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had been objected 10 BY Senator
Smooi.
When the Oklahoma Senator de,
r]ared the so-callcd lumber trust nau
used a $4,000 fund against him' sen
aIor Pcnrosc. Republican, lnter)eCteu'
ut is reported that it cost me DEM
ocraiic party $l,oooo,oOo 10 elect "ooo'
row Wilson" oonoo ,, -
How about the $500, 200 srent 10
elect William Mckinley in lS91: que
ried Senator O'Gorman. DemocraI.
THAT might have been so, senator
penrosc replied. ,,....
Resuminc his speech. Senator Owen
said ne had figures showing that N.Y.
ron T Herrick. recently nominated
for Senator by the Rcpubllcans IN
Ohio had personally expended So, 20
in his urinary campaign. and that the
Herrick voters league had spent ~
600.
III is not difficult, to understand
why the Republicans Of the Senate 40
NOT want This bill 10 pass now, Saln
Senator Stone. interrupling his Demo
cratic colleague. The reason is that
they expect 10 buy the approaching ma
tiOnal election
~ have heard il stated that the
Democrats arc trying 10 buy H.. ana
that they have already raised a large
fund" said Senator Gallinger, the Re
publican leader.
~ have heard said Senator Peg
rose. that the Democrats already
have an enormous corruption fund.
and that now they want 10 lock the
door"
Can't Fool People.
"Thc reoplr of tho United States
are not going IN stand any more ne
buying of elections Senator Owen
continued. "'rhc people arc demand
inc this law because the existing sta
tutc does not protect them. Rcpor'
of campaicn. contributions and eXPen-
diturcs sent 10 The Secretary of he
state are ridiculous. They do not in
rludc money expended for elections.
| know that n be an absolute fact.
"RenuhliCans in tho senate under
cover of debate may carry on M
buster against this bill until after Il"
election. hui they cannot fool me
American people as 10 their motive.
Senator Prnrnse said the RepuhIl.
cans would hn willing 10 stay. here un-
iii Tho bin could be perfected 1t nee
nssarv. hui thai would take long
limo and il would ho better to walt
mill December. Resides this threat
encd delay in adjournment another
legislative Iangie developed tnday
over tho rcvcnne bill and tho general
deficiency appropriation Hill which
has MOI vet been reported TO The
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Won TERPITZ HAS
AGAIN BROKEN OUT

WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.--Mail re.
ports Of "manifcsto' recently. ISSUED
by Admiral Won TirTit2. former head al
the Germany navy. calling fer an unre-
strlctcd renewal Of submarine warfare
have been received from Berlin by the
state Department.
The dispatches arr worry vague and
the text is not included nor is Il TO-
vealed what official position. if any
Won Tirpitz now holds.
The manifesto" was issued about a
month ago. II declared renewal Of sub-
marine operations would crinpcl Eng
land seriously and do no harm so far
az the United states was concerned
as that country already is doing Ger.
many as much damage AS she possibly
could. even in n state of war.
Why Non Tirpitz. even though r"-
tired. would be permitted 10 issue Surl,
a manifesto if it were violently in dis
agreement with official policy is not
understood by officials here. As re-
tired officer he still would be subject 10
military discipline.
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, ,u,..-nouse,s Funeral Today.

This mornins at ssh ocIofk - nr to.
family funeral services WI "s u" widow
o MrI the i,' late John ws,crhcuse. At the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Lonm AZ -
Coniff, a15 Main street. Wh"r" h"F o hirh
ccrurrcd Wednesday. Requiem n'er,
mass in 81! JoSsp9 W;,I ' be in ST.. Cal
vary cemetery
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- ro,I. E6,-uAn To-day.

