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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-02

antiScptir. healing vapOr of this Remedy
is carried with the breath directly 10 the
affected parts
This simple practical method supplies
the medicine where sprays. dOuches. oint-
meuts etc. cannot possibly go. Its Ell
feet * soothing and healing. and i On
tirplv harmless. containing no tobacco or
habit forming drugs II is pleasant to
use and not sickeninG TO those wO have
never smoked. No matter how severe or
long standing your case may be. we
want to show you what our Remedy
will do.
To prove the beneficial pleasant ef-
feet The BIosser Company. 516 Walton
ST.. Atlanta. Ca will mail absolutely free
TO any sufferer. q sample that will verify
their claims by actual test. This free
package contains n pipe, some of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-02

ter. Mrs. James Tase, for month.
Charles Hartfelter is IN a serious
condition owing 20 a second stroke
Of paralysis. which he suffered last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs 6. W. Tallerday and
children OF South Bend spent the
week end with the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs a. j. Tallerday.
Irving Noble has again assumed
his duties at the s : Harrington
clothing store. after being III with
the grip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-02

r @ mn @ Il y for
smoking q n II
also some Of
our medical cig
aretteS. If YOU
wish 10 cOntin
u the treatment
il will cost on
~ one dollar
for a month =
supply FOR the
pipe. or a box
containing one
hundred ciCa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-02
Keep out of Drafts. Avoid
Exposure. Eat and Live
Right and Take
DR.. Kings New Discovery.

You catch cold because your sys-
tenn is below normal and finds itself
unable to throw of the cold germs.
To recover YOU should first take a
remedy TO kill the germs. Then be
careful of your eating. Avoid ex-
posure. Go 10 bed early and save
YOUR strength in every possible way.
To Kill the germs take Dr. Kings
New Discovery.
Just the minute Dr. Kings New
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-02
WALKERToN, IND.

Miss Miriam Bailey. who is at
tending college in Angola. was at
home over Sunday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. Bailey.
e. II. BeechgoOd OF Laporte was
ia town the first OF the week.
r. c.. Barkley OF South Bend visit
ed here sunday with his mother.
The Misses Eva Warden and Edna
Dome of South Bend were guests of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-02

smoked in a
pipe or ready
prepared ciga
+ tie. + h @
smoke vapOr
reaches all Of
the air pas
Sages 81 the
head. nose and
throat. As the
disease * ear
ried into these
pa SSages with
the air YOU
breathe. SO the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-02

rPtteS. We pay pusIH2t.
II Won are a sufferer from Catarrh.
Asthma. Catarrhal Deafness. or IL sub
iect TO frequent colds. send your name
and address at once by postal card or
letter for the free package. and a copy
Of our illustrated b0oklet.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-02
You May Test
This Catarrh
Remedy Free
Simply Write a Post Card to
Address Below.

DR. BloSser. who has devoted forty
years 10 the treatment of Catarrh. is the
originator OF a certain combination Of
mdical lbs flowers and berries 10 be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-02
FACTS FOR MEN
Our Office Of the finest equipped in this country for the
ameGoration and cure of SPECIAL DISEASES of MEN.

