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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

WE are strong for Secretary Daniels
w policy in at leas, one respect, which
Is his desire to change the system Of navy
recruiting.
Daniels says that he burned bushel
OF indecent" recruiting literature show
ing men going to the tropics and also
associating with half-naked women
Daniels Is right. Judging from the
flaming posters. staring US in the face
from every billboard. life in the navy Is
one protracted maritime joyride.
We are not convinced that the class OF
recruits attracted by such advertising
matter as four-colored Autographs OF
South Sea maidens attired in string OF
coral and Turing smile would make &C
curate gun pointers in pinch.
The best part, the formative period. Of
the life OF youth who enlists in the
United States navy. is spent in the
service.
Uncle Sam assumes a responsibility.
when he accepts these American boys
services, which cannot be satisfied by
merely showing them good time for
three years.
An education and vocational training
are due them, so that when the term Of
enlistment expires they are not turned
out confirmed vagabonds and roisterers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
Why City Can't Bid on Seattle,
Renton & Southern.

r t now seems certain the city will be
unable to bid on the Seattle, Rem
ton & Southern line at the court sale
Nav /.
The court has barred the city from
being hidder-not directly, but in gen
eral effect OF the order This order
provides that the purchaser must take
over a lo-year contract 10 buy electric
power from the Puget Sound Traction
company
While other creditors of the Seattle.
Renton & Southern stand fair chance
OF losing their accounts. to greater or
less extent. this provision protects the
private electric company even for 10
wears in the future. As the city has
plant of its own. 1t would. of course.
Be an outrageous procedure II the city
bought Juice for its own railway else
where
Therefore, even ii all other conditions
were satisfactory. this one alone Is
enough 10 prevent the eity's purchase
OF the S. Il. & s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
Preparedness Progresses

m HERE has been great deal OF bluff
! and CUFF at Washington over pre-
paredness. Yet in spite OF il all. II Is
to be noticed that the net result OF con-
cress' work is steady progress towards
adequate military defense. and defense
on the right basis. at that.
The latest skirmish occurred in the sem
ate over an amendment to the Cham
berlain army bill making an appropria-
ton of Sl5.ooO.ooo for a government
owned nitrate plant.
This is second in importance TO the gov
eminent armor plate works.
There was the usual partisan vote
against the amendment. but II carried
Just the same, 43 to d.
PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON WILL
BE INTERESTED TO NOTE THAT
WESLEY LORIMER JONES WAS
ONE OF THE D AND THAT POM
DEXTER WAS AMONG THE SANE
AND PATRIOTIC -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

that evening when Jack called her
on the telephone.
I'll be out By 1900" said he
We had better take a walk. We
can't talk IN the parior."
"All right" Hazel agreed. and
hung up.
Later. when she went down 10
meet Jack his greeting was quite
perfunctory.
They walked five blocks with.
out a word.
Johnnie. boy" Hazel said sud.
denly. don't look 30 cross. Surely
you don't blame me because Mr..
Bush wills me sum Of money in
= way that makes people wonder ?"
Il can't understand II At ALL" he
said slowly. ~It's very peculiar
and dsucedly unpleasant Why
should he word the will ~ he did 7
What wrong did he ever DO your"
None" Harei answered shortly.
Il know what you're thinking. The
Gazette limited At some affair be-
tween me and Mr. Bush. Haven I
you any faith in me at ail7 |
haven't done anything to be
ashamed Of I've got nothing 10
conceal"
Don't conceal II, then" Barrow
muttered sulkiiy. I've got right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
LIGHT AND POWER
ny EDWIN J. BROWN
TIA First Ave.

