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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

Ger olInabhdnnige SiiFetfuereiu
upu gj,apIano4 appeliri bicrmit an
ieinr Iammilidlen 4llltslieoer, ioluis
alle Dentidlen unO 0lierreldliidIru $f.
mDlmrr Naliimurgs, Uibreuo oieIer
ga0dle bic Noriiciluu9en in Dippo'
oroins.l 1eater, IN oeaen mil bclcn'
Dfrer NglanbuiH non Commodore
1iniGr Oie Slapelie hes iuistnirten
rnaiideu 1ampiers n&aierlauo~ su
Wunileu ser oeniidlen SSithuen Muo
graiien tunafriircu miyn, 5u 0tindleu.
Iis 5elegenGcit eineS Aerpcrrogen
ben NauiiaeunHeo tDeilboitio 80 wer'
nen mno Alcid5rliis OMieS iiir oie
iuadgren SdJiiber 0er liebsn alien
Neinatd 20 t9nn, II oamit aeseOen.
tApril23
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
9ldltb. ". Z. SadiOn

ltutlDuul OoWllcfutiQleo.
ngln oieie Neiic bin d lanainm, nbcr
nHubpen0tNr 81 Der GbluBiolarrunI aes
iommeD oab nnlere Xoriei A.. 5ranee
lem SnicTeile fir ibre gHoDlfabri eraril
len, Tom mcine au5geipronenf nHD ipai
irdiiipc llnieriihBnnq gcipdhren lollie."
A1e Gun L. Oidr8 1916.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

Tic jdbrlidle @crinntuina Der
WlorDlouo GommonoerD Der 2oDal
gcQioli Der gerenliairn Stooien.
iInoet ou Donucritaa ocn A. Ylot
inl 0clueocrc NotcI itait. Dit oic.
icr @criununIlma III sic 8coiutens
iuobl urrmllocn Gohtre.NomiraI
q. q 9. 1hort miro cinc 9lbbano
NINA fi6er Bic uAcariaac" iulo ugIIa
buma pcueiri 6Oloenoe Rerioucn
iic0cn oui oem@abl5elleI 3iu Com
mou0cr. Gol @ilIiQn 8. @arnort
Scr Staoter 4etcropu iiir e.
lior 9Sicc Commander Gonircglo
mirol q. 9. q. Sttort. Der. St
W}ariuc iilr Nunior glcc Gonunun
Scr. GoI ei. @ q. 1cruon. Ger. CT.
9serroneu; iiir Reforoer Sieut 80.
iep6 3. Souueo. Ser. St- @etcraneu;
iiir NcGiiirar IS. ggorncr Stort;
iiir 5hoemciiicr Capt. 5ronciS sc.
9ulib. Der. CT. Neteranen; fir
Chancellor. &. Gonunos Ioitcr fir
aoplon. 2iet. @eujanlin Y. CiuenS,
gcr St. @eicroncn; iiir oos 6onn
ciL Gonirc 9lomiral aotes Stir
linz Ger Stooten 9Rorinc 2icut.
Sobn " lDompiot Scr. ct &ctc
roncu Clarence Gecms @cr St.
gctcro0eu Mco, z Toriou rao Tr.
T n " cnl0ff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

Gas Aanoes @cier 9urcali bot
iiir hcnc ein idl6ucs Ciienueiier Dor
ais8ciaai hit qlusnabmc uoH gleu
Gn8lano uno DEM Snneren bon ylelp
a)orf noicbit Neacu auaciaai ilt
1rliue5 gqeiier MIRO aitd III oent
aberra Cbio 10aI mo miiteloilontit
idlen SiQoien uorberriheno lem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
Baltimore N0Uern.@ereiu-~
l1 Stiitnuacieit nnO Nall
Cfter.Nluntaa oen "a gIpril.
Gurina's NuAe, 0aitgIue. uub 3. ctr,
(glpriIl6,2a a
nMrdl ellL l1IieMaItLer urrIeNt.

