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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-31

A,DLEINE LLOYD

Others come and 10. but for "a years
kdleiue has been seattiss pbrebologist
and business adviser IN all affairs 81
life III Union. Apt. ". Elliott ASA.
special this week. zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-31

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-31
Kent Furnished

ths bsstr Is 90 readings nee salts
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2S--personals


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Nh lessons sufficient Private halls.
M lady assistants Az late dance.
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LADIES sandsrson's cotton Roet PILLS.
safe and sura cur~ Tor delayed periods.
Price ~ Money refunded " remedy
fails after fair trial Raymond Remedy.
Room ., Hotel Anti~rs tth aud Union.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-31

always been a mystery What vocation
Ycu are adapted FOE etc. Why not see
the bsstf 100 readings 81 CO. salts
faction guaranteed eos Pine. nssr
s Westtake Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-31

sTORT HAND scHOLAHsHTP for aaIs
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ness college owner unable 90 start
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draaa In first letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-31

u s. GOVERSMENT JOBS open to WON .
en-. 1890 month List Of Jobs free
write Immediately Franklin Institute.
DeOt 1911. Rochester ~ Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
EXPECT OPEN ROAD
TO PACIFIC OCEAN

An article In the Berlin Tage.
blatt. under a Constantinople date
line. indicates that Germany 4
dreams OF vaat central world en-.
pire stretch from the North sea
to mid-Africa aud the Pacific ocean
"a yaEtcr hope than the world has
heretofore supported the kaiser had
In his mind
After Turkey has succeeded IN
pushing back her two cuemiea.
writes this correspondent. the cen.
trail powers will Ind themselves At
a new Iuncturc Of the world roads.
whence the picture can be- influ.
encei in an Unexpected manner
After Sucz canal. the road leads
up the Nile toward the Congo 70.
gion. in the heart OF Africa what
power Central Europe would &C.
quire II II could. in case OF need.
follow this road without having 10
pass British cannon.
On the other side the. road leads
thru Mesopotania and Persia 20 ~.
ghanistan should connection be es-
tablished here outside the Russian
and British spheres OF influence.
Russia "a we'll as Britain would be
threatened Mt the flank. and Cen.
trail Europe might influence events
in China and the near East without
having 20 pass British naval sta.
tions or Japanese warships"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
THE KAISER LEADS
THE SIMPLE LiFEl

The kaiser'a entire day" reports
the Beriiu Lokalanxeigcr. In an ar
ticie on his work AT military head
quarters. passes amid serious and
fatiguing labor. lie pcrunen sundry
orders. receives reports from min.
listers and other high officials. vel.
comes princcly visitors and IRE.
quenily the ministers and leading
statesmen OF the allied powers as
well
Whenever troop trains pass. the
kaiser has them halted while he in
spectA the men aud addresses them
with his inspiring oloqucnce.
The kaiser lives the simplest Of
lives. He appears somewhat thin
as result ~ his daily diet. which
Is largely var bread. potatoes and
cheap fiah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15

sponsibility OF continuing tho
strain OF world.beaters.
Sometimes. as In the case 81
the F1,zroya. "A tickle kings
mere fancy and within create
mobility"
More often men buy their
titles by contributing to cam
pRign funds Sometimes they
are o1nobled because they
have been useful eourtiers
Hnobs
sometimes man IL given a
great title because he is "A great
general
Sometimes but rarely he rs
given a handle TO his name be.
cause he has performed some
great and useful work.
The trouble f. that. when
you meet Lord Soand.So. you
don't know whether he Is de-
seconded from the son Of a
rounder. or from a grating pol.
iiician or from a great general.
or from a man Of science
A king may be clever. or
Ounce 4 lord may be n sin.
ner or saint There isn't any
rule TO 20 by.
Cattle manage these things
better.
Take Roy. this s2i. 800 hull
that Won Herbere bought have
known Won Hcrberr for several
years. and can truthfully Nay
OF him that he ~ a. generous
when he buys a bull as when he
peddlcs bull.
Won Herbcrg owns 90 head Of
aristocratic Ho'sicins. which
he supports in luxury M
Lodge Won Helm. near Kent.
The thing that Won Horberg's
herd lacks Is king. II has
mobiles a.plenty. and fine ladies
Now. why Is Roy a king
among bulls7
II Il because n maternal an.
oestor OF his had an affair with
n kinRT Is II because pater-
nal ancestor contributed to a
campaign fund or grafited his
way 70 wealth and power
u Is because Of none OF these
things that Roy r. king
Roy IL king because his moth.
er and fathers mother produc.
ed. They gave more butter and
better milk than any other COWS
and because he expects hts
daughters TO do the same
Roy II king because all Of hts
ancestors have been record.
breaking PRODUCERS
feel sure the Won Hcrherg
herd will be inspired TO greater
usefulness aud productivcnoNs
by HIS kingly presence.
am a democrat. desplse
caste. But II you can show me
a two-legEed queen who can pro.
duce 1850 pounds OF butter In
l2 months. ! VIII kiss her hand
II you can show mo a two.
legged prince VINO Is worth s21..
500 on the hoof. will give him
my allegiance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
BY PROF. FRED N. SCOTT
professor OF English Literature in
the University Of Mlohigan.)

