mir
nah " tommW bat er troB Der befs
/ tieeu S9lngcr6epeapngen oes 0dgens
bie aau3s Wld6ijcit &umpes Hnb Gtams
pes ouf9efrtica. Sugar bic Saiitl mar
dus9cIfdtt
lin pier llBt Ireidet mir Y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

fomnlt in bic Qigcn, ltnb aus benz Giid,
5ug ipirb burt Gin ein5iges 8prt cir
neuas aber Oiesmol muufbaItiomes @ors
tpGrtSpringtu.
mir fabren bnr big nod q. unb neb.
men ppn BORT ouS ben 4usgan8 Dun
@b. uuter 6tuer. 0as DorF Itedt Bis ms
ter bic 9d6er bolcr 5ran3oIen. 9s
psrben Tih ni6t penig fpunbern, fpenn ft
uHbermutet u~nItreR idarfen Semi in bic
y}uIe bsfpmmsu!
(Soriietuuq foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

s5n Moatat ntr0 oemnG9it cine
gpIfnis@n3ptIppdOje erfdetHtn. Sic in
3ipan3ig 8dnbn 5OItpis fdmmtli6e Sc.
bdnteu, nd9 Gtidporten georDnet, eHt
bait. Die SnbaIisiberIidt bes 8ulss,
Die ALIEN tintn ganb umfafen piro, 1T
10 augeorOust, baB man iduea inter be-
liebioen Stidpcrtcu ale Weinunesu mo
Qniihien G~oltois fiuoen tam. Rtdt
peuiger dls 900 3oIitpl .3itait niro ous
Wert entbulien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

an 3u ben blcuben Satdfen6aarcn, bldit
Is brauBeu Qlorm, 0ir mijHen aptreteu
mo uns marIdiuti9 mahen.
8ar3 Dor elf l6r fabren mir lpeitcr.
5sBt rddt iid oas Dot. bas mir an
Uiorgen I'M 6ungsr unb in Der llnbers
nuaft bpu ben 8dumen f9ittelten.
nltff". iagt elmer ndA ben anoereu, 70,
ME babe ih Goua9rimmen! SinO teitc
6oFfmannstropfen ba9 6etlige Mutter
Gottes, mo blei6t Der Sanitdter2" 9ies
ZEN 0orten Totgn 3aten. 8iele Ipringeu
ab uuo trottcn 3u SUB nebenber, nm f6
ods 8rimmen al bertreiben. Comet man
bic Strabe 3urididauen fam, bQ iiBt
elmer binter etutm 8uIn. bort elmer,
8iele iido gar niat mehr genierlid ions
bern mahen es pit Der rufiifde MorI6da
Suparop uno bleibeH gIeih auf Oel
5traBe. Der 6elolpebef bat feline Iiebg
Mii6e uno Got. bic 3uriitge6litbener
G6dflein ipilOr 5uiammen5itrei6en
3pei unterDffi3jere mu6en binter ben
ShDamm berge6en mn bic 8tr3etteltc
iammeln. Sie fIuatu iiber i9r ucarti
ges @eiddft gang geb0rig.
Den Brett Der Ia8t blei6en mir in
9 ~. Die gieroe tcmmeu in 6talun
gen. Die @tIditBe bleiben duf OCJ
6dupiitraBe ite6en. mir 6erreu &dno.
Mere aber ls9cn bic qrauen Mintel al
uno fdldgen ms cine neue gtaat UNI BIZ
9breu.
Ghpu in Der 5omtaasfrIbe Itebn pit
in 6 iii Der S1ltttituottr Strabe,
Der U}dQen mtlOet iid. @ir ge6en aui
Die Streifc uno finoen einen tIeinen ga,
ben n Der Na6e, NOS nm biaige5 geIO
8rot &dIy unb Sdotolaoe gibt, Der
8%lein6dnoler gI6H3t por 6reuoe uno neiB
iih niht onbers 3u belfeu, ais bah ct un5
SoI0aten einsu 8itlina nod Dem aDOcs
ren mudt.
Qts aaes aufgegeFen if, triegen mir
Qangeipeilc. 9aber berlegen mir uns
aus G6pdBn unb Spri6flppfen. Gis
net Iaqt (ts 1T bic beriidtigte r9utt
Quelte') mir Idmeu bier IN s ~. Ing
8irgerqudrtier, 0as lit aber uiht mebr
ais Gin frommr 8unIh. Gs ge6t nidi
Ing 6udrtier, ionbern hem 8iiterbu6nboi
III. pier lperoM mir tiugsldben mO rad
2 3uriidbcf0roert.
4m @beuo tommeu mir an. llc6tr
Dem Quslu6tn IdBt uits BAG frcInblidt
0ttter i'm Gti6 8egtn ieBt Elm. ginnen
elmer Stun0c 1T an unierem @epdnO teiu
6aotn me6r troten. Die 6au6iBm ptre
ben auf bic G%iplandbe sefiibrt unb Biz
duf neitere5 bort IieAen aelahan. 8ir
! iel6er ne6meu in Der RaIerue Quarter,
briuqen uniert 2umpeH III SrOnuug W1O
biirieu ausru6cn.
Iieuslaa. ben Is. Qnteun. Qit 6n
alttH 6dubiBm mil ueuer UtutitiQa mlo
eintm ueleH 6alptmatfn an oer SPjBt
fdhreu mir md 81 SIS tpirO Quar-
tier qemoht, mir lcaen nd Die gtott dber
bleibeu.
Sd puBt bic trtit 3eit aus uno idIens
oere Elm lpeujg nab ben nelcn Sorts
/ hfnaui. abtr id tomme Hidt ptitu ais
+ bis SO btr uteu Notwithstanding
Dprt rtbcu 3pti 4oiten IND idaen mid
Wiener nic Rt6tr b%ia1faier. ~llntcrptgs
! tpwnt mir cin @eoift eln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