Der 2 idbrlac Siooc o1orooi
pou 9lr 1852 gRcelocrru Strobc
ioluor aelioni aiht inerbebid per
lebt ats ciu idlpercs 0iicnaittcr an
Der Honetie SiroBe nohe @ap. iDn
acgcn oen Ssopl idlng ols ser Ana
pc oel 2hprweg pollirte @oroon
pir0e IN 0iq glpoI5Qle on 0er 0ae
Aaliimvre luo @aO 5lrQlis nc
bfadi nll0 iua NenQdrldtlQuHa oca
.MIll lgfgn EnLlael1niEllla l aA3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

cIrOhcs Cterfeit
Siier.Souutag, ben 23. SpriI
6ounitatier Bari.
(9lprili9.22,23)
nuiaIeu I'M CgefSnaMib.

ghli Gin meitercs @erb0r Der Bun
0cSbehor0cn portet binter oen We-
iauoniBnuaeu 8oltimorcS @owarc
s.. Guigleu. ser am Sreitag yladl
miiioQ olli Dem llnion9 9obnboie BON
Der 0ieiigeu (Scbcimpoli3ei perboltct
uorocn mar lmO oic oorolilolgcnoe
gladt IN scr luittlcrcn @oli5eiiiotion
5u6ringen uilBte. Der nit Qui0lcD
alcid)3eitiQ oorboiteic George 8.
gSinooIl 1T aeitcrn ireiaclolien NOR
cciL ga i'm angeblit teine g'iiidulo
ml BEN Gidglep 5ur Solt gelegteI
@crbredlen not0elpiclcu mcroen
loute. S1ic bcrcitS I'M ~Dcutihel
Gorrclpouocnten beridtet mlwoc,
lit Gidqlcu perodhhet Cblieotiouen
lno 99ert6Dopiere int Seihnntpcr.
tic pom ehua 100000 i'm yeiiBe 81
bobcll. ole fiir5lid BON cincm Eolt
transport bon @oi1ngton nod yleip
Norf obhonocn actonnlen maren
imo 5um ar0Bten Ebeilc 9oliimorcr
9anfiirmen qcborer. Eic gicligci
@iuloeS 9e10rocn 6abeu acitcrr
Sd)ritte imternonmcL iun 3cnge5l
iiir ole @cr1on0lrug ac9eu Gnina
len ousiin0ia gi maiden uno bdbeu
Cen @croddiigen Oorldniia o9nc
@urQid0it icliQebolicli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

abr


Die iraui0iiiden mo cn0li
idcu Seaenangriiic aai oic poa
ben Seuild]en ncagcuonHcncu
Steaimacn pci 9pert icBcu chi
wcrocH abcr abacld)ladcn.
sin g'aionettfampi ilu Moloc
bon gllag uH lfaaSa0ioirl glb
iduiii cuoet III 0uniien ser Tent
idcu GcInid oaaon mo in
'Rrlclicuualoc mcroen pic Bran
3olcl 3uriidaeor0lAt
9lciie rlliiihe gIu9riiic beiIu
llsjoter faB lmo uelIlid) DER
ifaBe llQiut Carlo miiialiidct
Gill 0elllilcs N Beet uerIenIt
tllpll ulIll'lIimlllaiei canpler
ba oei 9llapn llleln 70 pog
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
Cbcrit 6arrD gSilcur

fr4nocul Der Vflicn gi0llonul Naui Ool
Baltimore. @ei6dflsmain uno in1renbe
Nepubliianer.
sGr cor. 8runcc) iit eil 0nnoioai, 8u
oeiien llnictliiiBnna icocS Clement III Der
teann erinSli8 oafiir ii bcia6iot Ii Sies bgbit
pidltge glmt 5u iiuei; Elm Henispelebr.
ter, nni ben oae Noli id nit 3nOerilbl
berIniieH fam onb er Ielue Ncbic iitlo
BriDllcgien ior0idiig bitbet uno beidibt
Elm 0enmier nit ieincn Oinocrnoeu Ncr.
binonn0en uno Elm 0clhdiienann mis-
enacm glnibub an liuaH3eue gnneleaeIt
belien." Baltimore slmericnn Gnmiing,
a. Wldr5 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
lrlc0rap6iIdlgr g0riicrbcFidIt

