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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

meiaer S1ipeiter Ser 6rau @ein
rbent, Oomit bic nidt 70 CANA oaeiu
lit, pinen's ID bab' ic3 mir oentt,
i'd tGnnF mir bod ein psr8erl noc)
ipos perDienen II TT"
Diele Gprod)c! Soc6osutft6 nit
unberfdlIdtsm gtntliRSen an ben g8ies
ner 1ialett IT. lpie Whtiit Hang DOS.
6err Noic gerist in Grreguna
.Sal Sal Sauobl qlber gsiOiBl
6iGerl O9ue 3peifell Na.iirlic6l"
T6rie er iiberItiir5t uno gan5 ouber
iid. S6m i@plnocIiel S9m mir
bette ssl 90 Elm Slid sBaG TT Die
Tibern oa ori6en lpas lit Sic ges
gen Die ~ SIM! 6ini io Elm ber-
3ieer Name aud.
sim = jaja Jini tcmmtn Gle
mlr"
a9(lfo sutl" f6mg SIM 3srnatos
pib in Naiss 6an0 uuo Fl tam.
Eiiteniulenbeim Aoub aopT
3fuei lpeibliHe 9arbiere i'm Oril
Nlon fii6lte iicb gebobsu - auf Sui
tur60bel
Berlin uno 9reslau alei1lpertigl
lin6 tpie Oas @eIHdft psn .2aie
jebt oingl Ssbt polte cher ouA az
turat Sober BON Der Sim tay6isrt
IeiH 6err pirhHS mar pon Slit
5ers 5uriidgetommcn Serr Putts
farten fano einen neuen Sher3; naB
Oas Der Srau geipobnter 9cruF ia ici,
ga ia jeoe iyrau hen Monn i6er ben
2oFIel borbierel
0err goie mar Doll citel Spnnens
ihein CT empfan0 es sliid0oll, taB er
ia ,,erIt4 493 ipGre. gDarum loate er
ga elmer 5ni 5uliebe fciu SungeeleI-
lenhm ni1t ollieeben? Der lAone
9(oolf mar nit bem befdnaten iouf.
tti longeu glit in 6inis braun,
2lueen oeoonQcn - iiber 0sn Eing
'rtbsr, oen 6errn 9iirgermeiiter bon
&ottolinsiD reiiere1, oa iroate Serr
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ob iie niat n5rau Gbeiieule" mcrbeu
ipollte.
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an. n9tber Serr glaie tia n
parum fa9eu's oenu bas crit beute2"
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erIt beuts2"
! mSo. SIM laGte iid @{iibteu,
bas g1afmiiiimpihsu Oes 0errn gloi'
audte Te gar 70 tomiid aa asSo
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MID aeiiera nit 9erra AooIpb SrdE5I
Dsriobti"
~9tufeI!" Suitinas ibIue ori
eiHea SpieaeliiId, bQb ole Gdeibt
iprono,
Der id0ns gI6oIf n, Oa por er ibn
lDirtIid luieoer i'm cine glalenldns'
bpraus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19
pie Sreuoe ser
2Sluttcr[6
gSortc Der 0rmutdiauua an fimOcr.
luic 6roncu.

@iu.eridnii Id oie uaiirlitc Neiiims
mliuN ocr 6rau, obcr uic.cn Srnucu nc
oa5 NEAtcrolild mu ncocn clues unbcils
uarcu N0hnicSier5 ucrlaat
lln!cr ucu uiecil Srl,mplcn BON StoId
e. RWbnm5 %Cncinblc Gcnppuuo be
iiaoc lih lClNc pMocrbarc MrciL loldlc
Natnicbicr 3n bclcliiacu ipic IN ocm
i0,Nenoclt S'ricrc hcpIcien uiro
2E0gceler, Nioli ~Scb It'll on
Observation-Disclosures uiin man rictb cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

GrRer TouriIt. nSie er5a6llen baB
bier oben cine lcbone glusiitbi ludrs?
SD IeGe ui5ts raUonl"
Sweiler Sourilt, oTNs Iea te'ne
IA0ne 9(usiidt ieia2 llatcu Die
GparQeIteele. liais oie 8wcIc9gsadllsc
uno Sic @isrfraEerei. ret9Is tie fcrs
pisnisidlr, be 5aIaHtrie uno tirten
biz Meinberoe"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

