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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03
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Der Sofioier aorreIponOent oes
~. Gott. Gourant" I9reibt folgenocs
iiber @cncral Soiooiep, oeIIen 9(rmse
iiesrei@ in gliIcb einge3ogen lit:
ngBie @eneral S1etom oe60ri audi
Soiubjep gu Oen jiingeren Stobsoffi.
5ieren. @r lit elmer Der pentaeu, bic
ibre militdriT9e 9(usbilouug ni6t in
9iuBIono, iouoern in Stalieu aeuoHen
boben. Set ieiner 9fiidtebr aus Dem
9luslanO bat er beino6e ununterbrp.
den BEL Der Sruppe ouser6alb ser
Sduptitaot geoisnt. @ieIem llmItanoc
lit eS lpobl nit 8u5ulbreiben, oaB er
Bel leinen llntergebenen 70 ouBerors
oentli4 beliebt 1T, unD oaB es als Elm
beIonOeres @0rrent Gilt, unter i6m All
oicncn. 9as iit umio bemerteusmers
ter, als 8oiaojelp olles eber oIs Elm
beionoers 5ugdnglicber uuo iopiaIcr
Ntdnn it, Sm @egenteil. er Ipridi
is9r penig, lodbt foit niemoIs, Iein
Bid lit itort uno our9orinoen0, feline
Stimme bart uno feline Q(usOruds
peiIe 5iemli9 borT@ Sci ndberer
8efonnticbaft finoct man ober 6aIc,
boB er feline 2eute fennt, nit i6ncu
olles ourblc6t unO oen g9ert zines je
oen sin5clnen Su ImdBen meiB. 9(uBer.
Dem lGBE CT ou6 ieinen llnterbeIeblss
bobern, bic er IeIb1t dus9epGblt bat,
Den grObtmDgli1en Spielraum, nm
ndb eigener syniiiotipe Su banoeln
olleroin9s in Den @renaen Oes bon
ibm oufgeitelIten plones. Der @nt
ptdlun9 beIielben folgt cr nit uners
ic3iitterliher 3ube, p6ne Ii1 i'm Sc
ringltcn auf5ureaen, penn ni6t ollea
na4 Bunfd gebt. SI0Bt Iein @sieu
i9on Dem QluBenIte6euoen 2(dtiln1
uno Tertrouen ein 10 III Oies umIu
me9r BET feinen llnterfii6rern uno Iei
men Sruppen Der Suu.
Diejenigen, sic Die frii6ercn 9al
fantrie9e mitaemo1t 6oben, tounen
om beiten ermeHea, lpie Ie6r bic Grlab.
rungcn BON onmals cusoenuBt wproen
IinO. Die QlusriiItlWd non W2dnn un0
BferO, OdS Mlatcriol Ser glrti[leric, ocs
Grains, Yerpflegin9 uno @erpun0cs
tenpflege, aleS 1T in beItcr 8erFaIiuug.
Die llniformen TinO oQn3 neu, aug
Didem, Iebr ipormem, poferOicbt ims
prdgniertcm 5tuFf, ner Dem IDrolcr
2oOen gleic6t 9eIpnNers bcpdbrt BAT
fiob sic neue BofFe, oje 8ioniere, bic
erlt felt 5Wei Sa6ren Dem 0eere ons
geglieoert lino 2(m Timot 6oben Iis
ibre erite prpbe gldn3cnS beItonocn,
Der 9ottit Der Ieutiden uno 9eltcr.
rei9er foleenO, ba9en bic 6ulouriiten
Pioniere Orci 9riiden iiber Sen Stub
geI9logen, ipobei iic feionhers Bel Der
SipeitcH, unterbal6 &noiaIdemdB,
aroBe tetbniicbe Characterization ID
iiberpin0sn 9atten unO ii6crOies bis
gum lebten 9[ugen6liG unter fcin0li.
dem Seuer itdnoen. 6ier bepicicn
Ole NuIgaren pieoer cinmal i6re BE-
lpunoeruugSmiiroigc Ru6e uno 5G6c,
bdrtt5pfise 9lusOauer, Die 6ul4ds
riibc 2lrtinerie ineint IN jeocr SC.
5ieburg beiier 5n iein. ols ole Ter
bil1e. Die @eIpaunun0 nit G6ier
lpirtt oud bier gGuncer. Durh oas
i9lanntigItc ino dufsemsiGicItc Ser
rain binourd bringcn oicIc Eierc ibgs
2ofien our1. Der Iroin lit Susl
or0Btsr Sell nit 09Ien beIpannt.
unO bicfsm lImitauo lit es gu psroous
len, Dab CT mittommt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