FoIInwinE funeral serNlccS ~ III t,,,,,o
s sIE aIloy p. requiem r hish mass yin be-
t %ah in ST. Joscphs cathedral al
$40 o'clock for Louis Ehrman' a W".'
known local resident. VINO oiea ~
t',Ivory cemetery.
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PETROGRAD. Aug. -. via London.
$40 =. m.-Russian. forces operating in
southern Turkish Armenia have rr-nc-
cupicd MuSh. capIur" by the Turks on
August s. says an official Communich-
ion issued BY the war department tn
night. The statement adds the Russians
captured $500 prisoners in the battle at
Rachla.
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The British Side.

LONDON. Aug. 2i.--S y. n.-'ir"at
Britain. following III" lead "f Sweden,
has made public ;h" rntir" correspond
rncc with Sweden concerning lirl!i>h
seizures of the Swedish rnrr'l post with
tho United Sta;"S and Swedish r"iHIIn-
ti"n in stopping AL E;ritIsh parcels in
transit Ia RUSSIA.
TIL" correspondence di$"l"S,~ that IN"
rSiluAtinr hes not vt been SauStactnr-
ilv adjusted som" lrit"r% and n"r"S
l"..m with langIiHg" =" SHARP HS I" m
dIrain thar IN. relations IL tn" iw"
.rnuuIrirs at. ,rn. tiui" appeared n. hl"
hr"alIing POM. IS result at ne
il. -oIIaiinn= Sweden r",'"uilr released
80 MN varr"iH - Eu%sIH n"d"f HHrr''-
men, with III" Eri''.h government T."
s,Inr,,, IN. matter {" arbitration after
the WIT.
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Troops Concentrated

LONDON. Aug. 70. ri" Il. NTH"
Russians have concentrated large num-
Der of troops on tn" RumaniRn frontier
and on the banks Of The Russian Dan
uhe with which 10 invade Bulgaria ny
way of Dubeyudja. according tn Huda-
pest despatch 10 the Morning Post. quot
inC tho Acct The Acct also reports
powerful RunaniHn forces gathered on
the lower Danube and the pruth.
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industrial Preparedness.-

OGDEN. Utah, Aug. 24.-Charles F..
Hughes today addressed an audience
here on what he termed the necessity
of national preparedness for CONNER
cial competition with Europe after the
war.
The nominee represented his declar.
alton that this could be done only
under a protective tariff. He reiter-
ated his statement that he would do
all he could If elected 10 prevent
abuses under a protective tariff. He
declared that the time had come to
protect American business and hciere'
ment, not 10 cripple or destroy it.
Show me any way by which legitl.
male business can succeed" said Mr..
Hughes, and am going to do my ut
most TO make 1t succeed.
Mr.. Hughes was introduces by ]. A.
Howell. judge Of Ogden's district
court, who said that delegates 10 both
ventions at Chicago sat side by side
on the platform"
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uuoh Tate

The body Of Hugh Tat Wcaitn! S fnr
daiia farmer. arrived iherr .ut .nHo no
hnrisI from Raltimnrr. Mo" "n"rr ~
G GusiAi in a hospital following a sursica!
onera,ion aged ~.
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the highest standard of efficiency and
fair dealing.
Fundamentally. the question is one
of national honor. We took the Phil
ippines under a sacred obligation. It
is our duty TO discharge that obliga.
ton, and propose that we hold the
flag of the United States before the
world as flag which never betrays
trust"
The nominee repeated his condemna-
ton of pork barrel" legislation. THE
other day pointed the finger of scorn
al the pork barrel bills passed under
this administration" he said. and I'M.
mediateIy there was a flutter Of, the
hit birds in the halls of congress"
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pistol, DUEL FATAL.

EI-RMhN. Ma. Aug. 1t W
SmiIy and Robert Hall. farmers 81 WI,
Gov COUNTY today Fought pistol duel
IN :: 1mhir. rocd roar here and both
were killed.
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LONDON. Aug. "a ll:2% p. ln.-lSrit-
lsh troops have advanced 500 yards
south Of Thiepval. capturing Il German
trench 400 yards in length and many
prisoners. said an official statement is
sued by the war office tonight.
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SCHOOLS REMAIN CLOSED.