@obl fcill @cbiet ser Groe bat iidj
Our1 Sen aricg 70 o0aig ucrdnoert
iuie Sic Hiuicra. 9Sar lie 0od irii6cr
ser intcruotiouale 2uruaalientbaIt,
bciubt uou 9lngeb5ri9eu oacr &clt.
ibeile, sic iib bier III iiralIcnoer
Sonnc luo uilocr 9uit cr5oIen uno
ucrgniigcn luonteu. Teutidc lno
Gngldn0cr. Eranjoicn umO Neiicrreis
der, Ruiieu mo llngorn trotcn iid
MIR IN iricoliAch 8eitfanpf oIi Ocn
GoIf. uno ScnnispIdBcn eutgcgcn.
g9aiicrillg3euge slittcn IN lultigeu
sport iiber sic &elen, wdbreno Die
Dor 9lnfer Iiegcuocu aricgsidiife mo
: Eorpcooboote Der NegcnitanO irenno
lidcr Gclgieroc worcu. aeiner Der
in Sen critcn Nlonatcn Ocs SabreS
1914 bier nit 10 pielen nOeren bel
Ter uno iro6lih mar 60ttc a6uen fon-
ncn, oaB iic6 Oas 9ilo oicicr liebIiden
@ciil0c 10 raid Dollin Ucrdnocrn milrs
Sc. SSn Den oSines~ ihilOcrt Elm Be
ridteritatter oie 9Son0llngcn Scr 9li.
picra wd6rcnO 0es @ricgcS, Die en- bel
pcridic0eucn9eiuden ieititeucu fonnt
tc. 3llnadit idicr es, ais o6 iibcr,
boupt glacs ans iein iolltc. Sic 500
tells mo Siaen oic am Gu0c ser
Soiion BON 1914 aeihloiieu porocu
marcn molltcl gar nidt mcbr alli.
MAIDEN. Gn0Gh naA ciucm balbcn
Sobr 0iineten ucridlicOcue @ebduoc
lpie0cr ibrc Sborc, abcr 0an3 anOers
orti0cn @ditcn. Cerbe @aucrnge
italten ans ser 9}ornanOie unO Orc.
togic in idmubiacu lluiiormen mad
ten iih in ben clcaanteu Sdlmcu DER
Surusbotcls beilniiA. Die 6abnc
nit 0cm rotbcn MreiI5 auf weiBem
Vrin0c iuiroc aui INNER nlebr 00lls
fern ouigc5ogen oic 9iDcra bottc iih
in Gin 1roBcS Sajareit ucrwauocIt
ln0 no Sahcl m0 lIcbcrnrtb ge
bcrridt oa uobntcu Mn SrmIcr mo
StmcH. Sin Sobr Ucraiug MAN
iduO, 0AB uicl mcDr Mrauicuociicn
einaeridiet udrcR olS h0i0ia ldlien.
Gie yloibc @reu5 6n6ueu mllrOea
nieoer beruniergebolt mo aleut6ol
ben ao6 man ic1 bic aroBie Nliibc.
mcni0iiens 0cn glnit6eiu jlr cuucdeu
ols iolc eS lpieoer uic Dor Ocm aries
&c peroen lQan lao weni9cr &cr
unnoete aIT Ocn irontcuoocn Gle
&diiIoS tuirOcn pic0er rr6iinct; 0ic
Noadoeu peridnpauocu BON 0cn
Shalcniicrn. 9lGer oicic &erinhc
acido6cu MIR init baIbcm 6cr3cn
lmO batten inu ihuodeu Griolg Die
Salpt Glutbanicr bIie6cn wcitcr
Gojdrctic lnto bic Gaic9 nil Ger
9nsiic6t noh ocn y0icerc ocntcu
nah mic nor als 9IrbeitSrdumc iir
sic Eralcn ln0 S6hter scr NldWcr
an Der Nrout, Sic altc icb0uc 3cit
ser giucra i'll cuoaiiItg uorbci Ins
merit man ID reebt III oieicm Iwcitcn
@riegsiuintcr gSic fur5iic9tig luor
Oicie irii6cre Gpodc 9lir2enos oil
Der aoujcn aiiiic Bot man gemcin.
niiBige SMitittc geidoiicn oie Jest
oie 9lot5 linOern fomten Die 0e
ncinOcn latten olc &anoe poll jll
t1lH mn bcrrtiHc Aoiiuos IND
idl5u gepilaitcrtc GromeHoocu ST
hm;cn. SSie piclc llnterpc6mmgea
iitb i'm &ciib irenlocu feinOliGcu ae.
pitals beionOcn acbt ouc Der eroBel
.luio1l ser iequeitrirtci @rinOitiidc
5cruor &0 sic ate Set lit oa6in.
Sic 0an5c Stimnung nn0 Sornt ocs
Se6cus lit ucrduOcrt im0 imnitten
oicics idhcu @cc6ielS i'm Mcnidcnle.
ben ilt nnr Die 9lohr clvi8 Oic glei'
cle. Sic Sounc idcint nod nit Ger
lclten itrablcnoen SSdrnc; Der Nni'
mel jci9t nod oaNcl5e tieic Slat
luto Die Srii0linAebluncH cutIaltcl
bic oltc bcriidenoc Gradt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

