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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

olten iogor 81 b. Ao Das 6eoeroieb
enolib 5eiet gegcniiber ser Iesten
31blung bonn 2. DECEMBER 1912 Die
erireuIih geringe glbnobue nm S.7
Bro5ent lno 5por ausihlieBlib bei
oen Siibneru, mdbreno @dnie itno
Snten cine ni6t imerbebli1e 8u.
nabme auf8uipeiien baben. Das @e-
lantergebniS ser &ieb3Gbhng err
gibt lonit seiu oen ltnltGn0en noh
Ourdals crircilibes Bib; es 3eiat,
OaB troB Ginger fleiner Riidg1nge
i'm eiii5clnen ser 0euticbe gieb6eItan0
lidb IN ieincr @eionttbeit and in Ser
Striegs3eit giinltig entluidelt bat ltno
Die Sleiidoeriorgung Scr @epolfe
rimg oub fernerbin uiHt oei1br0et
lit. GoS mar om 1 Gfto6er. Seit4
Dem bobel ms iiniere @eerc 0en @eg
3um 8oIfou geofinct lno 0onit oen
3ngong 3u ieinen eroBen @prrdten
an Scbcnsntitteln iuo ppr allem ge.
raoe alH Oil Sutteruiittelu ireiee
inoht: ole eriten gLnsei6cn oopon
nerfen mir iebt bereits in ser SHmei.
ne5iibtune, ole Der prcuBiIhe Staot
lid in erbebiicbcn lImionee Su1elegt
bat, inoelu cr, mie bereits ousfilbr
Iih beriHtet, sen iebr ilitereiiontcr
neuen @eg beinritt, Dab er Ianoipirt.
ldaftliden @enofenihaften im6 1br-
liben 8erbdnoen 0ie lett bonn @alfau
foumenoen sSutterinittel 81 einem
lclt0eieBtet %reiie iibergi6t, pGbren6
oiele nod beitimmter 5riit ole qend-
Iteteu Scttinmeine 5n einem feiten
Breilc etrpos inter S69ltpreis su
liefern bubeu, iporauf oaun 6ie aoni-
nltnen ous SIeiid lmo Set iiberneb.
men luno 3il feiten 9Sreiien OH ibre
Sebolterling berfoitfen. Wlon iollte
meinen Dab Oos @eipidt 6ieIer Iot-
laden ouh int feinOIihen gluslanoe
ollmdblib Deritonoen niiroe. 1ie
Sebensmittelfroge in Seutidlmo be.
ite6t nibt in elmer ltn5iilGnqlidfeit
notiueuOiger giobrrnesmittel, ion.
bern einsig iino aIein, ipie es audi
bic Denihritt inet iii Dem inneren
GrobleIn der DoIfsnirtid)aftlid5 un0
io5ialpoIitiidb nitnihenSwerten uno
serehten @erteiluug Ser 2ebensuit.
tel alif oie perinieoeuen @oIfsidic6.
ten itno i'm engiten Siiiaumenbonge
0anit in Der 9teeeIuns elmer ange.
meiieuen @reisgeitoItung.0 Ger 9lus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

1888 perorouet 70 ioa Gin ie6er
Sanosfnedt ole martbenoeuoer III.
beIeiOigt loiien.~
IoS @ciAdit Der WiarfeteHoerin
mlB leinen n@}onn~ erudbrt baben.
g9enieitenS beridtet @rirnelSbou'
fen in ieiner ngSinocrbaren 2ebeus-
beihreibuna Ger @r3betriieerin umO
2onOit6eertn @muaide" bon elmer
Slm9icr Sibuihta mlS 9ragoOi6, oic
in W}onnStleioern 5ll oen baperihcn
Seerbailiel oefloben mar, nm lich
Dor Ocren @emoltt6tiafeiten 81 ret.
ten. glomcinonoer mar lie ipGtcr
6rau &iitmciitortn Souptnldrnin
Seutnnntin Nbcritiu mo ihlieBli@
Ole 6rou cines einiabcn WAisfetiers
9cporoen mo tonnte oils oWlorfeten
tcrin~ Oft monatlidl ciuen @ebicl
bon 1000 aronen nod &rag iibcr
Ieu0ett.
glIeroinas NOR caS pe6icloonc
imo dbenteucrlide 2aaerIcbeu fir
cine iolde 8roll nid)t immer pIcid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12
Die miRIuuecns 9InSGruocrnua.