YOUNG MEN AND ALL MEN.
COME To SEE Is. Let us re-
move your trouble purify yo.r
blood strengthen your nervous
system and restore you 20
healthy. manly feeling. thereby re-
lievinc YOU OF the burden that -
felt from any disease. our prac-
tice is limited 20 these diseases.
and each case we accept rs ident-
cal with some disease we have
cured Therefore u is no more
than reasonable for rs 20 expect TO
do as much for you as We have
done for others After treating
with rs for just a little while You
viii have as much confidence az
we have in our methods
90 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
Longest Established. Most sue
ressful and Reliable Specialist IN
Diseases OF Men as Medical Dlplo-
mas. Licenses and Newspaper Rec
ords show.
We want 20 tell every young
man what his father should have
told him I'm his youth. What ever
Young man and his father oueht 10
know No saddcr spectacle ever
comes 10 our attention than
Young man whose body and miad
is infected with disease. Re -
handicapped all through life The
strong robust man with pure
blood cells passes him at every
t11rn IN the race OF life Thou
sands or these cases should ne or
have been. An ounce ~ proven
tor would have kept the young
man Of today and the father or 60
morrow i'm he bloom Of heal-h. strength
and viCor Failure lis Is certain in Io'-
low n wcak eued and diseases mlHn ~
day viii follow night. Don you NeIieFe
the great men 81 today. or Yesterday.
performed very private and rnN.i.
duty fearlessly and earnestly Iaeu
why should YOU not guard your HERR
TAGE when 30 Is worth more To Won,
more 10 your children ana your 'nlI-
dren's children than all the money ne
Roc fellers and Nanderbilts posSessf
Yorr success depends upon your health
and determination. All or these Things
being true loan us your confidence and
we viii guarantee You >ut't~s a.I
health This We viii accomplish hv
maxi. z n strong man u You healthy
man. a main with strong nerves clear
brain and a sound bOdy-a man with
good. pure blood coursing through
your veins. free from disease germs.
1uoC.stv have stood between thousands
of men aud success. health and happi-
ness.
ms viii never be accomplished. Arc
ton through your children Look
,rice Of their ancestors indiscretIon.
moment? Begin now 10
cdies.
NIX.
II, -rr,..-. >-..,,-.-., $3.50 0r,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-02
DR.. w. M. LAWHON, Consulting Specialist.
UT YOUR MONEY IN THE BANK.


YOUR OWN BANK. and cured
Reliable, Established speciaIis-ove IS
Years Experience.
AI Z AOO tired mornings ambion-lifeiass,
restless looking, hack
pain Consult the
old relah Ole
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-02
RESULTS SPEAK FOR
THEMSELVES

SCORES OF CURED PATIENTS OUR BEST ADVERTISE
MNT we-fed Offices great has tempted
other
for remember SYSTEM SCIENTIFIC
METHODS that bring results results
SURE. MISTAKE.
leader the follower remember the
Specialists have known.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07

nen auffabren Iieben unb auf bic
Qeutiten gu feuern begangen. Die
0eltti9e glrtinerie brahte zines Der
Seidiitc raid gum Sdgpeisen uno
trie6 6os anbere in ore iSIuht.
Snloerte BON 8ndeieln uro Bier.
6en graien frie6Iib or ben abbdngerl
aud rin1dniide Sfafe, bariiltter ein
eritalinlid groBcr Ero5ettias ifppor.
ger Sbiere, Die fir Sic 9aDern mill.
fonuucne 9raten lieferit. Nundni-
i6e 9mlern in langen, i6nusig.pei.
ben 6lanelgamaiben umb fur5en
2einenbemoen, 6ebouen ibre fleinen
Giigeligen 9tcfer nit einer Rube, als
o6 GunlGniens Sdidial nitt aili 6em
Spiele it1noe 3ieier. iopniide aries
fann bier hi6t Idnee onbnltpn, benn
Ser &othefttburntTnb lit Elm 5il iDif-
tiger Eitttft, als oab. er nidt friiber
o6er Ipdtcr in BEN &riegsnadrifteu
cine berporraslibe HoIle j5ieIen
miibte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07
grinsi Der Ra6tpinb ft6bnsnO Dol