DOM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JIp
Q(uf ben Miatten nebeiau iitsR IN
lanaen Gei6m balti6e GouiIst, aae
orbentlid beiIammcn uuo biibih dusgts
rihtet, mic mans bon ben YreuBcu niht
dnbers gepo6nt if. 8ieie 2orniitu IicBen
geiteru bic Snianteriittn tiegen, bsOor Fe
ben groBen Sturm untraten. gei dnsn
Der 9orniIer Gtgt Elm offenes QOtijOn4,
tn Ihnar3es 8adsIlh eingebunOul, NIT
einem ere1m rotten 8anb,
Veugierig biditere id oariu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

zen unrubign gfsrben gu tun. lin eli
lt6r tomml Der 9ahImeiIer uno nil
Qo6nungaappsl a6bolteH. Qbsr mh dne
Inideu2 Sin 3iI6 lit nirgsnOs dli3us
trtiben, ain Stu6t ooer font Elm SiB9erdt
aud niGt Cine 3eltbaAu niro aui BEN
8ooen dusgcbrdtet, Der 3dGtmeiitr Iegt
iid oarauf limb itett 2aternc. aaiette uno
SpIobu9 Dor Tid bin. Sober, oeicn
8omeu auigeruieR miro. mug bin3utriGben
uHo ieinn Wammou auf BEN Baud
lieqenO IN Gmpian9 uebmtH. 9os mat1t
ars alien 0itttH SpaB. y8ir titttren in
eiutel iott. rad Dem 4ppeQ gi6t'a mitttn
in Der .l1at BpA nraumeu Ditnit 8ir
meroen an5addidi, ulu 5uttI fir bic
pfgroc 3l bolcn.
Der 3cit tr 9aht perIduit ihnadets
toll. &iU Mtnid laHH oaJdn 0sliU.
elm 4uoe u}lmddlol Upm Satiuu &IcB
fdit elm idivttr GcliB nod ocm 0Eo;rfu.
}luh bic fran5jiiidf artipcrit oGlipottti
bic iuelIfH MdUlsr faap idiptr Ju itopfen.
DDS T0yi 81 breHHt. gd5 atpt
eineH itlriqm 9tgiu en- Den 6immtl, mtt
opier SG,in ii6eri rahlt ms pie tt1 oCus
gofir.s Gitt uu0 belsuhiet SJgntn piC
0ilber anO qrotesttr aud poR Dem
m.l0.n aaO afol st,H 8 Ill oss @nQI1Hecra
gr igau mdl eulmbm lreyom
lalta ..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
Don OsFar tpSbrEe.