Ole Ienflhrift iibcr oie mirtidoits
liMei NioBnobman aus 9lulaB Oes
&rie1es, Oie ser Steapertreter oes
9fcihSfon5lers Or. 0el6riic oem
9leibstogc mtcrbrcitete. peilt nit
@euu9hmne Oaroui bin OaB aud
na6 0en Grgebniiien oer lebten Wlo
nate III Deutidlano bon ciner glnb-
rimgSmittelnot, 5. b. bon einer iuirfs
lid beSroblinen anoppbeit an Sc
benSnitteln. ali feinem @ebiete Der
Golfserndbrima oie ReOe ieilt fonn.
Sic bringt oahir eiuen neuen 8epeiS
bel, ser in 0ieier iSorm bisber nod
uiAt peroiientlicht luoroen mar. 0aB
mir nit 9rot. init aartoifeln (oie III
oicicm Sabre zine bcIonDerS giinltiqe.
mti minocitens 5l W}iIlionea Gomen
5u idldBen0e @rnte miiiueiieiO, init
2llder ltuo a1oerem reihIib pcrioret
limo, 0oS tpiiicn not9geraOe oitd mobl
lrniere @eorcr Die idlrierigite ser
5ii loienoen gllignoeu III Ole Grndb.
rune unierer &ieDbeitanoe, iiir sic
mir inn Srieocn 6riternlittel IN gro.
Bem W}oBitobe aus sem 9lusIonoe
eirldlliiibren batten. 9arim iii es be-
ionOers interciiont, iebt 5l eriabren,
ueldles GrQebniS ole 8ieh3piihen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

3a5hug am 1 9ftober 1915 gebobt
baf. GieieS GreebutS teilt Oie Gent
lAriit jet 5ifiernmdBis nit. So.
nod brauden geiorgniiie ioear fit
Die &ieroe5u6t tob Der itarfeu SSn-
oniprudnabne fir militdriihe
3luede, nidt 81 beitebeu; i'm @eaeu.
tell miro nad 9hidgobe DER fir mill.
toriidle Suede olgeforoerten @icroe
nit elmer niht lmbctrdbtlir6en @e.
iantperncbrlmg oeS EferoebeitanOcs
gcreAnet werOcn oiirfeu. qhlf Scr
9iinopiebbeitonO mciit aegeiii6er Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

3dbhmg pom I Ge5enibcr 1914
nur einen gerinefgigen 9tiidsang
oui, Ser geitano an Sdofen itno an
3iegei 1T geaen Die onHalige 3db-
hung nidt lmerbebliN aeitiegcn. Dor
ollem bat Der Sdlpeinebeitano gegeus
ilber Scr lebteu 3miiheii3d9lug pom
s5riiDiobr cine 8unobmc BON 16 9Sros
sent aufSiuuciien, iino bci Oeulierigcn
'Gcile 0cs Observation-Disclosures, allf 0em
iiir bic nohiic 3eit Die 9llfgabe Der
6lciiAueriorgilns ser 9eooltering
berllbt, lit oieie 3imabme nod bel
GROCER, lie betrdgt bel oeu Elm Sabr
olten uno alieren Sdmeinen 4G,6
&ro5cut uno Bel oen u bis 1 eSobr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

buueeuingsplan Elm &roouft oer
wirtidaftIiden aur8ii6hgfeit unierer
@egner, lit miBlungen ilno fam auh
bel feiner nod 10 laugeu Gouer oes
&rieges aelingeu.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-10-18


o"o''' 1'iS riorcnce 0'inpsoh iiil-
ip'o'i' o"ii i'opci' il''S
p"'l NY ou'i n"''oilS 49, ''' '@oc
pa'f our Buttons, guaranteed ..15c
NICE ocar1 I'm ... -. Zoe
laree In oucket .... ~. ....loc
- 40" = "h '''' '''' '''Aoc
- wash d" '''' - ...'oc
/" '''cs ''' '''. '''. ..'' '.'oo
o'p' "''' ''"'''''' - '''' - 3oo
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'r'' A0'' 80 '''' '0'o
'"'o''''e' ana 'co'S'''l ''.' ''.. 'Aoc
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"''e "l'ss r''cher .'' ..'. 49,. 'zoc
Ivy y q" '' '''' ''' - ''oc
w,;to ,no
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-10-18
More Goods for
Same Money
More Goods for Same
Money