Light and power is not only of
great concern TO Seattle. but to the
entire world. 1t is a seifevident
rnolds us In the form OF human be-
inEs. environment Is tho mold OF
experience that determines what
character and kind of human being
we will be and whether we will be
human or otherwise.
The change In light and power
has made corresponding change
in the world as to what is produced.
how ~ II produced and how IL is
exchanged
remember when we had the
taliow-dip 10 give us liKht. then
mother bought candle mold and
made candles that were wonderful
TO look upon Then we bought
coal oil glass lamp and that created
such excitement that farmers came
miles to see IL and some were so
afraid that It would explode and
burn us all up they would not come
in the house, Father would not
allow any of the family TO strike
matches anywhere near the coal oil
can and We heard much about
lamps blowing UP and burning peo-
pie to death.
After tho advent of the coal oil
lamp mNtn NRfht NAoAhtEE thh
manufacturing could be accom-
pllshed during the might and a
change OF thought and action had
taken place. Then came the electric
light and a much greater change has
been made until now. night has
been changed into day, and horse
powar knows no horse. and produc-
ton and exchange have aRain been
revolutioni1ed,
IS TUE CHANGE \ nENETITr
A public service Magazine is pub
tshed IN Chicago. It's heart Its
purpose Is to discredit public own
ershIp and destroy the peoples cons
fidence In their owning their own
Institutions The reason is nppar-
ent and plain If thu people own
their own institutions and operate
them for use instead OF for profit
(as Seattle does her light planD
tho Industrial kings who now con-
troll the destinies OF the people
must find other fields for exploit
alton Profit does not grow on
trees. hut comes as the result OF
sweating TO create H.. Inspiration
summers dream, but Precipitation Is
class whose pores II oozes through.
The social ownership OF the insti-
buttons of industry viii put an end
20 this tragedy. also to the myth OF
Inspiration and bring those who say
, they are inspired down 20 mother
earth where they can participate in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
The Colonels Watchful
Waiting

EN VENTS indicate that Col Roosevelt
IL is going TO make the stand-pat
bosses take him without any teaspoon
ful of lemon Juice. sugar or other nice
thing TO take that horrid taste out OF their
MOUTHS.
In every instance. the colonel IL declin-
ing to let his name 60 on the primary
ballot. II the bosses decide at Chicago
that they can't possibly win without him,
they'll have to take him in the raw. II
they nominate some one else and get
beaten at the polls. il will be they and
not the colonel who wrecked the
q. O. p"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
LOOK AT CHILD'S
TONGUE If SICK
CRoSS,FEvERISH
When Constipated or Bilious
Give California Syrup
of Figs"

Look at the tongue, motherl n
coated, II Ia sure sign that your
little ones stomach, liver and bow.
els need a gentle. thorough cleans
ing al once.
When pcevish. cross, listless,
pale, doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or
act naturally, or is feverlsh. stom.
ach sour. breath bad: has stomach.
ache. sore throat, diarrhoea. full OF
cold, give a teaspoonful Of "Cnllfor.
MIA Syrup OF slgs," and in few
hours all the foul, consolidated
waste, undigested food and sour
bile gently moves out of its little
bowels without gripping, and you
have well. playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless fruit laxative:
they love it's delicious taste, and Il
always makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for n 50-cent
bottle OF California Syrup OF Figs"
which has directions for babies.
children OF all ages and for grown.
ups plainly on the bottle. Beware
Of counterfeits sold here. To be
sure you get the genuine. ask TO
see that II Ia made by California
! Fig Syrup Company" Refuse any
other kind with contempt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

stone age. Even n II were" Ehe
concluded cuttingly. you'd stand n
poor chance OF winning a woman
against a man like we'll" She
was thinking OF Jack Barrow.
We'll. any young man"
With that thrust. Miss Hazel
Weir turned to the rack whore
hung her hat and coat.
Bush caught her by the shoulders
before she took second step.
Gray hairs and advancing age
he said. "I'il show you whether
I'm the wornout specimen you seem
10 think I am. DO you think Ill
give you up just because I've made
you angry Why. / love you the
more for it: II only makes mo the
more determined 10 win you"
You cant ! dislike YOU more
every second. Take your hands OFF
me, please
For answer. he caught her 10
him. and kissed her: and Hazel, In
blind rage. freed ono arm. and
struck him. BY the grace OF
chance. the blow landed on his
noss. There was force enough be-
hind Il TO draw blood. He stood
back and fumbled for his handksr'
chief.
Hazel stared. aghsst She was
not at Nil sorry; she wss perhaps
trins ashamed II seemed un.
womAnly TO strike.
She breathed sigh OF relief
when shs had gained the street
"He looked perfectly devilish,
she told herself MY. losthe that
mani Marry himf The ideal"
She knew that she must have
cut him deeply In a mans tenderest
spot--his sclf-estoem.
Il won't tell Jack" abe reflected.
He'd probably want TO thrash him.
And that would stir up a lot CT
horrid talk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
Thousand Dollar Profit Per