'vIII:In o. \Vr. "i--OncnInS 1T TO-
Irdr',. l,iblir sChnoIs has been p>lpon"d
~ Semi on boz Is on account # tho in
rani.I.: paralysis epidemic. according ="
announcement hY the board Of education
in1ny.
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troops today completed the occupation
of Maurepas and carried their in" "nn
metres beyond the town on A front Of
two Kilometres, according 10 tonight :
communication.
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r1v Enyder

Special Dispatch 10 tho lntGliigenaSScr:s
,on, rcIatiyrs have received word thai
t tSh snSdcr, IS. son Of Mr; and ME- Mrs.
Mas,in Snyder. late residents OF th hNt
city is dead sftrr brief i''m@SS lem inm f3r
his body is now enr,'u''
the funeral and burial.
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WRIGHT. Jr. The mother was formerly
Miss Mary Gillespie. NJ Cach
Mrs. Homer Long ard SOD Arthur, o.
Houston. Tex. were visiting NJ. ant
Mrs. ". ". Weber.
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BRITISH AND FRENCH
Continued from First Page.)

has been an increase in artillery &C.
tirity along the lsonzo. but no infantry
actions have been reported.
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The Rio Grande Valley.

THE valley Of the Rio Grandn in
which W" live has been enormously
Developed during The past few years,
particularly by Tin" erection OF the
Elephant Butte Dam. This dam
CREATES lake fprty-fve miles long,
and ahoui u milo and q half wide. The
dam has Il head of water back OF IT, OF
abnu, on" hundred t"et. and believe
thai tho lax" is the largest artificial
lake in ia" world. This dam has
practically settled III" flood question
so far as Inc Rio Grandn Valley Is con,
rrrucd. and 1T III" sam" .lm" irri-
rates some $50 400 acres Of fine farm
lands. There lands AZ" holn- rapidly
Developed. and prove a cr"f' Addi'ion
tn the agricultural wealth "I that soc
ton
Tho climate If southern \eT MnEi.
GO il Of course very hor and dr.. hui
4 don't think il as Oppressive as the
extreme hot days tia. you occasional
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
LEXINGTON

Pacific and Ark. avcS. Grounds adjoining
beach and boardwalk. ONLY HOIEi.
WHERE TESTS MAY 60 TO SCRt
tx BATHING ATTIRE WlTHOCI GT-
iXG STREETS. WHICH is PROHlBll..
Ed. Use of bath house free. KCNNiNSE
MATER IN ROOMS Private baths
Special rates. 50 To $3.50 weekly; 81 up
daily, tincIudng choice table. suppirlesds
from OWN FARM. WHITE SERVICE:
BALLROOM. TENN -
COURTS. GARAGE. BOOKLET nalleo.
aup-9t-f6
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Breummer & Hildai)raud
Funeral Directors and Bmbalmefe.
Corner MaTkst and TW0nty-0>cond; DS2
Telephone 2o7 Open nsv and ntGhG
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE BUY. WE SELL.
Restaurant goods cheap, stools, ste:
from bankruptcy sale. Also tools ana
maohiusry. Bonlht ana sold. xh0 FOOL
store. io32 NAxkst 1t, Nat, PhoAa
l376-2- AU'1S'l
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FOR SALE-FarmS,

FOE 6AIE-S0 acres, 1900 feet from
Sardis, Ohio. New seven-room house
and barn; $50 peach trees besides other
fruit trees. Real bargain to quick buyer.
+. J. Voglcr. Sardis, Ohio. auienl
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DIE D