Money
fast. per box -. ... ..... &c and 1Oc
l large Ink Tablet .... ~. 80. .5c
extra large Pencil Tablet ~. -. sc
Lead Pencil ~. ~. III. ;. ~. .1c
2 good Lead Pencils ~ ~ ~ &c
bottle best Ink ... .... ... &c
bottle .Vasolene .... ... ..... DC
large jar Vasolcnc -. ~. ... Zoe
BEST Shoe Pollsh .loc
3 plugs S and G Tobacco and Red Jay 25c
good 40 spats to the chew.
9 doz Pearl Dress Buttons w -. &c
l doz. fine Pearl Dress Buttons " &c
Big lot fine Ribbons selling at 10c and 15c
per yard, good values.
Special lot lace worth 10c per yard now SC
Heavy Canton Drill ~. " " 1870
25c Talcum Powder, Colgatcs and Air
float ~. .. .... .l5c
l5c can Talcum Powder . ~ . 10c
ID can Arnoat Talcum . . 23c
3 cakes (5c) Toilet Soap for ~. . 10c
| SUIT Case .... ... .... .98c
leather Suit Case ... .$3.48
9 good Cigars C.ord Calvcrt) .. SC
| best Cigar .,. .... .. .... -. DC
plug Tobacco (Sailor Knot) . DC
BIG LINE OF MILLINERY.
We have the finest lot Ladies' and Chill
drcn s Hats ever shown in Laurcns--at
prices YOU can afford to pay CSC, $1.39,
$175, $198 up to $4.98 for The 81 80 kind.
Dr. }lakcr says: to be we'll shaken before
taken that it will operate we'll The same
applies to selling we'll SO We en-, the price
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-10-18
Same Goods for
Less Money
Some Goods For Less
Money

NAOklSy
1Oc cake Glycerinc Soap -. ~. -. DC
box g cakcs) fine Toilet Soap ~. .10c
cake CASTLE Soap ~. ~. ~. DC
! cake fine Tar Soap ~. ~. ~. &c
l cake fine Glycernc Soap J. -. DC
cakes best Laundry Soap -. .... .2bc
pkgs. Eagle Thistle Soda, best soda
maze ........ .2bc
6 pkgs. Gold Dust -. 23c
3 boxes Matches ~ . .1Oc
2 sticks Good Luck Blung .. .... Be
2 spools Thread (good) .... .. ;. &c
buggy whip, 6 feet j. -. III. /. .1Oc
pkg Cclluloid Starch ~. . ;. &c
l5c Curry Comb only -. ). w .1Oc
Big lot Wall Paper double roll 1Oc, 13c, 15c
Horse Brush ~. .. Zoe
/ Hair Brush ~. ~. ~. w Zoe
/ Clothes Brush .1Oc
One special lot Calico and Ginghams. &c
Best yard-wdc Sea Island Druid H. L.,
loc value only . .... .... !. Size
pair best Ovcrals $1OO
| pair zoe Ovcralls ~. . .. 48c
Work Shirt, full size, union made for soc
$1,000 Sewing Machine, guaranteed 10
years ~. $3.50
35c Boys Work Shirts only III. .25c
Zoe gray Hose and Sox :. .. !. 1Oc
] pair good wool Hose -. .. . 25c
$3.50 Derby Hat 98c
$1.25 Mems Pants $50
Special lot Mems Pants, $175 and $500
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27
SHORT NEWS
By Altman

After praoiicing a way to- kil
himself, Jens Peterfson. 81. hanged
himself IN Tacoma Wednesday
Resolution introduced in con
gross Wednesday DroosIng embar
go ON munitions shipments for 60
days
Tornado HIT liar,Hhorne. okla.
Wednesday. Killing one
Van Lee Hood. San Diego hotel
man. forEiyes wife who eioped with
negro chauffeur.
Car OF powder exploded wednes
DAY in Bluefleld. ". Va. injurinF
so
Senator Jones % Washington
against hurry in giving Fliipinos
f, their freedom
Supreme court caught up with
10 doc k.i Wednesday for the first
tim. In history Now lack OF cases
has caused recess.
Judge } : Webster. OF spokane
10 be on ticket for coming election
for state supreme court.
Turks claim biz victory near
kat-l.Amara
Wireless naval station st Key
port TO establish communication
with Guam and Hawaii
Reception 20 discuss plans for
merit Salmon day 10 be- held Friday
afternoon in Chamber Of Com
merce department OF exhibits
Harry Regina and y. NJ Reagan
arrested "Wednesday on churEe OF
stealing autos and selling them
First ladies night" OF Trsnsror.
taiion club held Wednesday night
bids on school bonds openei
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27
ONE OF THE REASONS, MAYBE, FOR
FATAL YOUNGSTOWN, O., RIOTING