Brinst Der Nadttpinb it6bnenb BON
allen Sronten bIut'ss aunbe:
Bon Der beiBsn Commit SdIa4t; Don
sspalt'ssn SsIbentbateu
in ben 8altansadmpisu, unb Don BEN
ariss in ben aarpaibeu;
Bon Der 0onau fernem Stranb, Biz
binab gum Sdipar5sn Wisere,
Wo bas iiarte Oeit.rreih tdmpft pers
sint nit Dtiiiidlanbs Seere;
@on ben Idtperen aampfen, bic pOn
Sionsos 6elienipdnbsn
Spb.n bis mad RorbeH nett Su Der
Dina sumpfselGnbsn;
Bon ben Waqsn DOR gerbun, bic 5ets
miirbt DON ben Sei6ofen
3suii6lanbs; pon ben StrOmengluts,
bic in Sisbenbiirsen flofeu. -
WsittsrnGatis Shipsisen bedt rinsss
lin ben WaIb, unb osdt bic StelIe.
500 ba f9idft in filler Gruf. Bis
mard in Der Walbtapeas.
LIN bic 9ruftidpeIe 5leb'n REBEL dus
Der sriinen Milbnib,
Rsbmen Jorm an unb OeftaIt. ME elm
risisnbafies 9ilbnib.
Sn bss WpnbIifis fdhlem Shein
fdipeb.n iis; ipie 4. fih iir.den.
Rsbmen bas @ebiIo iie an zines ris,
i.n6af.sn Rsden.
gismurds Ssiit umMitternadt III Be.
iiillen Gruft eniItissen,
lin 5u idipeber in ben admpf, po bic
Seers 9suti6lanos iiee.n.
9tui oes gia@irpinos iSliigeln elf er
mad, fcrnen SoriJonten,
80 Ser HeItfrieg iti,erhort tcbt IN
Eeib nmItritt'rei 5ronten;
gSc Ole Seerc Tentidlauos imb Seit'.
reid,S faniDicn oldt oerid,linIgen
Sbren 1nieinstnnipf mic emit Iiarf
.ino tren Die 9iibeInnaen.
llno NO @iSnnrds DeiIt idtuebt Din
i6er @1lner. iber Motten,
Steint bort gooen rebelgleif' ciit I'm.
cnelid, Seer bon Efattcn.
Moiieilnrd5er oifntn 'id) niii BEN
fanrpi3eripitbItcn @obci,
llncrmpblid, ioIgt Dent GSeiit9ismnrdS
noh oas Seer Der 1obien
MaffHbIibsnb an bts 5seresSpibe oi,
gSaltiircn reitcn.
llno 10 ifarcbt DeS @eiileSbcer's Mol.
teiBlis III ferne Msiterl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07
1tertff,s pertanf- Scr etaat

Gbertfrs gertnrt Ger etaat
c1ic, SnmiItor Gsunib, 90.
9ifoIue zines poH bem Common 9lens t3e,
rsrbe il Gnt sfisTtii5tr 1 9uitioa oiierrrn.. an
Qlnbe, In Der Einbi gorlpoeo, ON 2 OF ers .
tag. ben 7. Gesember q. q. 1915. I'M 2 ubr
Inhmittnaf, bes n1hfoIetnb bef5riebeHe
On an5stsad., sas !,d4fcIaenbe Il, zine se,
iaretblrrl bes derdrnien GrnnoeteeHihurHs;
Tas Brftnofftie pelepen In Der Einbt Wnr'
reob. golnnibta 1oipfnbtp, SnmiiioH COUNTY,.
Cbp, rnnlin
m bsiannt unb runuueriri als Got giersesn
90 bon Der SHo Rortpoob ghnpifa. ilrternb'
aer in RInr.gu6 7, geite ee, bar SatHilton
Igsiintn. cbio.. s4seerbs. nre, aeIsaen " stitlon
Nierrrooreitia (34). 1oipnfbip Bier %, grac
iioHnI Hnrpe Spei (2) bon befaoiem Goirr'hin
bic befasie Got ~ einunbfe4jie (e1l 5nb % Der
front ar Der fabiden Settf her. STitt modh.
itrb N eirbiifloeri uub nhturbfinfsia nnb iiipis
Der n5reIi6sr einte unb eirbnnbert nne ns.n,'
sin unt fiebdo GiHhurbertiiel lie070) Bus
t!f an Der fhblifer aiihs, une ~ fifliHes
fritia nub fthsurbiehsig 6irbnnbtrt'ts!
sosieTbe GiasntbnrJ nbcrtraeeu on, glerh q.
9acen bnr6 Ceeb bon glnra Hcfenibal ssiHtfr
ultb Gntter, bafr. hnn is. aHaaii 1905. ilio
eiroetrdgen In Heeh Rn6 o34, Seite $50. Der
nsn urs 9eftr6r'unneu IN hesna au' ben es.
hruub oobor erfholierb In hefr coroernrnter
Teeb. nit RerbeNerurncu tnreuf. bticnilt ole
mummet ati7 Smitt 5onb. poriuoch. SauiIteg
fsomnth rfio.
efrsfhHEi m S7,b0O 90.
Dirh herfnlHi nrf bcn Refesf bee Neritts
IN hrrr Eeur '~prin 1he aatr 6ouo Nrfpfra
grwnnrh .dlAGeriu uHb Dadrr q. 9neeb bic
pcrflncte IN.
Enn No 10f 70s.
ne-icnI.'9ehiraHnser gcnr an 9nne ses
Reridufs.
@eorrer ghott.
gheriH ron enmiIinn Conn'b. chie.
Turh sobn = gseurer Tfnu.n.
Snrmor NeiIigr., ptbfm1ih &
Snnhlh @nm7ne
Cincinnati 8. goscrbr 1919.
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aus bes SaipIers gIilaen bIist 81