DAv1s-Very suddenly. at the Martins
Ferry Hospital. Thursday. August -
1915. at s:55 o'clock p. m. ELLA MAJ,
wife Of Forbes B. Davis.
Funeral notice hereafter.
wATEAHoUBE-On Wednesday, Au.
gust 23. 1916, at 12:i5 o'clock .: m" q
The residence Of her daughter, &fs.J
j. Cuniff. No. els Main street. ELtEN
SHIELDS. widow Of the late Jonh
Warehouse.
Funeral services from the family nom:
Friday morning at $3.50 O'clock
REQUIEM mass at ST. Joseph's cAtht'
drai ~ . O'Clock Il. nj. Friends OF the
family invited to attend. lnterment
private at Nj. Calvary cemetery.
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Boards Are Doomed.
PARIS Aug. ci.--*'i9 y. nth"
beard Of thu t'reurh soldier Is doomed
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert8Chy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
AR1ERiAl EmeAlMER,
1922 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Might
Store Phones 636.
C. J. Bertschy. Natl Phone 19b9-R
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HUGHES ASSA|LS

(Contiuued from First Page.)
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j, S, MUST INTERVENE
Continued from First Page.)

past bv any means. see statements
that Villas power has been destroy
ed. That may be temporary. Villa
is the kind of man that appeals 20
the ignorant, savage, half fed, half
clothed Mexican. He can in very
short time surround himself With a
very large following. and so long As
he lives, and so long as there is no
firm government in northern Mexico,
Villa will be a source of very great
danger.
"All through our section the thought.
full citizens have little hope that any
thing will come out Of the joint COM
mission which the President and Car
rama are getting ready 70 create.
They look upon it only as another
temporary makeshift, that whatever
agreement is reached will be broken
by tho MeXicans. because Carranza
himself will not be able to control The
situation and 10 enforce observance
Of il. As matter OF fact. CarranHa
is unable TO control his own people.
much less control any very large num-
Der Of the unruly inhabitants OF the
rural sections.
One reason why say that the IN
PREVENTION ny the United States in
SltAiIb - IhtlN ~ HlbNt N""NiI "
the fact that McXiCuns generally.
Whether rich or poor. educated or nm
educated. think that "" are greedy
Of their territory. This idea has been
brought on tn some extent suppose
nv Americans themselves. The MoHl-
can border liz" is ovcr .hm miles in
length. a direct east and west line
from the mouth ut tho Rio Grande 10
the Gulf Of Lower California is loss
than half that. To get that border
line We would have 10 take all of The
string Of northern StaT"s. For that
reason am sure that intervention on
the part of thn United States would
he resisted ny all McXcans. even
those who think that order can not be
restored otherwise. The situation is
an extremely difficult and ursly one,
and as | said before, | am sure that IL
has been brought about largely
through our failure n act with TiSor
and earneStncss at. the beginning OF
the trouble.
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RAILROAD STRIKE
{Continued from FIRST Page.)

strikes were that ii would almost
certainly be fought by labor in con.
gress, and that while President Will
son might be entirely willing now 10
back such legislation he might not be
in position 10 do so when it was
proposed. Representatives of the
brotherhoods who heard of This phase
of the plan today were plainly against
it. A counter suggestion was heard
among the presidents that strike ques'
lions should be left TO the Interstate
Commerce Commission. with power
10 investigate and make a public re-
port of their findings, with strike
held in allegiance pending the inres'
rieatiOn
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.PATENTS::s;;:s:sf;:;.S;; :: AZ; s;
=. =. DUNLAP, Yatsat IsWH3.
National Exchange Bank BUILDING.
WhselinG. ". Va
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WANTED--FoG1tion

wANTED--By young man: IL years 90.
Willing TO work on farm In Ohio. Can
do almost any kind Of work. Reference
If necessary. Right wages: Address
willing care 1nteiligcncer. Wheeling.
Au.z3.h.
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WANTED-Male Help

wANTED-Good bread foreman. salary
TO start $4,000 per week. II. J. Hop
stetter. GAINESVILLE. Ohio. au-25.i
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wANTED-Stenograp must be quick
and accurate. No experience neee!.
sary. State age and salary expected:
Address SIS. care Intelligencer. au-2t-3
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wANFED-Singlc man to work on farm.
+. N. ellison. Bell phone 2s2-R-22. Elm
Grove. Au-zz-1 p.
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wANrED-boy about Is years old -
help in candy factory. Good reference
necessary. Apply to G. T. Fesny Cor
1912 Main ST. au-11.l
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BOTH PARTIES ACCUSED.
CONTINUED from First Fage.)
p.nrose Comes Back.