III HE Bethlehem Steel company made
i more than 81 900 net profit last year
on each man employed. as shown by the
annual report jus, issued.
With 22,oo4 employees. the Bethlehem
Steel company had net earnings for the
year 1915 OF S23.672.ooO Its income APP
plicablc to>dividends was equal TO ll2.5
per cent on the common stock
The net prof, OF Sl,077 per man sets
a new figure in American industry. but
i, is worth noting that the profit per
man in Bethlehem has always been large
and has been constantly increasing.
Here are the figures for the pas, five
yrarQ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

A n AUTHORITATIVE and disque,-
"A ing repor, comes out of San Fran
cisco that the four major railroad
brothcrhoods-,h engineers, hremen,
trainmcn and conductors-wii demand
refusal. will decline to arbitrate and will
strike
The public has learned TO regard any
demand Of these railway orders. particu-
larry the locomotive engineers and fire
men, with respect,
The major railway orders have q Justly
earned reputation for square dealing and
moderation In their demands on the rail-
roads they serve
II the statements OF the railroad heads
are true, members OF the orders involved
are now receiving an average. on the
Western roads. OF 81 200 per man per
year.
The increase in pay they ask amounts
to about $500 per year per man,
strike participated in and inaugural
ed by the four great orders named would
tie up every railroad in the West. II
would be serious proposition for the
country at any time and particularly a.
present. The employees side OF the
question has not been presented.
PUT LfLiENTHAI, president Of ucrss
Railways Of Frisco, the list Of eonverts
says his monopoly Isn't q success because OF
municipal competlton and offers TO sell out 20
the city Reeksfeliers family paper please
copy.
oRAT THAT Villa mani He must have sew.
en-lesGue boots. Maybe II would be 1000 idea
TO lay for hin, down around the Panama canal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

TO know whatever there is to know
II I'm going 10 marry you"
Hazel stopped short and faced
him.
IF you are going 10 marry me-
she repeated. you have got . right
TO know all there IN TO know. Have
I refused TO e1plain7 haven't had
much chance TO explain yet. Would
any reasonable explanation make
an impression on you in your pres
ent frame OF mind7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
AMT NATURE WON
DERFUL7
THE AMERICAN BULL reoa

mere We have the great Aneri.
can jumping bull frog.
rms wonderful photo was taken
"hen he Jumped up on the flag
pole OF the Smith building.
He's crying because he iumn mad
so high and there isn't anything
else higher to Jump on. and he
doesn't know how 10 jump down.
A funny peculiarly about the
bull frog ia that he laughs when
ne cries. and vice versa.
lie lives In the postoffice pond
and other bodies of water. and ma.
ture has provided him with a Ilttlo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

| 10 friendly recognition OF his en-
ployes. particularly IN public. But
he seemed inclined 20 be tnlkatiFe
and. aa she caught n slightly In
curing glance nj her escort, shs
made the necessary Introduction
so for minute or two the three
Of them stood there. Then MI
Bush bowed and passed on.
Hes one OF tho biggest guns IN
Granville" Jack observed. Tie
started with nothing. too. Now
that's what I call success.-
"oh. yes. in a business way hss
a success" Hazel responded. but
| wonder what made him thaw ou'
40 today7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

Senator Polndexter IN a South
erner or was, before he came "a
the Northwest. He knows lots OF
negro stories. One concerns Uncle
Zeph. Some one asked Uncle
Zeph if he knew what circumstan.
tial evidence was.
The old man hesitated a mo
ment, then said:
We'll. tn way All understan's II
IL. circumstantial evidence Is the
feathahs 20 leaves layin' around. "
We don't like to find fault, but
tbs Most Anything editor played
golf on the municipal course satur.
day. and Harold Preston. the law
yer. was right ahead OF rs in a
foursome; and, say---if there's any
man In the world who can take
longer 20 get ready 10 swing a
club on ball. and then miss It by
as vide margin. why well buy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

thats all. lie made us eat a cold
supper, darn him.
Nooody has yet shed any Light
on the mystery OF why Chief pecl.
ingham wears bangs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