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.--The
Youngstown Sheet q Tube com
pany. which employs the labor
which recently struck and engaged
in rioting. had paid for eight years
eight per cent dividends on its ten
million dollars OF capital stock.
In 1912 IL cut a melon In the form
of six per cent stock dividend
During two and half years the
average dividend has been over II
per cent. Its stock value is $685.
\ share
The average head OF family
among the foreign born steel work
ers employed land these constitute
seventy per cent of the entire
forcel earns less than $500 a year.
half the time during the past
eight years the steel workers and
their families In this Youngstown
district have been living on the
CHARITY" of the Youngstown Sheet
q Tube company.
There have been two men for CIV.
cry Job. so that the men had work
for only three days a week, and
when their families We're unable to
live on these earnings the com
pany kept them alive by distribut.
ing baskets OF food.
The cost of these baskets was
later deducted from the pay checks
or charged against future ac-
count which the man owed the
company.
Forty-one per cent of all deaths
In Youngstown during 1913. accord
ing to the census figures were of
children under five years of age
This" says the industrial
relations committee, which has
made an investigation and is
responsible for the figures.
points 10 the fact that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27
MRS. MOHR WEEPS WHEN She
TAKES THE WITNESS STAND

said. he decided 10 make a clean
breast of II all
Stone identified a number OF the
forged claims. on which the state
accident fund paid out good cash.
as having been made out by him.
self In one or two cases. he testi-
fled. Gillies signed the documents.
He told OF the partnership he and
GiIlies formed about two years ago.
Most OF the forgeries occurred in
1915.
Gillies was the master mind. &C
cording TO his testimony. which
planned the scheme TO rob the &C
cident fund. and whenever any
forgery was TO be pulled off. ii
was done at Gillies' suggestion and
in the manner he indicated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27
sl-Public Notices

NOTICE or Rfo4kHoI.nEnH MEET.
fNs1 oF ArFFAt.o HUMP MfNtNo
COMPANY
&afirs = hereby sissn fhst spsrtsl
fnssfif Z ~ the stockholders ~ ihs nor
faip lump Mains COMPANY, q coz puFa
fian nfsaris~s- under the Lass - ihs
80 e y Washington. Sifh us principal
% zee - business a. seattle Wssh has
f.u called ~ th~ president, and ~iii ~
Geld a. th~ office - tho COMPANY, -
80. ninekisf niofk IN ths ritf - -
Aftis state o. washington. on February
fRtt 81 the hose - .
The purpose - fh~ meeting u - elect a
as~ tsafI - tfuss.~s ssa a. authorize
tie ssis - q portion - ihs property -
std eafnpsnf. tasrli. the placer mining
eiafns - the COMPANY
dated 81 seattle January 20 1910
> - CHAPMAN
II nti.nKHr Assistant Secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27

OLYMPIA. Jan. 27.-After cross
examination for six hours OF Frank
W. Stone. one OF the defendants
who turned states witness IN the
Industrial insurance footing case.
the only satisfaction obtained by
the attorneys for the defense OF
John r. Giilies. former claim agent.
was an admission that Stone felt
himself defrsuded by Gillios and
therefore offered confession i'm.
plicating him.
Stone testified he got about
5000 In nil the alleged forgeries.
while Gillies, he said. got the rest
which. II is estimated. is anywhere
between $4,000 TO $4,000 When
he learned how his supposed friend
was holding out on him. Stone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27
HUMPHREY BITTERLY RAPS
WILSON'S MEXICAN POLICY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.--in one
OF the most violent attacks upon the
Administrations Mexican policy
ever heard in congress. Rep. Hum.
phrey OF Mashingtop. today pic.
,ured President Wilson as n
scholar. dreamer and theorist. "
and former Secretary Bryan az the
great preacher Of Chaiauqua peace
AT almost any cash price"
Our policy In Mexico. he said.
has earned uS the confemp, OF the
world and has influenced the atti-
tude Of European belligerenis to-
ward us The presidents policy is
characterized by weakness. nm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27