Sen Robl, ben ou bir IelbIt qebout,
Mubt ou nibt nocb Dem Wlorttpreis
Ibdbsn;
Du BAIT ibn init oeiuem S9peiB Be-
iout.
pie 8iirSc lGbt iih Ourb ui6ss srs
Ieben.
Oaiidsrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03
glnS Ocm Snncrcu NiarOlauO'S nrS
Ocu nu9rcn5cu0Cu StaatCn.

0cn nuorcn5enocn StaatCn,
--
Observation-Disclosures
9(nd ciucr fuTcl 9crot6lug Sct
tens scr &lrp miroc Soicp6 SSiuflcr
ans Barton mclhcr ser GrmorOln1
pou G6omuS SooipcQ beic1lloigt mar
in Gim6crlonO frcigciprodcn. 0ie
@crt6ciOi0uu0 iii6rtc olL BOB ocr an
ac5lb @rnorOctc uicOer1olt Sel6it
morO0eOonfcn dilBcrtc mo Oa6cr
uidt Moro, ionOern Scl6itmoro Dor
licge
y Foocn in SuNcrStomu
Scd)s Safe BON idmo3cn @oden
lUurOcn in So9cratomn ieitacitcQt
S'icr scr Grfrouttcn iiuo 3icnIid
luicocr 6cracitclt. GS miro onaa
noumcu ooB sic aronf6cit ourb
cine &crion 0ic ans 9toonofe ga,
fam cingci6lcppt wuroc.
ScbcnSmiiOc
Ter % Sabre ultc SreOcrif9rinf-
mann Sobu bon Sobn ~ @riuf.
mann aus Gim6erlonO, NiO.. beiin.
Oet i6 in fritii1cnl 3uitouNc i'm
g9eiterr N}orulonO Noipitol Oo CT 1T
ougcblidl icl6ituorOcriicbcr 9l6iidt
10 Gucdiil6cr Eobletteu 5u iid &C
nonlncn Bot IS beitebt pcuil
Sofiumg dli Gr6oltmo ieincS Sc.
6cnS, %or ciniQcn @odcn cRocte
Gin Ncttcr ocs Grfrontten E6omoS
9rinfmonn iein 2e6en cbcuioaa
0luG boiiclbc oiit.
Ter SpiOc Scl6itmorO.
gSm. Spioe ein @ruOcr pon @loru
5pioc, pclde Ourh eineu Sprung
BON Sem Ioupier n@irgiuio" i6rcnl
2e5cu Gin @uSe bcreitctc, lit aus %.
per, &ocomofe Stu, eingetroiicn
unO bot cine 9elo6mm1 BON $25 fiir
Oic 9luiiiuOung Der Sci1c icincr
Shpcicr on ST. SpiOc crtl1rtc,
oaB sic 9}o6ricbt ieinc S6weitcr Jet
Die 9ittpc cinca Giicn6obn 2lnge.
ltcGtcn gelUcleu lnnpobr ic. Ga9
s@do. wcldeS SRI Spi0c beiab, fam
ailS eincr GrbiAait vou i9rem Gotcy.
9'on Der Suuunc ipel1c ser Batter
1iutcrloiici bate ioate ebcufonS So.
SpiOc rn0 Oieid6miiicr bciricoiat lucr
0en. lulo bot bic @criiorbenc llitr lpg.
MIG WclO BON Ser @anf a5Qc6odcn.
sri SpOc battc. ais tie ouS lebtc
Diol Selo bon Der Nonf ob6o6, cine
Stotc 5nterloiicn OaB, inn Sole ihr
etpos jnltoBcu ioIltc 0oS C5cIo aif
Den 9tomcu ibrer jiingcrcu Sdnuc.
tier 9ciiic unl5uidrcibcn lei.
s ud)tDdn0lcr Cranniio.
tipn.
Gbltiii&tcr aus NiorplonN. @cun.
pluoicn un0 @cit Giraincu but
ten iit ii Guubcrlouo, NiO, 3uionl.
lncnacnmocn I'M Die g@otomoc
6rnlt Sropers Grfouac~ 81 grim
oen- Die 9conteu Ocr Grdjongc iuo.
Rrolocnt 2 $, Sutton Slccln
Greet, @.a@o. g}icc @rdiocut. u.
yfepcomcr Smitbsmr9 @iO.; 81.
lretar, g. ~ gl. Scatbcrmon acpicr.
y So. in0 Sdotniciiicr Gho0. e.
W'eb, Gun6crlano.
llcbcrfobrcn un0 gctGOtct
Ger NJ Sabre oltc Scr6crt S9eab
Don 6oipu Orope. bci Yorf. go,
wlrOc non icincnl @otcr y. 4.
@cb5 oui 0cr SouoitroBc toNt olligc.
fmOcn Eic 9loOcr cincS bon ibm
oclcn0ten Nouhpogens poren Oclt
iimgen Monnc iibcr Ocn aopi gcgnu.
gcn poS icinen ioiortigcn EoO sur
6olac 6otte. 9Sic lid Der llnfall er-
cianctc, III nidlt ieitgeitcllt worDet
9ic0e Gontelt.
Ginlaoungen lni0 an ollc leconod'
ren SMlleu in NiarplanO iiir cincu
NrNp NnntcH prnnu1pu Npr I'm Mai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