The company has untitled orders which
guarantee the continuance OF this rate OF
profit for at least two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
A Novel a Week

a standard. htsh-~isss. book
size sosci. complete this week In
this paper.
No loaN vsttst q fall INSTALL
meat will coms Co yen every day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

DOCTOR

Thts mesns that ssy mas. woman
or child may consult the ex-Govern-
meut fhysieian and get = prescrtp-
ston without charge All that We
ask - thst you pstronixe the
RIGHT DRUG CO.
iii First Ave.
Between spring and Seneca
1oe Wsshiagsea -.
Near seconc Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

MODEST q. OSCAR
Mr. and Mrs. q. oa~ar Dfr hay, iust
bought . nve-passenger touring car
"a. q. D." being the initial. 10 be placed
on the car, In order not TO be too con
sDicuous. the letters will be sornewha,
concealed by scroll work.--Terrs Uauts
fInd.J Spectator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
A Great Feature

Besides sff the ether COED
fhfun. this paper will give eseh
week a .tsaasrd-pries novel
Tag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
Ev True SAYS:

sChsrIle Beck
Inaham hasn't had
= drink since Jan.
4. and he's bound
none OF the rest
Of - 10 going
70 cheat either"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

wealth production for use and know
the glory OF Industrial freedom
SEATTLE MADE NOTORIOUS, yor
FAMOUS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

oHAT THAT Villa mani He must havs sew.
en-les0ue boots Maybe II would be good Idea
TO lay for him down around the Panama canal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

CHAPTER ".
An Explanation Demanded
Hazel had just reached home
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18
ltniere nnamerifaniiden 3eitldriften.

Die gepinniidtieen amerifonii6en 3eif6rfen ioaen fat ousnobms.
los ms 6euer ipo5ieren. Die bGufigen &erf0Be gegen uniere Nertralitat
ioaten ole Gbrigfeuen peronloien, iolden 3eitidriften Oos Ser0hentid-
ungsredt al ent5eben. Selte gebt es fann elm Dubenb amerifanHder
Mngaaine; ser 9Gt lit enslid, o0er better ous9eoridt autiOemfd.
Sem @enid fam an Die @erauSge6er amerifanHher 3eit6rtften
oos @erlan9en IeGen, 0eren SnbaIt pro0euti6 5u getaHen. Gos en-
tuarten audi nibt 1n1ere 9atidnnerfaner, ia ni1t einntal Die 0eutihen
ielbt. @ber jeoer amerifonide 9irger, melder Abtammlng er auh
INNER iGn mag, Oaf zines beuangen, rO oas it, DAB Die Irttel iolfer
3eihbrften 0s Sduren rno Nu1Beben gegen ales, mas oeut1b it, I'M
terla1ien. Ifan ne1me Elm belebges Mogo5in in 0e Sano, mo man
miro BARN @rtfel finOen, Die gegen Die 9eutiden nit nOem Dem Der
fahar 5r GerfIgung itebenOeH Sob geridtet fnb. gub oieien erbdrnl-
li6en @eloibrGbern beebt Die oeutifc Nahon aas16lieblid aus Wfor=
bern. Gen 0euidanerifanern miro Gerrat un0 llnlopaltat porgepor-
fen. limo 0ns miro IN Dem ireng neutrolen Imerifa erlonbt! 8er bat
in ebn oten 3eti6riften artifel geeben, Die England por ben @nglo-
anerifanern Elm @leihes 5ui6rie6en? Gnglano lit Der refine @ngdl fei
BON ieOer Ifafel tunO lnbolfommenbet.
Sect fno ober piee Imerifaner bereits 10 melt, Dob tie lolde ouf
rlbreriifen Artnel nft nebr ais bare WhIn5e annebmen. Sic fonnen
Den Gduno- umo 2lgenartifeIn nht mebr @louben ldenfen-@os lit
fpobl gegen folde 3etihrften 81 tun2 Seoer edte @merifaner ioQte id
benuibcn, 1ene Wfitburger of Die ibmasigen uo lugenltrobenoen Mrtfel
oufmerfim un MAIDEN uno oapor gu ipornen. @as flmnern fb Die
Seruasgeber nm Die 4rtifd, penn tie miiet, 0nB es Narren genug gbt
sic iol9e S6unOioden nit Tergnugen genieBen! SeOer Derninftige Nme=
rfaner muB 0erortige 3edifrrten nit Seradtnng - 8olfroln"
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18
Die usrDfe4 Sffeniioe Der 4aiiertcn,