aus bes GmtsIers Iitgen blist Die
BerbetBung neiier Siege:
lleber Seinoes Sab uuO Srng iiegt Sas
9tedIt in SeiI'gen striege.
gSo bic gSolfenbeere rings on Ger
Sront poriiber itJrpeben.
Regen miibe aanlpfer iid IN seriGoii'.
nen Sdiitengrdten.
Ereu uno ieit beidirmen iie nit Der
Strait Der itarfen S5dnbe
9Or oes 6einoes llebermatt Gertit.
lambs bliibenoa Belnnoe.
@ie i'm St)Iaf Der itiacn Ra6t iic in
ghiieengrdben lie9en.
9ralimen bon Der Seimatb lie; &ei0
une Sillo; bon nelien Siesen.
Rat Der itiIleu 9ruit Iitrid idaucbt
Der @ciit bes aan3Iers mieocr,
llnb oas bleifeRebeIbeer iinit NIT ibn
5ir Gr0e niaoer
lleber'm ndf,t'gen SaficlnrnIS
berrift nm ipieber tiefesSdpueiacn.
gtur i'm gia6tipino tliugt eS mie G5ti.
iteritinlnlen in ben Gid)en;
y9elrtidllnlio fam nitt lnlterlc6'nl
9luf Oes arieee5 blpt'grn 9abneI
Soleen SdIaftenqliid rno Siea lei.
nen rubnumglan5ter 5a1neu
.Sb bic Si,rien oes arieas nuh nit
i9ren 5lanlmcnrlitJen
8ei.idJen npf Die Mcnid)beit ein, 6nii
eic g6Ifer ii9 rerbIliien.
.IelttifIarl6 cilt nit Seiterreidl fiifn
entgeg2H ueuen Sieaen,
Giuis lueroen ne beiieb'n. Geutidllano
bari nid)t unterliegen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07
(9tus .OeutTdss Sournal".)
lin Wtitterxadt i'm sadien.
,ualb,
Don Gurts sbt.ri6.

Raht liest iibsr'm Sahienpalb. 3ieie
Stile. llno bss bldhen
IOnoli4ts Strablen Orinssn i6su
bur9 5errif'ne 8OltsnmaiIen.
9i4t gebrGngt Gerolt sieb. bin an
btm ndatis bunlltn 5imms!.
alS oh WpItenpesre bort brGnsisn ii6
I'M &fsetiimmsl.
yiinss i'm Salummsr lisgt bic 0elt
anD oengBaIo bedt sS4psissn,
ylur i'm Ra6ttpinb tIiugt es ipie 9eis
itsritimmen in ben 3tpsigen.
Rad bsm ttiasn Sa4ienDaIb. ipat in
mittsrnG&pssr Stunot,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07

Miles aus pdtriOtismas.
3ois: oRu. MiHHa, mas mafi b.nn
bsin S6as9 S6on of ssI9ri.tsn2"
aof,in: .S6us9 Shdss fuiIlii Oh
Dohl jassn.@
3ofs: sSait bu osHn msbr als e.
nsn21
a0tin: nRuiiirli6. gisrs! 5lirs
Wfilitar 1T mir niift gu Di.I!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07
2fuh Elm g a triof.