the university OF WiCnl9dh'l
The stuff out OF which great
national language is created is the
simple. homely expression of sin
cere feeling and sturdy thinking.
Live rightly. think good thoughts,
have right feelings. be genuine, do
not scream or strain or make pre-
tense. cultivate harmonious soul
follow those injunctions. and
you are laying the true foundation
of standard American speech.
Whence tho speech comes does
not matter II may be the Ian
guage OF Potash and Perlmutter
II may be composed of all the dla-
lects spoken in Chicago or San
Francisco II may be the speech
OF Boston, Texas or Montana. No
matter,
II It IL ;he voice OF high wis
dom. of moderation. OF human
nature at its best. the words VIII
take on that power and charm
which IL the test OF great ma
IAbiltAi FI'fA IT,
To my mind. tie speech of Abe
and Mawruss. MS reported by Mon
tague Glass. might easily prove
the beginning of a type OF stand
ard English II Is kindly. natural.
unaffected. whereas the speech OF
a BILLY Sunday. with it's rant It's
pretense. its vulgaritv. it's sensa-
tionalism. and It's orgiastlc appeal,
is, to me. at any rate. the Ian.
guage Of degeneracy, rivalC1 only
by that of the colored supplements
Of our newspapers There Is 4
greater peril to AnNtSan speech
in these abnormal MN than in
all the dialects of the meltinc-pot
American speech Is not de,
graded or plebeiau form of British
speech II is vigorous. hardy
offshoot that is gradually nssum.
| ing n form appropriate to our char.
acter and daily needs.
] II will grow as the nation grows
and it's divergence from British Eng
/ fish will correspond to the diver.
sence of this nation from the moth.
or county in character modes oi
thought and social custom.
We need not expect that all
Americans will ever speak alike
Probably there viii always be al
least three main types of speech
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
MUNICH DiSllkES
kRUPp FACTORY

TT Il difficult TO realize that
Munich. artistic capital OF Ger
many. should become center of
Industrial expansion" remarks the
Cologne Zeitung. referring 20 the
location there OF Krupp munition
plant
Munich citizens. proud OF their
artistic city. regret this invasion Of
industrialism. but find consolation
In the fact that schemes OF sim
liar nature have been under way Tor
some time. the lovely woods TO the
south OF tho city will have to go. but
In a short time BavariA's capital
thru the Importance OF the krupps
gigantic works. will be In tho fore.
front OF Germany's Industrial
towns"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
WHAT IS GOING ON IN GERMANY!
FROM GERMANY
Germany. . nation besIesed.

Germany, . nation besiesed.
10 today . mystery Behind the
walls Of fire and steel the life
Of two nations-Germany and
Austria Hungary lis yelled.
Attempts have been made TO
pierce that veil. Reporters re-
turning In pairs on the Same
boat have written reports as
diverpIn9 ~ those whose trips
were months apart.
Articles by correspondents
tell only what American OBJ
servers see Of conditions in Ger
many. The Star proposes TO
tell WHAT THE GERMANS
SEE AND THINK
To that end We have arranged
TO have translated extracts
from the leading German, Aus
TRAN and Hungarian news
papers - extracts both from
their news and editorial col.
umns: anything. In fact, that
promises 20 shed a better light
for our readers on what actual
Iy 10 taking place behind the
kaiser's armies. The first Of
these transIations are published
today: others will appear at
frequent intervais.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
ny A STAR REPORTER

Perhaps YOU know the story
OF the f1tgroy family.
A king OF England. long ago.
became cnamored OF "A lady
OF fascinating charms.
The king named son born
10 her "Fitzroy OF King
and made him noble"
And the fitzroys have oeon
big guns In England from
that day to this. They are
a stupid. useless lot
Finderne Mutual Fbyne Val
dessa Is an awful name To
hang on TO n bull
| am going to call him Roy.
because It's short and means
king For Roy IS a king
among bulls.
Roy sold. at auction. last Fri
day. at the sixth Pacific Inter.
national Live stock Show. AT
Portland. for 81 800. the high
est price ever paid ON the Coast
for beef.
lio had belonged TO Bern.
hard Meyer OF Finderne. y J.
Now he Is the property OF jain
Won ilerbcrg. moving picture
maRnate OF tho Northwest,
The average hoi-poloi COW
only comes thru with about
1000 pounds OF milk year
Hut the mother OF the f2l 300
bull gave 22.i50 pounds OF milk
when she was II thrcc-yearold.
She beat the worlds record
by 200 pounds OF butter IN -
months This young bulls IA.
theirs folks were worldbeaiers.
too. when II came 10 produc.
Ing
Then. one day. his mother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
ABE AND MAWRUSS" MAY SET STANDARD
Of AMERICAN SPEECH, SAYS PROFESSOR

which. by the extent and distiuc.
ton OF their use, will rise above
the grade OF dialects. They will
be standard or prevailing types
because they will be found to ex-
press better than other modes of
speech the thoughts and feelings
of the entire nation. especially as
these are voiced by men of genus
and leaders OF thought.
The best American speech Of
any period will be that whicn,
with least strain or affectation, or
waste OF effort. gives adequate u;-
torrance TO the best that is in the
American character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15