Ian Elm Stitngcpe6r aebeftet unb duf
Ipieiem gappOedsl itsbt nit srobem glaus
itift geI4rit6m:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

aaf ciWmdl 6tiBt ts: .0H @aitttta9s
gen umoytEu. it oaB mon iewt 3ma
msrn mtbr isbt! 1ie eutc in ben 0rt.
alton i0Qm Mot 1pihen. so ipclhem
8toiHeul unD Jt meiher 5ormottoa mir
9s3UrGu% 9llh bic aufagmnltn Jdtns
ru ulb ge5etfFNn3Ga an BIN VI
,iihc3 Rro5tr ano 98dqtu miilul ans
astragl Wtroan, va ples nl6l gdli, tic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

I'm pitt ll9t utei4et MI y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-28


Prince Alexandra fget the 81
Miaklnoff. a real Russian and 70.
puicd 10 be prince. who married
Mrs. Gouraud secretly IN London
HE'S 30'
Miss Yvonne Couraud foster.
daughter OF the princess. who
gave her 90 the prince 10 be his
wife Eat leas, according 10 the
princei--
SHE'S 10 Chats AM
We'd Ike 10 AJAX you 20 observe.
also. the Princess Vercln Miskinoff.
only daughter OF Prince and Prin.
cess Alexandra MiHklnon. aged 10
months. but Ne cant do that. be-
cause she sho waa Amy Croker
says there isn't any Princess
Nerein. aud never Was.
The prince and princess
were suing each other for sep
ara,lon. he wanted 70 es,sb.
Han the existence of hls 10
monsh.oid daughter. which HE
wife denies; ard she charged
him with being In love with
her foster-dsuahtsr. Yvonne.
! Ike ironne. the prince Ad.
misa. and. ~ the princess request.
I was about 10 marry her-yes. the
princess was Ia get a divorce.
had 20 pay Yyonue some attentions
TO save her life
-Nas Il pleasant occupationT7
asked alawyer
Very tiresome. said the prince.
That disappearing baby. accord.
ing Ia the prince. was born In
April. 1915. az the Hotel McAlpin.
one ~ New Yorka leading tAvcrna.
But all the time they were liv.
Ing az tho McAiplu. madame" was
approaching him for his attentions
To Yvnnns
4 entered Yvonnos room once
Just In time 20 prevent her killing
herself with revolver" the
prince II quoted az saying
Judgment in the suit has been
reserved by the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-28
NAVAL BASE ON
PACIFIC NEEDED

WARRINGTON. Feb. - naval
bases In the Pacific aud the Garth.
bean are needed. Admiral knight,
president OF the navy war college.
told the house naval committee to.
day
~ we are 10 hold the Philip.
pines or 10 agree 10 protect them
front outside Interference. n naval
base In the Pacific Is necessary. %
he said. AZ present we cannot
defend the Philippines. aud the fu-
ture of trade lies Ia the Pacific"
lie asked $1,000 900 FOR tho Car.
lbbean baso. as an immediate ne
cessity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-28
zEPPELINS MAY
VISIT AMERICA!
So Declares Berlin Expert
Discussing the
Future
EXPECT LENGTHY WAR
BY CARL W. AckURMAN
Omitted Press STAR correspondent)

| bN CARL w. ACktHMAN
Omitted Press STAR Correspondent
BERLIN. Feb. 2s-A great fleet
OF zeppelins flying TO America and
bringing food back 20 Germany. a.
possibility II this war lasts sew
eral years longer. an authority on
aeronautics declared today.
Seems like u dream" he said.
but war that has seen subma.
rines so from Wiihelmshaven "a
ConEtantinople and Zcppelins and
aeroplanes play unexpected roles,
may see some even more startling
Developments In. say. three or -four
years.
The very fact that this posi-.
billy Is being discussed IL evidence
OF tho realization here that this
war Ia 10 be decisive. II not a battle
TO exhaustion"
In counting the probabilities OF
long war. German military critics
are casting their eye M neutrals
that may become involved
They are specializing. for In.
stance. on What would happen n the
English threw an army into Ilol.
land and marched against Aix.Ia.
Chappelle 10 trap the German army
IN Belgium.
hut tho fact that the Dutch GOV.
eminent has Just voted new credits
for tho defense OF Hollands neu.
traiity satisfies the average Der.
liner that there 10 little danger from
that source.
Sweden. Spain and Rnmania. Il g.
conceded here. are the three ncu.
trails most likely TO play prominent
roles II tho war Ia long drawn out
Reports that Spain has been buy.
ms arnmunltions In America have
also aroused public interest. when
viewed In connection With Spain's
deeades-old ambition TO conquer
Gibraltar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-28