glar Sen ii5riBeu 9uloes @eitcr
ErobadJhm0s 5tntionen iuuroen
0ie iplgcoea liie0rigiien Eenpcraht
rrn, ste un s ll6r gciiern glbeuO
f..,....f =. tr,, In,.trhfn{
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

sli Der Rycuinlia ocr iSapeiie iiH0
aioir StroBe mlroc Aelieru 9ladnlii
iaa 0er 2 Satire alie @l Seolpc poti
9lr 2Goi rit8aucitc ztraBc uolt
rineo SiineDeua Scr BON Ncnrp
at ailiau uou Ar isQl Narioroa
slpanie aeIcHli pproe anaciabrett
iaa SO g'oocu acporlen aillloH
Haaie nsp Niahpn nod scr gRQb
uua uoii 1r e % Rniiel ede
Aiilin Apcair inIo 6agcile 2lraBe
Itr yegiGre itclltc frit oob Der anaf
q Neaea 'a1lrcidWn Aedllirinnacn
aial iiulefc &eseganacn oaaoAaes
ifaaei h1liy iA0 imoIs ocn ScrleR
uqu oen Si SQIepOs Nolpial
Nohre alie Dior2 5bi
1,r i35. 1iios2'ouf en-.
2}QAaliiaa lfiul ArcBcli
lrane pof 0gai Naite 9lr
neg SirafeupaAl Faa
nilo NlIl gIpeuall siulp
poNN aeaprtll lui2 qr
9l'qiii4N0gl elH
A&N5fn Mazda 4Ni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
gIdt6. AOln s.. Smnninalam

Rrominenier 1lepublilnncr uno 6an0oat iiir
9onlrolemr auf Dem Elder init Gr0ou'
nerucnr WoloSborouab
aEn CT obne iailoncne @eripidclunQen
it, miro feline Or. Sruncc'c) giominu.
ion Die 3mei Slinel Der 4nric pcrei
ncu ole gsdbleI enibnnamrcn
uno iai obHe 3peiigl eiuen rcpublilanlt
ibcii Siea iiperi Baltimore smeri
can z 0ldr3 1915,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
20 @eriMt.