in Scr Come Sdllc in 9Sort Icpoa
lit @lOy iiottiinOcn ioa Sir Sic
bciien &cocn linO anic6nIichc SEQ
prcilc auSaclebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

&bUnuCisicn, ptc pcn sEcuiibcu Gorrcs
Ipunoclttcn" ntht piinEtlidl cher mNreacls
mdNis crhaIicn, iIHb ucbctcn, Der Efiire
onvsn pcr gclrphun uocr iMr,is.sN psts.
ibclInIia Sm mnfbeM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

g2utiulal @anfcl.
.sBr cto 1apu @atonai Nonfv sab int
@Erssr @traBe 3ncpb gG, 0Dni, Ntatenfs
&rurH n Nc6ue Wniliger
gesgpnn glni.anal g'anir 4s2 @la4Vrpnsmaa
,Aehcr 9lnilnaal aaHf" Ia acrn.Gnfdm.&4r.
& 3iarriah. aallIrer
StnoEs.gonfen.
tItutiac sari pnn @eiiumsfe yalthrpgq Rilp
eoe9. slailirsg
epor .suufcn.
rTsntIas spnrbaat gpu geiuuere,' vuiam.
EruitGumpagnicn
yee!s neycTt aHs xsra csmvanH," ~ ScitS
Ntarinor. itn0 Grontt.g2crfc.
=. oGedrmsr s eoes, 22a 1oraeoarlss Cts.
2anolnirtbIdnfilide 6jcraibr NNo
@1neteicn.
cri''sia xafatr cs. eos 9'Ora.Fo,o eisapc
Nhmbing 6irncces. gionaes 1nO
Soefcll Dadlocfen uno Ninuen.
stHnst' Srpso 62a observation-disclosures
SGnpSerIdlnlirAc luo NIumberS.
5uHu pu9syE VIA ~GemrS atra0s. 8. Il @
&elrpDon; @nlie l09n
SSclersNcrIidjCrunQen
", y, SBa6eliutb & Go
NSrutide Ncuet efEtbvrnuQStt3 t3e eirltidnftn AL
lioah, NrD Vuitimpret&tynhe
vItHtlm'Nnt rntfNegNdtruMgS.Nisirn sirnImagss+
TNlNNitre 1ttaBt nth &4lpui Nnilie NpeIyu4
vNurn 1itiMtnMrr ~. ~ qHerpaagD HenfN lps
gNnriiflp. MfNncN3s1kuNNne- l0f- ION 0bAsG
pcr o. Nammtrce gNulblnu
aNfrmnusu iSeMrg4egiin.craauS4pl 4pletlfimAlt,a
N0iiimorcs hn0 9otih 1r8be
-~.---.---
EIedplottcn. 9Ggf0lI etc.
sagn gcniim 4 oS anes i3-~ls 9closraen
&truGc,
Gieeuibums 9Igc,tcn iao SGn0lct.
eisrrc q cnnca & 3spstm, 2 ciiesriralap
&stubc.
giirnpaarcr aIIcr glrt mlH sub
isbmle0s8uheb6r.
q, stelt #anHs CO.. 8Ae- 36A NusDsNaraKts.
Nfdnoleib .0eih6;ie
sGpuoishaiss eanH Gp~" mcrb.maa arose
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