Goh imrner Ieben oe 9rten nmf ocnielben Sled. lno bod beBt
es in omerifannhen G%agesblGttern tets: Sic gnglGnoer buben einen gro-
ZEN sieg errungen; 0e 3eutifen dnb Drei Me1en 5uridgeorangt NOR
SEN. ODER Die 8meite Clinic Der Geutid1cn ourdbroden", him. SIS lit
furn glmnblif, me inere S~ogeslGtter iplden @eridten bon 2onopn
QSloltben Idenfen fonnen. Die 9eutidcn befinoen lid. feS inn gadteil.
Menn es ibnen aud mandmol gelnot bic unO 90 ben 8enb 5urid5lt
or1nqcn, 10 berlercn fe od) blo ocn 9eponnenen Spbcn. @elpgen miro
in ben gerbten, oB enea Die @hgen ibergeben. Aber uniere proengli
5den Mmerifaner fonnen oauon nft Iber5en9t meroen. Sect lit ms
ad1 Der @runo ser eroBen Gffenipe befonnt gemproen. Seute fonnen
mir umb oiefe 2laen6erdte berleben. Die IQiieren ~ paen Die Imeri
foner rpeoer einmal ranpmpen~. 0ies lit Die 20ing oes groBen 9Gt
ies. Sic HuIen 1mo StoGener nufen nitbelen, oanit unere lGbt
olGubioen Amerifaner einen guen @inorud bon Der Starfe Der Mlinrten
befommen. $50 aeiaionen ponen sic @nglGnoer vleiben~, tno Die Guhen
beqniaen fh nit so Neilionen. 4. S. Morgan lit berets I'M SntereiIe
5einer alierten 5reun0e t1tg.
gonoerbar, jcoesnul menn sic AGierten @elo brarden, incenieren
fp cine Offeniipe. SpDa0 4. s. Mprgan oen ~Sreoitbrief empfangen uno
sic MQuerten oas @aO eingefedt baben, oern nimnt Die SfRnipe elm
Gnnp Cine mun0erbore Sofhf fro Strotegie Ser Nlnerten".
-rgSofral".
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18
0naranOs ~fHnftise etelnua im @clt9anOer.