Ger lanac sireit 3piidea Stooioer
ioolinna uo golBe 'Seporie
meni SieicS iorocrl in jwei
g}aioamis .iairdsei oie glaar
tennuug Ger @e6aItser3o5uuger
unO Der oerauSgobten SdlulOOer.
idrci6uueca
Ger Streit 5miiden Der @oli5eibe
borne 9oltinore'S iuo Der bieiigen
Staotueriuoltina Bat aeitern ieinen
Nobepunft erreid)t Gin 9Introg ouf
cineu oerihtli6eu MononmS 9t
ie6l. ser oie 9oltimorer Stoot.
uernoltun 5uingen iol. oen infolge
oer beitebeuoeu Streitiateiien ge-
ihaiieuen 6ebl6etroq in Ben 3a6li.
item oeS golBei Tepartements 81,
criebcu III eeiieut in Dem @eridie
eingercidt iporOeu. 9r @ernon Goot,
ser 9lnpalt DER @oli5ei Gonniiid.
re. BAT sic alaaeIbriit auSgearbeitet.
in ser erflart miro. Dab Der Stoot.
GontroIcr E6riit iid pjoerrebtlidl
9ameiaeri bal Sic 6oroerimgen oes
@oli5ei Gepartemeuts fir @e6dlter
3ll bunoriren 6s iin0 nlge6Iid ic
$76 BON oeu balbmonatlihen sc.
baltsliiten in 9lb5ng gebradt uoroeu.
1erner miro erfIdrt, oaB oie Eoli5ei.
geborOe gemdB ser ibr eeieblid 81.
itebenoen Redte i'm 5ebruar Shulo-
iHeine III S0be bon 1928 an Die
9auFiirma Soporo q. ToDlor & 60
pcrousaabt bat. I'M 0os geIdafiene
Deii5it 3u begleiden mo Dab oieie
SduIoiheine 81 G @ro5ent oer5inIt
fuer0en 5p1tcr oeriuhte oie Boil.
3ei6cborOe peitere Shuloheine aus
3uiteQclt fonnte aber teinen Greoit
er6oIterI ipeiI es befannt aeiporoen
mar, ooB Oic Staoipermnltlmg Oic
9lbiidt Bat ole @iiltiafeit DER Sheine
on3iiiehten. Si cinenl 5peitenYlml-
oamuS glntrag miro Der Steuerein
nebmer @n g. Sage oiaeiorOert
0ie o6engenonnteu Certificate as
QiiItiq on5uerfenneu uno ein5uIoien.
Nr. 9(mmioon ertl1rt III Oieier 5pei.
ten 9eariinoung ooB Nr &oge iidl
aemeiaert bdtte. oieie Gertiiifote ais
3ablmq iiir Steieru nlf perionli-
den @runobeiib oes 8rH, glnimioon
on3me6ncu noboem Nr gImnioon
0ie Sheiue BON Der @oli5eibeboroe
aetauit 6atte uno lie III oem @iireau
oes Nrn @aar IN 3ahhmg gebcn
moQte.
Ridlter 2lnbler inIter5eidlnetc ~
beioeu IG0ei einen aeridtIiden gcs
iebL in Sem oic uertIogten Forteien
his ium s. Mai ibrc Gjrinoc au9e6eu
ioaen uorlr ser aeiorOerte Nlon-
oanniS gcie6I uidbi onseeieat mer-
ben iollte.
9c8idtiat 6ran ser @igo.
mic
sSm AreiSgerid)t reidte G6arles &
Seors oie Sheiouuosflage geaet
ienc 1rou N}araaretbe elm no iiibr.
te ais Gjrmo @iaonic ocrielben All.
Sic Srmi hotte ibren Mnnu boSmiI.
lia perlniiell mo ipdter SobH Ora
naoier aeheirothet 0icraIi6in wur
oe Die 3raii ser 9iaaHie beihulOict
ieooh paroIrt m6breuO @rouaoier,
ser crit 10 Sabre alt mar, iid) ober
fir dIter ctldrt batte, 5iI orci @'o-
nnien Mcf1nnnin pcrlrtheilt mnr0u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

gQetter QInsiidlteu.

Sir QlQrplan0 nHo oen Eiltriit
Golumoia beuic iriibc lmo faltcr.
ndiae mcIilide g9tnoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
Dr, 5rouce Oer @rpdblte aller 8ar
teianbdnger 1T.
3msiteus sssi CT sew grOoFciiOeu auaeue0m it

3mcius- rr grOarciiueu anasue6m il
0aue
m mDen
S9s Hsw@ ~i
GriHsns-gSei OOm aHSsaHct it, @anonO nuS repnbau@'
Roif i'm gnnOcs.5eua 81 uertreeu
9hidt suss aepnbiaus dH Saaoen n
utm
Nubp ne s.
in,r6a rHuer Paut i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

2llS gcitern gioGutiiaa Ocg So
idhriae Goworo Dinrp6D pou 9if.
200 narrilon. StroBc Der III tooti
iden Dicltiien iiebi on Der 0dc Der
Scrinaion uno @op SraBc. oamit
beidditiat mar non iemenI gSoacn
@ol8 ap5uloocn iiiir5te er ploulld
pom Waacit 0rcd 100 oc2 Ncin.
llhrpbp maroe in cas- Qlcrea Moipl
ial ocihoili ulo BORT IN as3iIihc Re
0cllopuuel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
lsolitlFde gao6lri@tsr.