H.: rmehmeu sic md, fsamOiiId.,
Spra&unterrihi2"
g.: sRsin, ben ha6' I'D bel anicas
bss arisges iofori a6ssbro9sn; Id5
!srnt isst nal eft ri9tis OsusiG!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07

J.al fSit guten G;senifaiisn ;5r,s
Mlann.s cli5aAlsnb): limb bnnu 5ut
mein Nanp nod sin:u b.icnoers gu.
ten {3ug .. Grsunbin tunisrbt's
tenb); ga. id, psib ifcn, beslai3
tomu; tr oud INNER 10 fpit nus Ter
Nneips.."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07
MfttN.

Mand' gsbsimnib Der M,nitsuIe:ls
aodi man teruus in iarStr Rel.
gpie bic Grille ans isrer S5bls
gllit benz Stroh5alm .gii,itsit".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07
gerIans, - @eiblid.

wldb6sn far ausemetns S(nsarbelt Gu
ier eotH. 252 Gttuian abs- EpeHbaIs. Eel.
1850 Y. b
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07
MaDor's Yroaamati0il
@erbieteno ben Werfauf pon bcraa.
IdIeubeu GtetrGufen an Isabltagc.


Die Gefete bss etoates cbto fbreiben bot.
bdb ipoinimer Gpirttuoien, mem. ober rialsbnl,
tige G,etrdItfe an Mabltaee perfatitt nber Der.
tfefrft ober fpertu ee ber Feiiesr eifies plabe5
III, mo tolde 9iau5rs aeipobitlit nerfnnlf uib
aetrinfer iperbeii ufib berffblt fol6en Vinb an
ireenbeinem gsabItaee gef6lol'en su baltef. fou
IN stne Strdfe bon Mot mebr olS eiubuitbert
GrIIdrs inb Gefdneniblirnie ocu moi ntebr aiS
iebn Gdpeu berfaIIen, NIB
5n stitbetnnt bns befas.e Grfete % BEN
@iirgeruieiier sIr Bflidt uadeiL bor Der gynbl
eine Rroflnndtion an has WublttuIH 5u eriniier,
" fpeher Der srrtdIt Der g1efeee beireifs bes
Serfduis ufrb gerf6eniens bon beraiibenben
Getrdnier ON gaabItagen beianHt aenIa9t tptrb.
uno
Sn anbetradbt. bab Tieu'tae, ben Z. 9aa
I'm Eooem6er, " o. 1915. tol5 elm ssabitae
GesbaIb mu8e i6, ceorpe pu6tn. enreer
metfier Der Gmbt Cincinnati, tnnerbnIb be-
faaten Gtantes Ohio iraft Der mir bnr1 be-
fdete Seieee berIiebenen gutborttdf uro In
liebereinitinrmure nit ben Gtiorberntifen ber'
feIben has HubIifitm Giii Die Neihulmfraer
tefaster Sefete, tpie ober anaegebei, nlfmerf'
lam, ipondn ale @erpeben gegen bte'elben an
benz beoetbreter Tage BEN ueberferfer Be-
III nfunn einbrinpeu iperber.
9epebeu inter metuer SGHo tTIb benz ecrs
porattonss SteaeI ber etnbi Cincinnati hdeu
eriien Gag i'm HoberHber, q. 2. 1915.
George RnHtd,
sfiraerrnetfter.
Uticlt: y. q. pterfor sefrsidr.
(ctpdeD al
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q dbfr, CUTE: gutter aobu. Rad,ufraetu eSe
GIAi1eu G6e.. GnoHbale. Gei. dpou 100.
5.e,7
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3m p.rmietllen-gi5blirtes 3immr.

M5bTtrtes 3immer in meberHefn g3ri'
puttcuie aiii IN. al,baru. Ro. 2iE Dla9Iss
lpooo sDeuue HE1
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RorteT fiir saloon. 7lo1 GGrtbage Diie.
rebui 2odiaHb Oar.
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Rdb1en tar suHscIbeii Rein gSaiotn oSer
glaeiH. Giiifs eobu. s592 g5ilfpa eipeuHe.
WboHe &bon 7s5 Y. CEN
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Sn bermietben.
gerIangt - Mdunlid.