.ad been objected 10 BY Senator
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FOR RENT

FOR REnr-MoDERN APA1110H9G
THREE FINE PROFIT 10011 01
TH1RD FLOOR At 965 AAIN Sx3113,
SEVEN Hoo1cs. sEooND F&oo1,
1904 NAH STREET, PRIVATE 13
JAMES L. XAWL8Y
1864 MAIN G32134
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
EVEN CR0SS,SICK
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS
II Feverish. Bilious, Consti.
pated. Give Fruit Laxa-
tive at Once.

pou't scold your fretful. peeyish
child. See II tongue Is coated: this
Is sure sign its little stomach.
liver and bowels arc clogged with
sour waste.
When listiess. pale. feverish. full
OF cold, breath bad. throat sore,
doesn't eat. sleep or act naturally.
has stomachache. indigestion. diar.
rhoea. give a teaspoonfui OF Cali
fornia Syrup OF Figs" and In q few
hours all the foul waste. the sour
bile and fermenting food passes
out OF the bowels and you have a
well and playful child again. Chill
dren love this harmless fruit lax.
alive" and mothers can rest easy
after giving II. because Il never
fails TO make their little "lnsldes"
clean and sweet
Keep II handy. Mother A little
given today saves q sick child to
morrow. but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for a 50-cent bottle OF
California Syrup OF Figs" which
has directions for babies. children
OF all ages and for grown-ups plain.
~ on the bottle. Remember. there
are counterfeits sold here. so sure
~ look and see that yours Is made
by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany." Hand back with contempt
any other fix syrup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
CRAVING
CAUSES DEATHS
Two Men Drink Wood Alec
hol and Arc Found
Dead
WOMAN THIRD VICTIM

Craving for drink caused the
death OF Jack Mullen and an
unknown man Tuesday. An.
other. a woman, lies dead In
the county moraue from alec
holisnn. according 90 Deputy
Coroner koeptlt
Her name Is Edith eurdet,e.
She was found dead In her
room, AGO Fifth ave.
rive arrests have been made for
safe keeping OF insane persons
since the dry law went into effect
This is an abnormal number. ac
cordlng 20 the police. They believe
an unsatisfied craving for liquor
has caused ut least three OF the
cases Of insanity.
Mullen went 10 the New Central
hotel. 655is Weller St. with two
bottles Tuesday afternoon. HC
was found unconscious few hours
later lie was taken TO the city
hospital. where he died az y IS p. m
Or. +. II. Smith found that the
bottles from which he had drunk
eontsned diluted wood alcohol
The unknown man was found
Dead in a rooming house NJ 4i5is
Fifth ave. Tuesday, lie. too. had
drunk wood alcohol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
AMERICA MAY BE ARBirgR

LONDON. Jan. b.--Amcrica may
become arbiter In questions raised
by naval warfare. This possibility
was seen today from the offer OF
Sir Edward Grey 10 submit TO an
impartial tribunal. say. OF officers
OF the United States navy" disput.
cd cases. including the Baralong In.
eidcni
In tho Baralong case Germany
protested thru America 10 England
that the latter had transgressed
warfare rules IN tho Baraiong's
sinking OF a German submarine and
destruction Of her crew.
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CERBERS FIGHT
FOR DAUGHTER
Court Here May Refuse TO
Recognize California
Decree
AWARDED TO FATHER