Serr Alpeu = Coinpoeo oer neneiic
sn6aser Rpoieoplis 5ie
polIitauoise Siite III uduilsr sso
ue ermurei Gle eonpaeue
ocs eiouuerneur5 @olosbo
rough INN Cr s. S. 6rourc iiir
rcpubitouiide Domination
&err 2lIbcri 8. Goinuooo bot iidl
geiIern olS entichloiiencr Anbdnecr
son 19eooorc gooiepelt oer 9euc
gunq Dpuehes ooer 9iooieuelt2~ on
aeihloiieu. 9lls Ncrr Goihuooo
Gouoioot fir Deleaat our rcpublila
niiden SiootS Contention luroe,
mar Die aon3e poltiidc 01oidline ae
gen e. r. lno Gerr Gaiuuooo
nobnr Ieoielid aus Gppoiiiion ole
eniocgen aeiegtc Stelliulg eiu. Ole
Viitc Der Tbeilne6mer Der uNu0bes
noer 9looieoeIt2~ @eue0ung miro
uornuSildtlid ii Der Hdrbitcu 2godc
oolliiauoia weroen mo feet iid
uorlaniia aus loIoenoeu qlnbdilgcru
oes Gr @rdiIoenten 8uiammcu
Giitrift (uolliidnoig) sJreoe
rid s. gIoans. Sobu Ybilip Sia,
5ranf Suabe6, (gleeer), Sobu a-
Saueete. iry Goparo q. aleiL
2piis g. NcIis mo @rorge @ilIc.
2. Iiitritt. Sames Gorep, elmer
s. GupaII hilbert 8. Goitmooo, Gbo
mas g. SumHouo, s. S. Sannes
uHo Ui. WlurneIl @ebb.
8. Diltrift: gg. gg. Aoams, 6.
93iufne1 8riBcoe, (glegcr). @eorge
Al. Nelpina, Bancroft Sill. 8. Graie
WlcQann5an itno 6rcoerid q. Roic.
4. Giitrtt Goporo Dlc@. S,obu.
ION Daniel @. Ritbaroion (g1cacr)
uno g9ilIioru q 4anne, (9legeU.
Or @ouDerHeur @oloS
borol9b TN Caroline
gountp.
81 6oupcrnem @olosboroneb.
Der Gaioioot fir sic repubIfouiidc
glominotiou fir 9unoes Scnotor,
bat aeiiern eiuen aeidaitiatcn Nag
III GdroIine.Gounip uerIcbt. Gr bal
in Gealeitmo Don mebreren nnoercn
Heonern IN @oloSboro. Dentou
Hopcln. Greensboro lino 8cocralS
puro Aeoen aebaIien tno iproh iid
nad actloucr gtrbeit ic6y 5upcriidjt
lid) iibcr bic G1olQc lciuer Gom
puguc aus
9lub Or 6ronce 5uper
iiMtlid).
1r. Soicpb s, Sroucc ocr rcpn
blitaiidlc Gan0ioat fir Romind
iiou olm 9unoes Scuotor. 6ot iidl
eeiicru ilber iciuc anSiidtclt poa
Scr repubilopineu Eortci uonli
niu 81 mcrocl icbr 5ipcriihtlih
Or 5ronce bot cine
Gr0Bcrc Gnupoane 9our onrdl reb.
terc Counties Oes Stautes eeinodt
uno crfIdrte BOB er iibcroll ocn Sin
Druid aeiuonien Bate oaB ieinc 90
ninaiiou alS lioler 5n betradtcn lei
or 5rancr miro Dor oeu critcn @loi
nod niebrerc Gampa0neiobrien I'M
terneBncu llno init Den repiblitani
idlcl Stinmlgebcrn IN Der Staot.
ipic iut Vanoe 8liainnentrciIen
y 1euiid lIunaariidler TieoerfranS"
nit 1aneu @erein
%dllMHsEoMsert Nno NaIl,
CiierYlOniue, Oen "A. gIpriI 1916,
Mag 0ederS HdIIc,
1893 Beaiun cir.
(glpril23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