ffNf '"' f'f'
ciuc 6tcniollL ols
TDoid 6. Sini
y q ~ g yicactdolc
Gonlpouuo geuoni
men boilc uli0 Die
itds Mniocl bciibL
laatc iuir cs 5il
Dcrind'ciL 0s bet
mir 10 uiel aeh0l
icn ooB itil Jest 90
innN bin nno ciiicn
Mnnbcu 0aNc, ocr
clu Gilo ncr Nics
lrno6cit IT, so
pcr0nillc t5 0cnl
j,ranfoGfa Is IA ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

pnNun. Scb id winc WciunNhcit 3rrVd
ociparn Nrau gcr; 0nwcD, 20
Sdacy ztr gsurtci.er, Moi
Hu 1ilrN niiocrcu Socimcl clnlt il'ls
Nrrlos iiN0 icet Nir0cr neil Snoin ".
WlutGnS Q'crclnblc 90 nrnuun Irducn
nogrGl achu0 uno tgdiii1 matt
Gdrci6t an Ole 2vSia 6. EinfGam
glcOiciac g., gum, 9liail, i'm Mats
CT pirO ucysroaIidj Iclu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

9l60uHcatcn aic NcR oSeNtidlra
EurrcipouScalca" uiGt panttIid uOcr
nRvrgcImdii.a cg1altca iiuO gcbctcn,
ocr Iilicc Noupu pcr sclephou 00cy
idIylili& Wliltlclluna du wadgu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19
"9EntFdDcu
GnvrcI cIpnn0sntrn"

auididcn. scr uaidaIid1 cine ocut
lidcrc GdIiiorrnma oauua aieht, ale
cin %rici ~ tam Ueruma
SGafd. 9Ac. pru Dionoi
gTadgntIiA. N. prn Z Wnqatc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

raAnIclt SI0en ctc.
5as- Sais A. So. 49, iiT slio.5rsoes
Notcrt-glnudl'c
Gawia seHncIs, aetisasgeii; l..s asieais
luilo Gfut NnuouU.
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w. S. ~ T. NomogS. ii GouiHWia 9loo
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gidomobilc.
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ztdrg ma Jii alouol Npcuuc
@al 1g W,oblif 0o., Naruae i0s 80 fpros
8citMiaeu 3citidriiicg &c.
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MNetc. aeIdunsNprse, 22{ 9-Gagfrt@tr.
lclhdlc 9'iidc' inns 3oiithriitcu.
s gariiin, gs 700 sse ygriaQ.oa yclci
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Ecicu yahocdcu m0 AiNVn
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seaWit y AeliNfnd Nuiaaaet lui IVY nnws
NtF M commerce 9lN0N
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seuu, cFuitu N coa Sue- w Aalqalloii'
siinhe
Giienw0urMi oacr Art lNso Nuf.
itlulico 3unch0r
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NigtHirdlnw aAugil wan NuNn'el.
erg \ e'eea y aypSs~ " Ns'rlaaiaH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

Ter 1riide6crQcr, uAcrr
5idbsaSt idl I'D base cincn
Gototy69 IVA iN6n oaul I5ncu
wir sic ia uS@ Gattaro icbidcnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

@almlatcyialielb Ibiircn Senicr.
rabnait gS0su ctc.
1ae y. 6aier A. Noa ita iiT Slio'6leoe.
rld'eitabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

skQlcNl.NlNNNl'c.
Gtmiu a. 1mHnclt, NcditMWtlr 4altute
NrnoeA SGuemAgieiD Neriugett0ir. WtAtN
lliO Ifuit tnuolup.
0bnpua N Igraul0u iG ii7 lniu Nnll0lna.
ls.lUDt.Ic 0rinutuiN
W. S. ". q. Numngo, N Gpuiucui1 Nloa
FrdlH5ircB iell 1872 croiGrr0 n AnllNote
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