With Or. Rudolph ~. Gerber
OF San Francisco speeding to-
wards Seattle, armed with a de.
cree OF divorce. awarding him
the custody OF his little dauph.
ter. Areal, now Juvenile
court ward here, Mira. Gerber
Is preparing with her lawyer.
20 again Illustrate her es.hus-
bands plans.
Theirs Will be fight 10 the
bitter end TO settle tho long dis.
pute over the possession Of their
child.
Or Gerber secured divorce
Tuesday In San Francisco, The
court named him custodian OF his
daughter. but when he arrives TO
secure her release from juvenile
court. he viii be up against further
difficulties.
Superior Judge Dykeman. who
has the little girl In charge. may
hold that thu California court can.
not interfere with the Washington
courts possession OF Areal. Mrs.
Gerber Is pinnlng her last hope on
the chance that no viii refuse 20
let Or. Gerber have the little girl.
Everything sho posesses. Mrs,
Gerber SAYS. VIII be used In the
fight for her daughter. II neces.
sary.
She ia living with Mrs. Gather
Inc De hit. mother OF Yogi Ralph
NJ. DE Bit. at the village OF Beaus
Arts. on the eastern shore OF Lake
Washington.
During tho long legal battle be-
tween the San Francisco physician
and his wife. Mrs. Gerber has
thrice attempted TO get divorce.
and failed.
Dir Gerber failed once.
Both failed 20 get possession OF
their daughter IN attempts made
here. 1udge nykeman decided TO
place the child under tho care OF
the court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
EXPECT ALLIES
TO MAKE DRIVE
Central Powers Preparing &c
Meet Offensive
in Spring
OFFICIALS CONFIDENT
BY CARL w. AckERMAN

BV CARL w. AckERMAN
BUDAPEST. Jan. i.-(De.
layedl.-A great offensive by
tho allies on all fronts In the
spring Ia expected by the leu
tons. Hungarian officials. how
ever. are certain that the move
will meet with defeat.
"The allies fall 20 take into
account our military position"
said Count Andrassy today. to
the United Press. I'VE are sit.
uated 90 that we can help each
other. We can send men and
resources TO any front at any
time. We can concentrate
something the enemy cannot.
This makes our victory certain.
because II overbaisnees our op.
ponents' resources"
Contrary TO Berlin opinion. the
Hungarlans believe there will be no
early peace.
Il think II will be long. long
war" continued the count.
There IL no chance OF peace In
sight ut present. We could make
peace next week. but tho allies do
not desire II. They arc not yet
convinced OF our superiority.
But the world IL becoming hys-
terical. Even neutral nations are
impatient. II Is a shame for hu.
manlty that we can't mako peace
now"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD I:
Says Cream Appksd In Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.

Instant relief-no waiting Your
clogged nostrils open right up: the
air passages OF your head clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking. suuffllng. blowing. head
ache. dryness. No struggling for
breath at night. your cold or
catarrh disappears.
Get small bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Ap-
ply a little OF this fragrant. anti.
septic. healing cream in your nos
triis. II penetrates through every
air passage OF the head. soothes
the inflamed or swollen mucous
membrane and relief comes in
stsntIy.
It's Just fire. Don't stay stuffed.
up with a cold or nasty catarrh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
ONCE YEAR SALE
CSC MORE Ribbons 18c
.SeUen Inches Wide

They are Taffetas and mostly dark
colors-splendid for hair bows, and we
will be glad to tie them without charge.
CSC Ribbons reduced to 18c.
Wide Velour Ribbons Csc
This is the remainder of our Velour
Ribbons, Oriental and Persian designs;
qualities that originally sold at from 75c
to $500. To close out, Csc yard.
Up to 75c Ribbons l2c
Odd pieces of Taffeta and Fancy Rib
bonS; some are short lengths but all re-
markable values at 12c. First Floor.