Ser Ausbul unerer @nn0elsratine lit Elm Ding Der Notpenotgfett
IS Iigt fnr of Scr 9mO, Dab uHicrc o%sldnoihen aonfrrenten nit
neioibem Auge mf micr gSodstru SIR See biden. Die S~ergroBerlme
Der Sonoelsnorine prO o9ne 3peirl fir ms bon 9r0Btcm SorteiIe iein;
moererieits ntoQ OaOur6 cine 5ponumg ia cine euentueae G%einbitoft
geibaffen mer0en.
Cine forfe anlcrifaniide SonDesflohe miro Ser y@errin Der Neere"
bon n6t 5u lmterihdtenoem gahtcue iGn. @ir lpcr0en imionoe fem
Die S~eforoerrng unieres exports eI6n gu beiorgen. Sis habin itedte eng
lano iGbrlih Elm bis in Die GPilionen gebenoes Simrden fir ben Grams
port anerifantfder @aren elm. Giir @crog miro III 3ufunft lit dme
rifanften @GnOen bGcibcn. @iro england fur bieps v%nnerborte"
SonoeIn unfrmicts nidt gobe ncDmen? @irO oc y5erriu ser gReere"
3ueben fonien, mic mir uf einmoI ir GiDoI geporoen fn> uno Hr oo
ourd an ibrer @egemonie i6aOen? SnO mir uns Der Goiohe bepuBt
Oab mir nit ser &%ergr0Berung rmierer Son0esHote inns in ben Mugen
unierer aonfurrenen unbeiebt modem? @epB boben mir oil Dies ihon
LANCE borapsgeieben, uno 6ob fam es inns niht o6ihrefen nod %abbaIten
01B mir inns nm gSets um0 Seebun0el un0 Inn cine uns 5ufunnen0e
Steu1ng baperbcn.
0eutihlonO bereirt it'd iet bereits of etnen itarten lle6ereebunocI
nod Dem &riege Dor. 9e oeutfAe @on0csHote miro nod SreOensiduB
Elm bttterer @egner @nglan0s ier. Geutide 8ore bat itJ i'll Der gan5en
gdt etnen gnten Namen erDorben, mo5u Ous gWtaoe III GERMANY" nift
ipenig beigetragen bot. Der 8eu tide miro es beriuben, England 81 I'M
terbieten 1no sic 9olge ooDon miro Der gSo6sh1m uno Die Musbrettng
o5 oeutifen Sun0cs iGn. SSupon lit gcgerpdrtig nmb nibt mHBig.
Sin neuer @eIt lit in ienem 2on0e erpodt. Der 0rang na6 Mneben.
u0 elmer guten GteQung mnft it'd and III Sapon fiblbar. &nr5, nod
SdluB Os &rieges miro sic 9an0eSmelt in Elm &ettrennen eintreten,
me man es ME 5ubor geeben bot. @epB miro England o~nfdnglid i'm
0os groBe 2ano ser 3ufhnft uo os Sanoels. llniere SanoelsfIotea
miro I'M 2ofe ser Bet England p~rOrdngen. lno bonn2 Damn meroen
mir England gum Senoe boben. Ole p%roengiiden 4merifaner bon
bcte meroen belGtt zines Cages erfennen nuien, OuB 0ieenigcn, fir
0eren Sohe fe emit nit 10 groBe1 Gier eingetrehn, jst ibre Seinoe
qmor0en ii0. Mmerifa benirbt fb ni6t Inn 0Gs HrGoiat o9errrn Der
Meere", ionoern I'M cine ibm ButonmenOe Steamg in Der Sanoes-
melt. -o@oIfrom".
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18
THE Searchlight Route


n@eine Strait latte 2aGripps, nit
Sdmer5em int Niifem
unb aopfe. sic bate GBmerseu in alien @lies
bern. IS iitg am Moraen an unb bis Mittag mar
tie i'm 8ett uno fing an
9r. MileSt NerDine
unb Unit. Gnin 9ilIen su nebnter. ipie uerpronst.
Sn einer1 Gage uoer 5tuei mar ftc aeiuno unb mir
fin6 gefpiB. 6aB iuenn ie iueleib beim eriten
Spmptome Or. MiIeS' Meroine einaenominen
bdtte. udre Der Slittal eaus nerbiitet tporoen,"-
8Pen. @. .. SIaoe. Wfanbattan. San.
QaWrippe binterldBt i6ren 9pfern
geip1bnlib cine 9elAfpddbte @eIunDbeit,
Da bas Sieber unb Die Gdmer8en Sic
2ebensfrdfte berringern. I'm benz Ner<
b~enibitem in ioldem Sale bei8uIteben,
qiebt es feline before Wfebi8in alS 81.
WliIes' Nerbine.
%erfanft nit ser @arantie, bas SET
HrciS Der eriten Slaidie 5mriiderftattet
MINI, tpenn bic Mseni5in nidt belfen
iullte. Sn alien glpDtbefcn.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18
Xander & Plugge,
1917 Siebente Strabe, &c. SO.
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teb. California Sberries, 81 un6 $3.50
bic @aaone, 25c rn6 SOC bag S1lort
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llfprnifde un0 impnrtierte gIarets, spipie
eigelle Preifurg. IQe Gprten @eiBtpeine
unb Nbeinlpeine.
GreisIiite sur Gerfiianna.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

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