This is how the great Bartholdi
Statue Of Liberty, in New York
harbor. looks In her new robe OF
white light President Wilson
touched the button that lighted the
statue from base 10 torch, while a
squadron OF battle5hips played their
searchights upon IT. Heretofore
only the torch at the top was lit at
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
SIx.T0ED MAN IS
SURPRISE TO. COURT

PiTTSBURG. Pa. Dee. Is
Arrested because he had a pair
OF shoes attached to his belt.
Ernest Cummings told an inter.
esting story. Asked TO explain
why he wore a pair Of shoes
and carried another pair. he es.
planned that he had SIX toes on
each foot and had 10 chance
shoes every hour so he could
walk.
"l'm from Missouri" said the
magistrate.
"l'll show you" Cummings
rctorted He pulled of his
shoes and showed sis toes on
each foot.
Furthermore, yer honor.
please observe that ! have five
fingers and thumb on each
OF my hands"
Discharged"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
FAMILY TNRivEs ON
"MEATlEsS EkS"i

= have not suffered In any way
thru M reduced consumption OF
butter. potatoes and bread. In &C.
cordance with the law" writes Frau
Paasche, wife OF an official. I'm the
Berlin Vosslche Zeitung Instead
iof meatless DAYS. I introduced
MEATLESS WEEKS and MEAT.
LESS MONTHS
My husband los, 20 pounds and
] 10 pounds In weight. and omitted
our pilgrimage TO Karlsbad to Gre
ducel.
Our maid. on a diet limited 10
vegetables and little bread and
ueacle. gained II pounds in eight
months"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
BELLS ON TURKEYS
Net her Big SUN

ANTHONY, Kan. Dec. 15.-Mra
c. II. Wickham of Anthony. Kan,
marketed So white turkeys here and
the total of the check she received
for them was s22607. Last spring
she succeeded in Matching out l15
little turkeys. raised every one of
them until they were large enough
to range over the big Wickham
ranch. Then she began TO miss
them and discovered coyotes were
eating her turkeys. Mrs. Wickham
purchased quantity of tiny bells
and fastened them loosely about
the necks Of her young turkeys
with the result that she raised
about 100 of the original flock with
out another loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15

A N u s E N e N + S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
BUTCHER SELLS BONES
g CENTS APIECE

"A butcher in Prenrlauer st sells
bones as sheep trotters' at S cents
each" says Berlin Vorwaerts
The manager announced he had
an unlimited supply Of sheep trot
tiers from tho public slaughter
house. Customers flocked from far
and near 10 get a substitute for
meat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15

One reader tells US she paid 20
cents for four trotters. weighing
three-quarters OF pound. but they
were only bones Tho question
arises. are the bones In sheep trot
ters bones. or are they mott The
public Is made to pay In an unh.ard
OF manner"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-15
We Call This Bull "Roy,"
Meaning King" Because
Won Herberg Paid Royal
Sum of $21, 500 for Hin

became sick. A veterinary tried
10 give her a pin that was too
big She stranglcd and died
So young Roy IL the only heir
10 wonderful heritage OF eff
ciencyI ON him rests the re-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-03
King Albert Thanks Americans.

Mr.. Henry Clews, treasurer of the
Dollar Christmas Fund, Broad street.
New York, mas just received the fol-
lowing letter from Mr.. J. Inglebleek.
state secretary to King Albert of
Belgium:
THE king and queen are delighted
to hear thst you contemplate another
Christmas appeal. Onr- again your
work testifies TO the sympathy for the
suffering of our fellow countrymen of
which Americans have already given
abundant proof. To all those who
have helped, their Majesties desire
to send their grateful acknowledge
meni-"
The object of the Dollar Christmas
Fund is TO give destitute Belgian chill
dren a Christmas dinner and. help the
Commission for Keller IN furnishing
one square meal a day during the win
ter. To this end $4,000 have been
subscribed during the last few days.
Mr., Clews, in renewing his appeal for
aid, quotes official reports to show
that the children are suffering most.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-03
Help Locate Relatives.

The sheriff at Big Springs, Texas,
has written to the chief of police here
asking information about relatives Of
a young man who was killed there
recently and whom it is believed has
relatives in this locality.
The sheriff states that the boy " no
went by the name of Andrew II. John
son was a quiet hard working Young
man who sand but little and attended
TO his own affairs, spoke 'ery little
about himself or family other than
10 say that he had a sister living
in oklahoma somewhere nnar Ard
more who married a man hy the name
of Williams. The officers state that
the evidence given at the inquest
showed the killing to be unprovoTed
murder
The young man was about 90 to "a
years Of age. height about feet 6
inches, complexion fair, with high
cheek bones and had heavy suit Of
hair and blue eyes Some scars
were found on his side Just above
the hip. ANY one knowing Of the
whereabouts Of the relatives Of this
boy will confer favor by informing
the sheriff of Howard county Texas.