,@eipiB n iOenn Gle bcI nlig az
6eiien pollen tie Trau i'm sSrieee
,eiqt fib ia iebt ollemtal0en aaf Der
ODbe 0eu 2lufprGGsH ser 3eit sss
po9Teu aiIo gFrdHlein r."
uJini 3crnatolDi;; leIlie bic rsis
Seuoe GriMeiauna ii4 O9n aia Eo3'
to. 3 &ar5nbcln aclern irl
DefcrreihiTd'eu pifcn's mo "a
i@ fir bic StrisqsSeit bicr blsib' bei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-19

idlNle0 3upCh6r
a @coi Ncnur Ns 0aa aai s'trn Ya0scir
Ean0clb eciddiie
oNauii lfasn 9enu po,", ing0.&oo 0HR
NlgIliNaWv NAcNleil lsifn MuWmel.
trv, a fnaaN a,pst@ p vr rNaiaw
2ilube.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21

% The roundfaeed. chubby. re.
eiinlne baby 10 typleslly vital. sun.
ny. . big eater. and eompIaeent
(2) The other ehiid's longer
face Indicates the motive type.
rear. often Inclined to be siokiy
and fre,fui.
IL loves books. pictures. music.
and Ii inclined later TO become
book~orfn.
Such a child should never be
punished thru fright or be place
In a dark closet. since that only
oyeraccsntuatea it's nervousness.
Instead of being encouraged to
study. II should rather be discour-
aged from too much thinking aud
reading. Because II II precocious.
the parcn, should not rush II thru
school. II needs rather 20 be re-
strained.
The MENTAL baby. IN be happy
and effective in adult life. becomes
the lawyer. teacher. preacher. art.
LIST. inventor or inYesiigator--one
In whom the cerebro.neryous syR'
t~m dominates.
These are primary KEYS by which
parents may help guide children
ariEh. In play. home life and school
to an effective maturity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
BIRTH CONTROL WILL
LIFT YOKE OFF POOR,
SAYS MRS.M H.SANGER

over the country 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding.
The police are hunting my
clinic today" she went on. They
can't find 4, II they should. they
can't hurt Il. II ~ an oral clinic,
and the law says nothing about not
spreading birth control Information
orally. II they do try 10 interfere.
am legally prepared TO carry
hard and bitter fight TO the high
est tribunal in the land with the
best legal talent there Is.
One In Seattle Soon
-Four more secret clinics will be
running in New York within a
week. In less than n year there
viii 10 clinics in Washington,
Cleveland. Detroit. 81. Paul, Min.
neapoiis. Milwaukee. Denver. ST.
Louis, Los Angeles. San Francisco.
San Diego. Portland. Seattle. Spo.
kane and Butte.
do the women like IT. Say. you
ought TO 30 down in the neighbor-
hood we have canvassed with Sc
cret circulars tho last as hours. The
women are coming In by the dor
ems.
VIII Wipe Out Misery
Within two years every man and
woman in this country will know
how many children they can afford
to have. And when they know. |
predict that two generations OF birth
control will wipe out all the slums.
eliminate the birth Of mental de-
fcctives. minimize the number OF
humans In our insane asylums. and
automatically put stop 10 child
labor and prostitution.
MY friends and myself arc COINS
10 bring the poor OF this country TO
realize that n man making only SIS
n week cannot afford TO marry
much less have children. And
they'll learn the average working
mans family should not exceed two
children. even under the most IA
vorable physical conditions.
This IL the work the law and
public officials are trying to stop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
OFFERS G. EVASION
HUGHES GOOD JOB

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. ct.-"Hon.
Chas. Il. Hughes. Hotel Aston. New
York.
"Will pay all your expenses II
You come TO Minnesota week Of 0c-
tober 30 and make five speeches.
We need you.
FIRED r. WHEATON,
Chairman Dem. State Central Com
mittee."
This was the telegram TO Judge
Hughes today by Fred Il. Wheaton.
head of the Wilson forces In Min.
nesota Wheaton said he meant
exactly what he stated: that Hughes
had hurt himself so much by his
former appearance here that he
wanted to offer every inducement
to get the Judge back into the
state again before election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
says Or. Edwards, . Well-known
Ohio Physician