Ieutidle Bidder im0 3eitItlrificn.
NJ eaaiti@ 40 latof9opplaiDMetta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

8citlugcn, 3eitidlriften ctc.
! xbe Baltimore Mtms gamgaatg Epberl 4. q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

WcrcautiIe Agcncs.
81. @. 2rn s. 60,
602-6i0 Wtor1Iaro 4ruit NIoa.


@onmatcriaiieu Eburea GcHjter.
rohfncn 2abcn ctc.
5asl y, Scissr & 60, tiB--ii7 @aS,5gebes
td,@iraBc.
Notenl -glnmdIte.
Gbiuin ~ GnmntIS, acmisaimnlf; Quienie
pnnhelesS sSnnbulnuen Aerloaeremie. Wiat1a
lamb 1ruit Hulolne
GhnplIn W. Ncrgniou, li0-1i7 Qaiu Nuilntua.
l~inhriqe &tiabrtnH
", y. q TO- s.. Vrnnfn, 4il Continental MibQ.
Vrailhsren iegi 1872 eriolerehn VI baltimore
AittomobiIc.
@adarS. l85 $8l5O. i-25 S27aO
sPadnfo WiutVr so, pi ealiimDtfn &pdrlcS Gig.
unr l1t 9onclrMueNuc
IBpac @xHA, 0ic apupnldre War.1 %THh
Mirv.Det MlurAt so. Aiaianc I40H~Iu &rrHs
@hurlc8g&trlHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

sIsAaAoaEanA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

Ntarnor. itn0 0jr0nii. .g2erfc.
=. Nlisarmer & eoas 22a Nort,gOarles 9is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

Yhnnbing 6nrncces. Honacs stilD
Sefcn @aAbcden nno Aimet.
Ntnntit 9fosa 02a Nnrn.Hremontalbems
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

Stuot5.gonfen.
n1Wtiar @ari prn Naiiimure4 baltimore Rilo
NrutnnN @trahc NN0Nt a9ebrg lsrdil0eti
;'oVn Y SnnecA &ieeEriNaaii Wcnfac ~.
Nn'J. slni'rcg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03

Gpnrs2unfen.
Il rnifdt epnrbnnf ppn Nelunore,D 0uinms
mIJ &nlilw0gerS ttaHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
CAUCUS SLATE
WILL co THRU

No caucus was called Saturday
noon TO pars on the new councils
reorganization slate, and Hanna,
Erickson and Bolton admitted they
had given up hope Of being heard
on the matter OF committee chair.
manehlps.
Haas. who attended tho sub rosa
caucus AZ the Butler hotel Thurs
day night. announced he was go.
ing 10 tho country" for the rest OF
the day.
Dale. Fttrgerald. Haas, Thomson
and Moore attended a Butler dinner
caucus Thursday evening.
None Of .hem will discuss the eau
Gus
Their slate II said 10 give the
presldene r OF the council 20 Haas.
the utilities committee 10 Thorn
son. fina nee 10 Fitzgerald, public
safety 20 Dale and streets and sew
era or judiciary 20 Moore.
The old council will finish up It's
business al II O'Clock Monday. The
new council win meet and reorgan.
lie Monday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
GILL TALKS Of
HIS CANDIDACY