Austin T. Griffiths and Mrs. Crit
fiths have for years been Interested
In problems Of social welfare. They
have iahored assiduousiy 10 better
/ conditions
In the winter Of iait.t9t5 the Ho.
tel Liberty was crowded with men
ont of employment. Charitable pco
pie got together. organized and H.
sued call 10 the people OF this city
I 10 furnish these men with employ.
ment so far as possible-any odd
Jobs.
/ In RESPONSE TO this call. Austin T..
Griffiths agreed to have 40 acres
which he owns across the lake clear.
cd. He took the matter np with the
Social Agencies COMMITTEES which
handled the affairs OF Hotel i.lber-
I ". Tie took II up with J. H. powisa,
chairman OF that committee. and
Henry Pauly. manager OF the Hotel
Liberty, and he paid that committee
81 200 IN cash.
The committee. IN return. sent
some men TO do the clearing. There
were Is 20 30 men at work at yari.
Gus times for period OF two
months. The money Griffiths paid
to the committee went toward the
support OF all the inmates 90 the
Hotel Liberty. and there were sew
erals hundreds OF them lodged and
fod there during tho winter. Grif.
fithg money and other sums receiv-
ed from others went into lump
sum 10 keep up the Hotel Liberty
Crlffiths did not hire the men
They were sent 10 his land by the
Social Agency committee. lie paid
the money in a lump sum &c the
committee. and the money was used
20 help out all Of tn. unemployed at
the Hotel Liberty -contributing to-
ward the support OF hundreds who
never saw glimpse OF Griffths
land III Giirs statement that Grit.
fiths hired men at so cents a day.
making them pay their own board.
IL n haseiess. vicious falsehood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-28
SECOND AND UNIVERSITY

today. and went oyef the 40 plans
they have under consideration.
A canvass Of the members seems
TO Indicate a general sentiment
favoring the central feature of the
celebration being pageant at
Plymouth. with a possible reproduc.
tiOn OF II in Boston.
Plans for prize competition, toJ
be open TO every artist in the coun-'
try. probably will be offered.
IL is certain that the original
Plymouth town on Leyden ST. VIII
be reproduced. so those who come
10 the celebration may see Ply
mouth as Il was when the Pilgrims
landed there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-28
RYTHER CHILDREN
GET HUGE N. P. CAKE

Mother Rythers Riddles are 20
ing 10 enjoy a nice. big cake built
by the Northern Pacific commits.
sary department for the company
now playing IT Pays 10 Advertise. %
at the Metropolitan theatre
llazen J. Titus fully believes In
the company's motto. IT Pays 20
Advertise" aud. naturally. paid his
compliments 10 the actors aud
actresses. The latter. Ia turn.
thought the Riddles at the Ryther
home would enjoy the cake more
than thoy-and 30 the Riddles have
Il today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-28
CONE! RUB
SORE, RHEUMATIC
ACHING JOINTS
Rub Pain Away With a Small
Trial Bottle OF Old
st. Jacobs Oil"
stop dosing Rheumailsm.


It's pain only: not one case ia
flfty requires internal treatment
Rub soothing. penetrating st ia
eohs OH" right on the tender
spot" and by the time you say
Jack RoblnEon--out comes the
rheumatic pain and distress. st
Jacobs or Is harmless rhenma.
tam iinlment which never dlsap.
points and doesn't burn the akin.
II takes palm. soreness aud stiffness
from aching joints. muscles and
bones; stops gciatica. lumbaRo.
hackache and neuralgia.
Timber up Get small trial
bottle OF old.iime. honest st ia.
cobA or from any drug store. ana
IN a moment. youll be free from
pains. aches and stiffness. Don't
anffer' Rub rheumatism away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-28
CRIFFITHS CAVE
AID TO J0BLESS
Responded TO Call From Com
mittee in Charge of Hotel
Liberty
HELP WAS APPRECIATED

MEETINGS THIS WEEK
For oriui,hs: Monday nloh,
at homes OF L. w. tooa. 1906
North 4+th at; Mrs. Meciel.
land. 1909 Seventh ave. NJ: a.
e. Austin, 22is North ais, at.
Tuesday. Danish Brotherhood.
eorcn ave. and Stewart ST.. and
Swedish Athletic club. Ninth
ave. and Stewart st. wednes-
day. noon address before ras.
payers league. Thursday,
Young Mems Business club, al
Weren's Exchange. Saturday.
pickwlek club, West Seattle.
For GIL; Monday. az Ballard.
Princess theatre. Tuesday. Pha.
lens hail. Columbia. Friday.
University Bank hall. East 4s,h
and i4th ave. NJ. e. Thursday.
Thorne's hall. Green Lake alta.
tlon.
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WILL RESTORE
PLYMOUTH TOWN