Or. r. NJ. Edwards for II years
treated scores of women for liver
and bowel ailments. During these
years he gave to his patients a pre-
scription made Of few well-known
vegetable ingredients mixed with
olive oil. naming them DIR. Edwards
Olive Tablets. you win know them
by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-work-
ers on the liver and bowels. which
cause normal action, carrying off
the waste and poisonous matter In
ones system. II you have pale
face. sallow look. dull eyes. pimples,
coated tongue. headaches. a listlcss.
no-good feeling. all out OF sorts. In.
active bowels, you take one tablet
nightly for n time and note the
pleasing results.
Thousands OF women az we'll as
men take DIR. Edwards Olive Tab
lets--the successful substitute for
calomel-now and then just to keep
in the pink of condition. i0c and
25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
EYES imp aired,
He ENDS LIFE

Carl Highland. 81. Northern Pa
cIflc car conductor. plugged the
kcyhole Of his room at the Knick-
crbocker apartments. at 1922 Union
ST.. and committed suicide by turn
ing on the gas Friday afternoon.
He left no note. but IL is believed
he was respondent over the partial
loss Of his sight. His wife runs a
millinery store at 500 Pike st. and
became alarmed when Highland
failed 10 answer her telephone call.
Walter Booker, manager OF the
knickerbockcr. investigated, and
discovered Highlands body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
~ GEORGE MARTIN
U. P. star Correspondent

". Y. Ssaff correspondent
NEW YORK. Oct 2i.--"rhs
poor, century bshind.the.simes
public officials o. this country
r,iehs just - we'll forget their
mcss-orown ststvtss and accept
birth control ~ IN estsbiishsd
fact NY new national plan
makes this - inevItabls -
night and day"
Mrs. Margaret Sanger. short and
smiling. with a tingc OF red In her
hair. and more than that In her
eye. sat In her little two-by-four
hotel bedroom. and said that here
today. Within the last IS hours
she has established semisecretly
In this city the frat out-andoui
birth con,roi clinic in the United
States. the Law. a federal indict.
ment. and numerous arrests ait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21

tive. business hustler. an enEi
necr. u good mechanic. a surgeon
firm manager or active public ser
want.
The MENTAL baby II early dis
tinguishcd by It's siight@r frame
It's high strung. nervous makeup
and narrower and more TRiASGu
LAR features.
Because this type often cares
little about food. IL is difficult &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
BUY CLOTHING BY
CARDS I'M BERLIN

BERLIN. Oct. 2l.--A new system
has been inaugurated In Berlin.
whereby every one must buy un-
|dcrclothing. mems and women's
suits and coats thru special magis-
trates' cards. The city experi-
enced its first frosty night last
night. and consequently there was
q great rush for the new clothing
card.
One object of the new clothing
regulations is TO prevent speculat-
ors from procuring large quantities
and holding for higher prices later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21

crn and guide them accordingly.
Don't try 10 make a bookkceper
Of the boy who's. physical makeup
fairly shrieks. I'm an artist :
nor a lawyer OF the lad who 10 a
born mechanic.
Look IN the younxs,er for the
distinguishing VITAL. MOTIVE or
MENTAL typ. tokens which indi'
cate In what sphere OF success he
viii ut. described these types In
my last article.
The dominant temperament
makes itself apparent almost from
infancy. aud usually changes little
turnout later life.
Tho VITAL baby. round faced
and plump. Is luaty and hearty
cater. II usually weighs more nj
birth than the MENTAL or no.
TIVE babe. II Ia very ap, TO be-
come fat. its chief hold on life
being thru the digestive apparatus.
To deny II food Ii extreme torture
10 tho VITAL baby.
In nearly every case It's true
SVuGI9 VI 0IttNfAy AAtt rAt'N"@ ~
mature life In business. somc form
Of commercial employment or the
more Inactive forms Of professional
life. The financial. acquisitivs In
stincts arc strong.
The MOTIVE child II usually
more SQUARE or OpLoNG in fea.
iurc and form. rugged. bursting
with energy. II loves to play with
mechanical toys. and
like the MENTAL type. ia an inset-
crate question asker.
The muscular system IN the NO
TIVE child's chief LAX with life.
Usually extremely seIfwilled and
the MOTIVE Is . hard
child 10 govern. II IN apt 10 be
rough in It's play. fighter. ex-
ceiling later in football and the
more strenuous gamcs.
This type grows up with natural
tendencies 20 be a leader, an exccu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
7. R. TELLS WHAT
he'd NAVE DONE