Il want this evening 10 reserve
the right 20 be candidate tho rest
Of my days, n do not follow the
example Of Yuan shl Kai." humor-
ousiy declared Mayor Hiram GIN
at the banquet rendered In his
honor By the Chamber ~ Commerce
Friday night
Two years ago I didn't expect
10 be candidate after my term
expired" he explained. but b.
lieye ! told you not 10 bet any
money on the chances OF my retire.
ment.
Some people don't seem 10 think
that mayor has the same priv.
leges Of candidacy as r. K. and
Woodrow Wilson"
other guests Of honor were X. II.
Thomson. W. H. Moore and G. -
Fitzgerald.
Councilman Dale made an ad.
dress Of welcome. and expressed a
hope that the day OF facti0nalism
had gone.
X. H. Thomson responded.
"Unill there comes 20 BE- an
agreement Of mind on great public
questions. We cannot expect a salts
factory service" he said.
He said that there had been no
one public opinion In Seattle for the
last few years.
"The Chamber Of Commerce has
had one opinion" he said. the
Commercial Club another. and the
Municipal League disagreed with
both OF them The women's clubs
are against the whole bunch"
Corporation Counsel-elect Cald-
we'll said he did not intend 10 let
political theories or popular bias
enter into the Interpretation OF the
law.
Judge Burke said that the people
should be congratulated for electi.g
the city officials they did at the
last election. and said people
should be alert 10 criticize officials
who prove indifferent OF inefficient
In the performance OF their official
duties"
Rev. Wood Stewart spoke In favor
OF preparedness.
Judge Claypool said that proses
sional reformers serve the purpogsl
Of holding up ideals that are uiti-
mately realized.
Among the guests we're Councli-
men Haas. Hanna. Bolton and He's
keith. Comptroller Carroll. Treas
urer Terry. Norwood Brockett. AZ l..
Rempster and Il. A. Bstwell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
Poor Portland
Is Angry Again

PORTLAND. March te.-An-
other fuss 10 on between Port
land and Seattle today. jose
phus Daniels. secretary Of the
navy. caused II.
Giving his reasons for not
sending the cruiser PittsbvrG
from Puget sound 10 Vancouver
Barracks 10 take three com
panies Of infantry 90 San Diego.
Daniels stated the channel az
the Columbia river bar was
only &c feet deep.
a snort Of protest came fror,
portls nd newspapers. Several
telegrams were sent the secre-
fsry.
Ne was reminded that GOV.
eminent engineers two months
ago found the bar IS feet deep
at low water.
Companies A. q and o OF
the 2fst infantry. with the
band. have been ordered to 90
20 Puget sound by train and
take the Pittsburo there for
San Cleoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
SHORT NEWS

Chester Banks. motorcycle DEM
onstrator for Piper & Taft. show
Ing cycle TO Sergeant Bunnell. po-
lice motorcycle squad, thrown
from machine. Both legs were
fractured.
At meeting OF the Seattle Credit
Mems association Monday night. J.
r. Chilberg. OF the Scandinavian
American Bank. will talk.
Ralph Pierce and II. NJ. FindIsy.
assistants OF former Corporation
Counsel Bradford. will be kept in
office by Corporation Counsel caid-
we'll until important litigation, now
pending, In settled.
Ralph Ives. mail carrier. 10 be-
ordained as pastor OF Ballard Chris
tian church Sunday night
Theo Pennakamp found unconf
scious In his room at HOS sixty
ave. Friday night Probably frox
overdose OF narcotic. -
Sam Tavaro. clothier. 100 80
ave. s.. pursued two men who
stolen six pairs of trousers frd n
his store. He had nearly cau1 st
them when they threw the bun IL
back into bis face and ciuded r.
suit
South wall OF old Savoy thea{l\e.
Tacoma. fell yesterday. wreckirk
several buildings.
Receiver appointed for businessi
OF Nikoia Tesla. electrical wizard.
81. Patrick's day celebration
held at Hippodrome Friday.
Light Indiana sandstone may be
used In building of public buYd.
ings at Aberdeen and Ellensburg.
Representative Johnson has bro
tested. saying Tenino sandstone
Will not be darker than the other
after year OF weathering in either
town.
Mrs. Annie Kisksdden, mother OF
Maude Adams. famous actress. died
at her home in Salt Lake Friday.
DIR. Nicholas Murray Butler.
president OF Columbia university
said Friday Mt Tacoma that the
next republican convention may re-
suit In selection OF dark horse"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
SOIL rNp--sATrHpAY

rot roast. &c N good steak. 49, ~
pork roHst. ise ~ pafs steak. iasr N
coast veal So o.. les 81 nuften. isc 10
iinE sausage. lee To- b9ekxurst. ttc 10
beet ranch sE9s : dor fte beet Isrsss
batter. hte TO- 10 g. bars iaandrg soap.
Esei bars rsls SApshs SOAP. zfe. Holly
patent flour fiss sack best graduated
sugar. IS he 81 ee CaFnafian milk. :
cans shr.. siftnE beams. zee - green
peas zee Do rhutaFb. Ne ise TO-
m atesH sse 10 Asparagus. soc 90 green
eaioms. h9nch~s &C., nrtirh1k~a. for
gsr saH ptanf. ibs zafi Columbia river
srisis. se 10 hsiibat. les ste. fresh
clans. ais Tee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
nIiIrI.--.AII.nnAY