Junes. nm In einem Gsiiier.aassn gu az.
beIieu, giiie 0eIeGeubeii Suul Gftneu bes We.
lpGiIs. 5tdGSnlrGgeu bet q. 3prmauiropi
gins ulo mlcglidsH e6s. 5.e.7s
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Elm aater enifiiungs, 10 sabre aIt. no6sw
frnsen RlnHt Butler Co., Gin IIb pRf5ar'
lanh Girabe. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07

1a ii6 Der @nb gon8 in BEN San.
6en Der Oeuti6en 6eitnbet, tanbelt es
Ii6 6et BEN fIetren @efeGten n1eiItens
nur INN benahbarteGerggipfeI. 9eut.
i6e Woidinengepebre GaIten nuf BEN
BON oeutfhen8ru ruppen on bei0er Sci.
ten bes paiies befeBten 9ipfeln Wate
un6 90 es cine auBeror0entlih iHtna.
Ie 6ront lit, iibertrieb Ser aonnlan.
beur oieies 9lbidJnitte5 ni6t, ais er
fagte, teine Waus fonne ourh. sc iii
cine gemddlthe, drtgenebme ariegs.
fiibrrng bier nit MIR qeringen Ser.
lititen l,no meltigen l1nfdQen 256plli.
ide Observation-Disclosures biipotiren
in fleinen SeitentGdlern maiden lire
Rletoer in Dem friitaaeren 8uIier Der
gergbade, foden tbatidhIid oil Ser
6euerIiute uno ifllenoern ungeod,tet
Der runtdniidJen 8eobod]tlmgspoiten
Inn bic @affe1ter beritn. aIeine qfb.
theilungen I6lpdrlnen on Sen 9erqab.
bGn9en ouf ul6 nieoer un6 perbiiter
lleberrui6ungen, i'm iibrigen finn.
inert Tifl nieman6 bel I'm Deduno.
Die RumGneu iino ebenio leidltiinnia.
mitiien ober of oofir 6iiBen ME
Sies heute morgen paiiirtp, aIs tie duf
Der offenen Stra'.e otDei 7.55 amo.
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B0b6en. beutftes, fAr duqsIustue Saus.
aEbeit- Eetn gsaf&en. Better aobl. so2 g9eii
godbale upt. 6-1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
NO FLIES ON OUR
EW CITY COURT
H]USE, b'G0SK!.
Il Even Has Bathtubs for
the Jurors and a Truly
Remarkable Echo.