PRESCOTT. Aria. Oct. si.--The.
dore Roosevelt would have gone
into Mexico up 10 the HIT II he had
been president last spring. he told
an audience here today. and he
would have put in charge Of the
border n man OF the type Of
"Bucky" o'Neiii.
Prescott was "Bucky's" home
town. 'Bucky" died In Rooscvelts
arms on San Juan hill. Roosevelt
declared "Bucky." ~ alive. could
have cleaned up tho border In 90
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21

One OF the events OF the week
was banquet given Thursday even.
ing In the Greek room. New Wash
ington hotel. by Mr.. A. NJ. Kaiser
TO the 20 local employees OF the bet.
mer Wooden Co. in celebration OF
his semi-annual visit in the capacity
OF general manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
REGAL Dental Offices

Dr.. L. n. Clark. Manager
= Xvogy Respect seattie's LeaAisg
Dentists
- Third Ave-, n. w. C~saeR This1
$50 Cn1en-
Dfagonsiiy across from the Post
office. Be sure to get to the
right place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21

JACK LEVINE was convicted OF
second degree burglary Friday In
Judge Tallman's court. and released
Immediately under a suspended sen.
teuce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21

DANIEL l. PRATT. publisher OF
eho Pacific Motor Boat magazine.
was elected president OF the North
west Association OF Class Publica-
oioas q . meeting Friday noon at
10 Hotel Butler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
Are You Sidefracking Your Child?

child Parks usually shows
what big class Of temperaments be
longs. where Its future success naturally Hes.
"one OF the simplest tests 10 this.
child VITAL, he wsn2s sandwich.
az he's MOTIVE. he wants TO WELD club
"if he's MENTAL, he Graves books and pictures
these have their respective talents
spheres Are making msft Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21

'CASCARETS'S SET
YOUR LIVER and
BOWELS RIGHT
They're Fine! Don't Remain
Bilious. Sick. Headachy
and Constipated.
Best for Colds. Bad Breath,
Sour Stomach-Children
Love Them.

Get n f0.cent box now.
Re cheerful, Clean up inside to-
night and feel fine. Take Casca-
rets to liven your liver and clean
the bowels and stop headaches. q
bad cold. biliousness. offensive
breath. coated tongue, sallowncss.
sour stomach and gases. Tonight
take Cascarets and enjoy the incest.
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing
You ever experienced. Wake up
feeling grand-Everybody's doing
IL. Cascarets best laxative for
children also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21

HAtAIt ukN th WI
tlsed the tenden
cles and future
capacities OF most
children.
II Is most I'm.
portant that par
ents learn To read
their children. TO
recognize thei r
strongest mental
ff,.xfa arff % upw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21

D. n. DAuMcARpr. astronomer
and lecturer. will lecture Sunday Al,
3 .. m. IN the Y. ~. c. A. and Mon.
day 1t s:i5 .. m. 10 tho same aud.
ltorium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21

Have your barber apply Benetol
and Benetol Ointment, and you will
be safe from contagion and infec-
ton common to public barber shops,
For sale at all druggists In original
RED Cartons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
BY MRS. MiNNA 8. PARKS

by many almost infailihle signs
OF feature. form and department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
pATgoIMAN

pATRoIMAN L. n. OSBORNE
died suddenly at his homo. at 2i?s
47th ave. 8. W.. Saturday morning.
presumably from heart failure.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-16

Bad Colds from Little Sneezes Grow
Many colds that hang on all winter
start with a sneeze, a sniffe, a sore
throat, tight chest. You know the
symptoms of colds, and you know
prompt treatment will break them up.
DR.. Kings New Discovery, with it's
soothing antiseptic balsams, has been
breaking up colds and healing coughs
of young and old for AZ years. DR..
Kings New Discovery loosens the
phlegm, clears the head, soothes the
irritated membrane and makes breath
ing easier. At your Druggist, Soc
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-11-16

school Wednesday afternoon. The
roll call found a large attendance
present, although the day was very
unpleasant. The musical program,
which was very good, consisted of
piano solos given by the little Misses
Tina Liser, Marietta Kieffer and
Joyce Falvey. After the musical pro-
gram the ladies listened to a talk on
Rural Life in Ireland" by Rev. Fa-
Their O'Rielley. He spoke of his early
life in Ireland and compared it with
the bettered conditions of the pres
ent. He told of the agrarian laws of
Ireland which have attracted the at
tention of the whole world. He said
the land bill of 1893 put the peasan-
try of Ireland in much better con-
dition than they were previous to
that time. He said the schools of
Ireland today are in equal rank with
any European country. The teachers
are required to have attained "a very