BOSTON. Feb. IS When the ter.
centenary 81 the landing OF the Phi.
griins is celebrated at Plymouth in
1920. II will give people who visit
that historic old town a chance TO
see Il as II was 800 years ago
The Massachusetts state commits
sion on the celebration visited here
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WILSON viewpoint

WASHINGTON. Feb .s.-"T
would be Just as much ashamed 10
be rash IA would 10 be a coward.
valor strikes only when II Is right
TO strike"
This II President Wilson's view.
point. published today from the text
OF his Saturday night speech before
the Gridirun club.
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Miss Ysonne oouraud, Princess
misklnoN. and Unse) Prince
MisklnoH.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Whsn so
gives 30 TO fG. and 10 cannot hold
80. then--oh. let's start Il another
way
Observe then
Princess Mlskinoff. formerly
Mrs. Jackson Gouraud. originally
Amy .Croek-r. with a few intervals
Of being Mrs. Ashe and Mira
Gililg-
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COAL USERS-THIS MEANS
MONEY in YOUR POCKET

The people OF Seattle have given such big business
on ACME Coal since introduced it, months ago tina,
want to show my appreciation by doing something beside
just saying thank you"
ACME Coal IS so clean that washing and double handling
at the mine IS unnecessary That the shipped
TO me as comes from he veinRun OF Mine Separating
the lump from the nut and peais done my yard here in
Seattle. - - "
This separating costs because
III willing TO dc
My bunker price ACME is
with coking coal $3.50 - - 49,
In ton OF Acme Run OF Nine lump
4oe and pea about ~ Until further
OF Mine for $500 PER TON
In have to n is
he but
much than ohers)
dirt be handled
This genuine chance a
You'll like the
o. VI. LATMER Manager
Fremont and Ballard Yard Coal
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BERLIN. by Wireless to sayville.
l.. l.. Feb. 2s.--Germany has pro.
tested TO Portugal against the re-
cent seizure OF intern.d German
liners. II was announced today.
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BOYS REcAPTuRED

CHEHALIS. Feb. 2s-The three
boys who escaped from the state
training school Friday have been
recaptured. The boys broke from
their guard In the fog.
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capture q CANNON

4 VIENNA. Feb. 2s.-Twenty- three
cannon and 10000 rifles we're taken
In the Austrian capture OF Durazzo.
Albania, II was announced today.
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THREW EGGS AT HIM;
NE ASKS DIVORCE

George r. Corey. a machinist iiy
ing az 5000 18th ave s.. started a
divorce Monday on the ground that
Mrs. Corey IL cruel
Once. Corey says. his wife hurled
at HIS head. without provocation.
like a boil, from a clear sky. n skill.
let OF fried eggs
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DO IT NOW

That's the slogan that has been
the foundation principle OF many a
successful man when he knew
there was something that hs ought
20 do. strRiEhtwRv he went ahead
ana did a. He didn't procraHtinate
VIII you be the same way N
you have decnycd teeth YOU KNOW
that you ought 10 take steps TO have
them fixed at once--and YOU know
" YOU have been reading our ads
from day 20 day that this L. the
best place you could possibly pick
80 have your work done. VIII YOU
attend 10 II nj oncc7
what you ought to do Is 20 step
TO your phone right now, ring IN
Main 1918. ask for Or Clark. and
make an appointment Go have one Of
our experts give your teeth thor
ouRh examination and estimate Of
the cost Of having them put into
perfect condition.
Every operator here Ia an expert.
graduate Registered man, Every
one 81 them has his certificate from
the state dental board hanging right
on the wall In front OF his dental
chair In plain sight Of all
Rest OF materials are used here
the most up-to date and scientific OF
painless methods, and our prices are
the lowest
In addition 10 this We give with
all work our guarantee OF satisfaC-
ton. signed both by the operator
who ala the work and by l.. r.
Clark. -. - s.. owner and manager
OF this office. who Is thoroughly re-
aponsihlc
You can make no mistake by com
ing here. Don't delay it.
Regal Dental Offices
Dir. L.. n. Clark, Manager
1905 Third Ave. n. W. Cor. Third
aud Union.
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Mrs y sidelNky and daughter.
Gertrude. have returned from a
nine month Wait IN New York.