Don't take a bath now-wsIt
tlIl you get on the Iuryi
Next week King oounty's
100000 Marble Palace and
House OF Wonders-the Coun-
ty.clty buIldIng-wIll be open
for public business at Third
ave. and James st
heneeforth tho Juryman will
be considered a lucky dog. He
or she-~lli awake In the
morning In immaculate sleep.
Ing qusrters-the ladies In a
handsome boudolr by Thorn.
selves--and, attended by the
court bslllNs, Will romp into
the adjoining rooms for a cool.
Ing plunge In tho tubs.
one must bring his own nightie,
however. II be has one.
This Is only one OF the wonders
u the Marble Palace.
Prosecutor Lundin discovered a
most disconcertinE one wuen he
moved his offices into the new
building several weeks ago.
lie had lounFed back In his roll
er bearing chair and cooked his
feet up ON the bird's-eye maple
table. the more easily TO choose
tho aesthetic spot TO hang his pic.
ture OF the members OF the Seattle
bar.
There was no such spot: in fact.
there was no moulding on the wall
TO hook the hanger or.
''Dcmmit," the prosecutor II
said 10 have exclaimed.
"Dcmmit." said n voice back Of
him.
He jumped out % his chair.
Who's thereT' he asked. seeing
no one
who's thrrsT" repeated a voice
under bis desk.
He looked under And saw moth.
Ing but the waste basket.
Ho had discovered the second
wonder OF the House OF Wonders
tho Goddess Echo herrelf-and
ever and anon you will find her.
wherever you are. In any part OF
tho Marble Palace.
Department No. OF the superior
court contains Wonder No 3.
Entering ;hc door. the lawyers
cannot see the Judge. but have to
search him out from behind the
big pillars.
The mail chute Ia Wonder No.
OF course. you'll say. every
81 .ooo. 600 building must have it,
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osNHtcps w He SSrJ hooH
mail chute. which isn't a wonder
nj all. and the Marble Palace cost
si.ii3.000.
But tho wonder IL. dear reader.
that the House OF Wonders hasn't
any mail chute
The government would not let
Architect ". A Gould put one In
over 70 feet away from the street.
which turned out to be an impos.
slbllity.
There are also the insane cages
Wonder No. BIN private cham
bers on the third floor.
II was Sheriff Bob Hodges hunch
TO have insane persons tried IN
private. so. 10 add 10 the innova.
ton. the builders constructed a
couple OF barred steel cages for the
suspects to sit In while the doctors
point their fingers at them thru
the bars to see II they will bite.
Taking the building on the whole.
Il IL magnificent structure. There
are no flies on IT,
II will he officially dedicated on
May 4, when everybody will have
an opportunity to see II from top
TO bottom and stem TO stern.
on the first floor are the city
end county treasurers' offices, the
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city comptroller. employment Of
fees. department OF public welfare
and the coroner.
on the second are the mayor,
city light department. county as
SCISSOR. county commissioners. coun-
ty and city purchasing agents. the
county auditor and city council. The
Fourth ave. entrance opens on the
second floor.
The third floor contains the
sherlfrs offices. the county clerk.
lawyers information bureau. Jus.
tees Carroll and Brinker and Su-
perlor Judges Frater. Ronald.
Jurey. Tallman and Gillian.
On the fourth are Superior Judges
Dykeman, Macintosh. Smith and Al
bertson. the prosecuting attorney,
game warden. horticultural in
spector. county school superintend.
emit, law library and Justices
Wright and Whitehead.
The fifth Streets and sewers
department, civil service commits
sion. city architect. building depart
ment. boiler Inspector. weights and
measures dept rtment. public utill.
ties department. eminent domain
commissioners. corporation coun.
sci. water and park departments
and the county engineer.
The city engineering department
Is on the sixth.
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CLOSED DOOR ON INCOME TAX RETURNS
R0BS NATION OF HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE

persons only
derived from dividends the capital stock from the earnings
CT Joint stock companies or associations and
This you have NOR. han syssr
income from dividends need return. and
y. treasury .s., cannot compel you TO DO 50
Ct least $1,000 year please make return OF your tax can
more than SIS 600 but until that get than $40
this ie
payer responsibility ANY DIVIDENDS. ma.
ter how large the income may BE-
sh. .oormou. income derived from tn:
amounted s,s to more 600. s ,d . s
entirely collect the tax TIL: source Of revenue
o. hi: A. 'ss.s s~o,Srs.
sss': tax
alone should s15ooooooo su. cannot be collected
Great Britain for sseersaInIus the amount of the sau'"e'
the law which allows the deduction Of
o a means ~sn9 escape the income tax and puts
upon speculation and mon the extension OF o pro
the conduct of private business but
interpret provision neqube permits the deduction of
Tse %Sos ores Of provision
provision for successful dodg
as the gs5 never ans saSS
correction in this Connection would directly bring
snt at east year .Is1 and P b 1n' escape as
Fifth large %o,n Of tax leaking az thru eOs allow
depreciation only when the amount actually set up as
s.y ascertain Of the books
Of complete collection lies IN the
which imposes the criminal penalty
exceeding year. the man who reveals
I'M att ttm Of as u does
defrauds government OF
In taxes only hampers
conceal inefict
ency In the treasury ultimately result In
foroiaa Of perneous political machine, with
Iine funds from the rich with
perfect safety
will never be collected nor will the treas
suspicion until the
public disseminated
today which will
millions Of dollars In taxes which are now being Iost
presidents publicity
~ that he prefers the informatlo