Stale tg.Ht. parhmvfsf. Zee ~ steer
steak lie 10 rnAst PORK. l4s - unk
sausage. isa lb. irss - lanh tie ~
POI roast e. ~ - sienEs fs-ib. sach
flour "a he saasfafaut lee. 4 ~
head rier $50. lts Japan ries. stc. =
lts spiH pess. stcs Soc brooHns. str. !
cans prak. corn o. tomatoes. 8srs ies
pkEs n4asafnui % spaEhsftL saei Ait
ean chocolate ttc. Ice iAfs peanut but
tsT. &C.. tes totg~ eeakiuE oil. stei No
10 Sack ysiio~ er ~hits corn meal zoe
sse Cream - Wheat itrg ste esa coFusa
beef see iac pkr rolled oats Zee. zte
pEr ras1s flour. ttr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
csDHNgn-saTrHDay

A. Ffonfss &c can fflis coffee Sc;
Sc pike saffis flour. isc. he fine
Japan rice. z2rl 100 pkws Elastic
starch. Csc stall ios. beet 'rrsh churnsd
butter iis. Tte To- ~ 90 best local
ranch rsft ssc d9H. 2 dor &c ~
Aliens. is.-ox bottle eatsup. feef chnirs
dried pea ehes lib pkg &C.. zoe eau
cleanser. &c. 4.ih. eam corn syrup. ier.
stalls 2 5 3 = Nc hams itc % .
pot roast. r. 90 Toe ~ v~si roast. o. ~. I.
veal ssitsts. igbc 10. bacon. 10 10 /.
siFioin ste VI. ifc ~ pork roast. Tee n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
PUBLIC MARKETS


Stall zof good tomatoes iGe II fresh
spinach. ibs ibc. dry onions ihs Toe
STALL fzf, baranas dos. 100 and W.
urseuing apples 3 lbs Toe. iafEe. sweet
oranges zee daE stall so. sagsfkrani z
ats 1901 am pichies i5r ct, boiled
ham. lta ~ stall eel. peanut butter,
100 10 good creamery butter. zoe ~
mild cream chress. ass b.. stall 20 dry
salt pork. loo ~ compound lard. lhs
gGr! cpitaas butts ite 10. stall sic.
eacranut bars. 9fc dos coffee cakes. zoe
COS bulk bareback ibs stc stall
tsf. 10 bars laundry soap sc. No. 10
sara flanr 800. |. rAss ralalns. ate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
ExPL 0SI0M7 0, JUST
BLASTING STuMPS

The explosion a, SAC Saturday
morning heard all over Seattle.
was caused by workmen blasting
out stumps across the Duwamish
river from Georgetown. according
to Information obtained by the po-
Hrp
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AERO FIGHTER HERE

Lieut.. ]. G.. Denholm Of the Brit
ish naval aero corps. OF Victoria. -
G.. who DESTROYED six German air.
ships and was wounded In the leg.
decorated with medals for valiant
service. and released until he recov-
ers. Is visiting friends here Satur.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18

stall ~. ihs fine srauuiatsd sugar
Sec. its. 80 stall -. pure past~uriEsd
milk. ~ At. &c - Stall a.. fresh churn-
"a butter Gtr ID. fts Zee Stall ~.
fresh TYDasa peanut butter sc H.. lbs
.sr start ~. large ears peaches. fpr.
spficots See 81 90 can nsoiasse-. tse.
tee pkg bskinE soda. &C.; te-foat eioths,
lire lee fte dus,pans. zoe. stall 1874.
fresh ranch ~rrs zee don. butter clans.
dor isns frsmh Columbia river smsIt
ips Ice open clans Zoe pt
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ssNrrAn,---arrupAy