Nssu ~ fr. mnNs srsnulsssa ssssr
ibs sse stat 49, fresh r4sssufissa
saus. e. a. - o. Stalls &C. -, fresh
f.sanai battsf lsr ~ Htan ISIS. ff~.h
sfnslt Ihs fsr stall ~. rhvi-
saiuapn So eerh Ngau ttef. pefA. :
So ter stall tttt. fsoFs shsnks ~ 90
hsad. g. To- stsH itet tsc pss ssrmt-
aeiii as sasaiss fs - 90 tea 80
ssh pshsf Zee purchase stalls il-Ft.
f1sride srap~fsis far 100 sail ~,
fresh shafnsd better zee and so -
stall ~ cars sifinE beans nf seiia
park tomatoes sse NskN a. tar Fetue.
sinn On toilet Furnishings stat ~ use
rsff~s SO 10 ssi ease pofk smd hans
$50 stall 1855 iafss ten hest Wiik free
wlth sash ~ - coffee sufius sale Hssii
- s~sst cider sbc al risN -. shsss
fesoisd Sc 20 rs psr pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27

certainty. yaciiation. and uncontroll-
able desire to intermeddie. He has
not the courage TO go into Mexico
nor 20 stay out
We make tremendous buster
about killing Americans upon the
high seas. and fiji the air with the
tumnlt OF many typewriters. but We
have looked on. with our equanimity
undistnrbed. while hundreds have
been purposely and fouliy murdered
in Mexico
~ We are too proud 10 fight. We
should be too proud 10 quarrel. |
would not choose between murders.
but would practice pitiless pub
liciiy ar we'll as preach II"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27

stall s0s. hashans~ rhubefh. BE ~
Brussels sprouts ice ~ hssi eaaiiNn~
- ite hsad Htsu sci salt fnaetsfsi
Or And Tor ssa smoked herring. fes
het fees cod. lee 10 Stall ftt luisl
lsmans ttr Dos bananas. ltr and fes
dos Ensilsh painuts tAe ~ stall ftt
sslnscn tfapf. Sc 10 ritet - sole lts
zte kipp~fsd herftna = ihs ste stats
ft.tB ffesh hnsntns. tar a. pi~s led
uiEs fssg. tsMe 10 cottage rhesss. o.
ia stall a. hsiihai ihs itr E4sisfg
afstsfs sec - fresh clans g. a. ffsi
Eet = saad bf~am. 4ar pis rsisins. ies
u large rsns pineapple, sts htaA
tss its esn b~ss nife-d rinntss Zee. 80
la sark neuf see. ite esa tomatoes Zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27

stall . shit. fisb. 2 ibs ftr skirue8
.nl. Zee ~ stall iit. mes hSnsf ike
comb ss~st Fanbisi Oranges zer DE
small rams milk. fnf ttr. iarss cans.
for use Stalls ft-ak Naptha s1ep 8
fof gsr white soap. hnfs w aAr
Jars honey soc. cans oysters. bf pork
ara beans e. can stall 100. nsst fresh
ssarh EGGS GO dor puiist ~sss aoa
o. 90. rssssurissd wiih 90 a. r'ap 10
cur. honey On bulk zoe N home made
appis huttsr ths ttr F,B1is . 8. 7.
pot roast toc % reod bacon. ifc ~
ciah sausage les 10 .iftoln steak isc ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27

families were insuffieientIy
nourlshed and the babies died
largely OF starvation"
In the Youngstown riotino.
three strikers were killed and
twenty-five others were wound,<
ed by the armed guards en-
pioyeo by the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27