Nialls ia Jour % % pes satkl :
Ibs sugar. tfr Soc tes. Gee Al Leslie .
fresh raneA ssaa fee dos stall l. 10
tomatoes. zee - asraraEus itc ~
r.ahafh. he sse Stall - rakiua
nnrhanh potatoes. 81 80 rsr sack. dsiis.
cred Eoaa wAlnssa ier H.. Ftorids
Frsp~fFuit = for ter stalls tsst. rrAt.
Z Tor str sipaered eniafnssA river snnsii.
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ANOTHER NOTE DUE

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1s.-In-
ternational complications may re-
suit from the act of Sheriff Finn in
seizing goods In the Greek consul.
ate. under a superior court judg-
ment.
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i6c ~. ftiii III. fancy kfppsfsd salmon.
10 2tes Heidelberg on pickles. ioc
dor o. cans sardin~u. .tc. rierns.
lemons. ien DOR extra fancy apples.
81 90 per ttor
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i6--Agents Wanted

Statesmen for hixh grNda speciality.
Denomination Invariably rsraitE In
ssis Write today for free booklet
Progressive Novelty Co. $50 Van Ness
ave- San Francisco. Cal
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a6--Homesteads
Tfd INDIAN HEkEHVATfoS TO orRN
Tto geo acres for settlement wheat
fruit general farm lands fi.t per
acre open coming summer. homes for
Io.eoe send Is cents 81 once for
corts. wish reliable Information re-
ssrdinE this great reEiou Wsnatchse
wash J. Daily world Dept A
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Halls for Rent
XEYFToSF HALL. Eishih AID Msdison
Wsfn stns
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23Personais

23-Personafs
oar xknniEp nsst matrimonial paper
published mailed free The Hufrenppns
aent Toledo. ohio
YotNd MAJ dssirss acquaintance ~
neat working sifii object mAtrifnenf
Address p.ii star
NrNp faf matrtHuniat papsf containing
phatns hundreds - names 20 select
FROM uarY wealthy ipo copy Hos
ri Seattle. wash.
61SffAnirM Tor women. arsa people.
chronic ani nervous Gases ifss 18th
ave Telsrhans East asst Take =.
Msdt.sa car. sadie Cassidy.
tnHffeh
NAUfiNK plsyinr saasht ~ % ~ les.
sons success guaranteed. tesstos fan-
'ss~s uiss
MMr MARTENS has been suFtnK haia.
mess foe 20 years iso teth ave Eas,
1874
willow. 81. sdassjsd. ssesii~s, cook asa
housekssrsr. desires hauset ssrinH posi-
tion fur seniieman n.Ee. star.
LADY. vlth sene means ~ishss psFin~F
IN business. ehiret snaifisnanY' Al
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.ns and future consisting easin~s- end
love sffaifsi advice gnu aeuut ditofss
eases anA shat an hs fcur iarkf aisp
IN life O. take all tell ful names -
sauf lasrf sweetheart ffissds. eusniss.
Ara whai yBu afs noe; adapted for
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0fFrNo rnrpp~4n paiuiisi 80. Tells al
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MADAM fftY @ctslrs6fsnt. raFs feafing
rirris. Tuesdays Fridays sst coian-
ma -
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s-For Sale Miscellaneous

SASH AND Doors
Our New Catalogue fer 1914
Nov ready for dissritufiea Largest
stock h~s, scsdsi only enr price.
f.riv veneer pamela square foot tee59
fto~r Wall board square foot es
crcaa~ panel doors. slFsf quality ite
Fr~rt doors. fancy glass .t++.... $50
cottage front windows bottom
glass seste. top glass taste, 90. SIS
Inca Quartsr-ruund. Zee feet. te
;'ineh picture mould. 100 feet s.. 90
Our 1915 eatAiexue ssys~r than ever. cos,
- aee ~ prirt and prepare ara u pos
riNeiy the most eefnniste. most up-te-
date. most educational estsieeus -
sash and doors and mfi work ws ever
rrpdsced in erei ~ years 81 constant
"ndrevpr. Send fpf cepY ~ our 1918
casalsEsts Ne. "a. matted tree post
paid ~tthoai charge. ~ request We
have eur own tnIii. sell any one. ship
anywhere cnfs ono price
o ~ WILLIAMS co
SASH AND DOORS
1915 Ffvaf Ave. e. Seattle wash