sisi r. fresh peanut butter. Thc ~ .
large ioatss fresh brad. tc each rtaifs
rtafa fancy xeese Sc ~ lack rabbits
sc each stall a. past ~utiaed milk Sc
a fresh local ranch sGss ser dos 2
far 1tr ~ Ftanss ts-ih. sack choice
patent flour. las delivered best hard
wheat flour. ~ So delivered ihs, new
prunss $50 Soc brpoms aAc. 2 Too cans
nvstsrs ftr &c can cocoa. &C. he
sugar Toe cans cleanser lee hsrH
SOAP. tec cans milk or 70 &C. bars soap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srxAWHHa LEAVE vnoN rotNAS
po<k. voOr ov MARION srnkrr
..-7---------------- ----a
...,i. s..,,l.
ssister,s. n. d.--ress re~n.eed--reri
Aaseiss
10 ~ i~s.sme, <si bvs. Tor stspm
rid fTe.as.rs. Williams fshr
risst irurwsrsss fssauisat
asfy ikns.i.s sns vtr,>ris
sDo.e at csn at
fvie's'f. rs-ssvs
T.e~s~s Direct
sssr st~sms~s rseesas ses issrn
sss.rftsdtas.p~sss fer Tsis issrn
~ iaesrYie~rus direct s,s.rss1'if term
ssrrrisv-rv 100 hears str' fars-
ssp-i.srsls irsp zee roans 'erfi
tser-ffsir canns-tis-s o, sfarru
-ssr~- rsccus sits s'ssr..' sis ~
sifrru'.e. FOR Olympia sns'iats Pm
s.nv 'ss-ss-- s.tv
sFer fs-r-~~S-Ass~.r~~
n~ifsueham
5 ss.- ----..r wh.,~s,vs. ss.n
dsn. ssr per, Tc-r..-e.' d.iir
ssr.-' ik-.eo-'ss s,s BEL -resrs
s--r.v''insss- lsurdsy
t,er~st--ss~ifi~.ha -----ls
rsvt r.-~s~~d
10 sspas .. sWsi.hsn. sa-' sspfn
sstr ixvsrst' A-sso',ss' daily
'sns n.iit-sNs-
irrus a. rrys fossil
isers .oufhheuns e--i
~ nee. No; ~sfi az
'vv.r-'' ss.urfrs.
san Ju.o Observation-Disclosures
f-ss s'r p.ssii.. r,r ra.,i ,tspra
r-is-'N''T~--ssns ara p.i'Tu.str
su-ssv'iirshsTr. ". all san'Thur.'y
-usss'-'iusn isisna points lssiur'y
rs.-.'.i
ssn srsn Observation-Disclosures
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sa.-n 'ir.hsm Via Bar ~nnf.v
Thur.'y Juan Island poinis w-'nss
rs'ur'v rrifsy
reyt rows.snd-re-t A-s~ie.-Ne.h
E.y sna wsy Ports
ii.es 'ste-me. reftiss-s as--'s
rrifn'h''h~r,. for For, rown-'Tne.s'v
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T.h~ns .ssak IL ~ ssriein steal. IS
~ ~ fe.si BEET tte 10 tssi nossi
ter 10 fskirsa g~au potatoes. ~ -
ssrs ~ Nrrnea s.state~a. VI ae sseA
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head s~ssf potatoes iss iee rsstnsA
tssrs POTATOES nj. lee. tsnsoas +e
asa sae ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27

n. y. thursday-mr smiflIins who
lives in harlem got his self tied up
in dubhel harness along side OF a
purity CURL who is very smart evry
phase but In the kitchun
she is a swell dresser & she can
get as much musick out OF there
pianny as the next dame can & ia
that line she is alrite
last saturdy mite mr. smifkins says
deerey won turkey at the raffel
today a we can have some fine
stuff to put in our feed baskits to-
morrow, ell littel CURL
sundy A. NJ. mrs smifkins got out
the turkey and the cook book
she looked at the book & then at
the burd
whats a matter. deerest, mr. sniff
kins says. don't YOU know how TO
do IL
o. yes. | know how, replys his
bride Il Is all very cleer TO ne
ecksept | thing, 4 that / cant get
threw my noodle atall
what is that. he asked ank-
shiously
wen. the cook book says, ist.
clean your turkey, & am wunder-
ing whether shood use toilet or
regular skoufing soap johnny
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pIiRENOLOGISTS

MADAM .s~swA
Egyptian I'hfeupiestst
it-ads yaufs enfiTe life
sisins adyie. or
Ia nifty tfuuties
tsN~ speculation
nasfriaE.. sepsfa
tian. shat steps 90
tshs 60 10 success
fnt unisss the ssps
rated explains
thins. Nhirh hafs
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CONSUMERS LEAGUE MEETS

Members OF the ConsumerS
league win meet Friday. at $3.50 y.
m. at 2S2 Henry building. and
leave from there in a body TO at
tend q special program at tho
Chamber of Commerce. There viii
| he demonstrations of homo prod
ucts and light refreshments served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-27
SAYS u. s. NAVY WOULD
Be AT BOTTOM OF SEA
IN so DAYS OF WAR

WASHINGTON. Jan. OF.
The American nssy ~eu;d
be at the bottom OF the sea
In less than so days, per
haps sooner. II this country
were attacked by a first.
class power, Gen. coward
Wood, commander OF the
eastern department Of the
army, told the house mill.
tary committee today.
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yea adaptsf faF csc WY not 49,
TIE best - 90 readings ~ o. safs
fscsiaa guaranteed sef firs. Dsef
Nestiaks Aarkst
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