0aHptanarticr fir bic NayeIie ocS
1ampfcrO @aterIanO in Oicicr gSOdjc,
Narl SdlmiOi,
3i7 gYcitsS Saltimore-Stva
(9pril23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
eAiflsEarItM

SdifiSiariu
Oon imo uan GertihIauo lmo Ce.
lierreih.lluaan iiber @oitcroam nIo
9lco gurf, oSqloienolmacl nod @u.
r0pQ
Shsp s. Fisues q lsuy
2Im Gn.NaIslhote. Eis,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

II
tr Ndri 1916
NIT btwid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23

WiOuiag, oen "A. glpriI 1916.
DcSrO6iinu-polle. sidctS Is 6ts.
(glprili9,23)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-14
20 CANDIDATES
IN RACE BY NOON
First Mornings Grist Of As
pirants Enriches County
by 1922
ZEDNICK is THE FIRST

King county vac enriched
by ss22 Friday morning when
20 candidates for office paid
the statutory fees for the priv
lloge OF tossing their hats In
the ring.
When the auditors office opened
at 8 "A. M. Representative Victor
Zednlck, candidate FOR reelection
to the legislature from tho i3rd
district. had just messed out per'
sonal representative OF Frank ~.
Green. candidate for prosecutor.
for the honor OF being first 10 file.
Crawford white. another candidate
for prosecutor. was hot on Green's
trail and cot third place.
There IA no advantage In early
filings. as me names of candidates
are rotated on the ballots.
Tho heaviest griHt OF candidates
filed Friday morning. the first day
of filing. wero for places on the
supreme court bench These can
didateB are nonpartiaan. There
were Ia Of them. including all OF
tho present incumbents The I'll
ings for tho present judges were
made In one batch by Deputy
Prosecutor Patterson.
For tho Offices. the filings were
made by republicans only. There
were seven for tho legislature.
two for prosecutor. two for auditor.
and one each for clerk. coroner. as
SCISSOR. aud superintendent OF
schools.
The filing fees arc on n basis OF
ono percent OF tho salary OF the
office for u year. except for lsgih'
latlye candidates who pay $40 fill
Ing fees. tho their salaries are but
1900 for two years.
Among the candidates for Judge
are John Mills Das. famous aa the
man who Knocked out the right OF
smoking on street cara. and w. d.
Lane. leader OF progressive legis'
latlon.
Tho filings were Ia the following
order:
Victor z.inies. for Representative ttff
District FfsHk v urssn. prosscatut
crs~fvrd y. whiis. prosecutor. q u
HaNs1n. representative sist district. II
msr " coanor. apaiios. jadx.s Aihsrs-
son. nyksmsn Frassr. GILLIAN. Jurey.
xacsiniosh. Honald. Smith and Taiifnan
for rs-siertion superior ceuft iudEss
" n. Lana Superior court fcdxs, A y.
Burrows schael superintsudsntl Geo. ~
cismsatnon, superior court. Frank
Hsniek representative stth district. pr
Edward q Neville. coroner. g O. Suals
helm. representative .tth district Pred
" Hsstiasa representative tkth district
Jehn Mills Day. Superior court. FRED W
asss Representative. stfh district. Prank
Rntrh Representatives ssth district. Hsnfy
" Odam sssiteF. Jehu NJ Thatcher. 49,.
SCISSOR. Chss s. ul~aseu. sap~rior eesrt
Geo. IA Cola superior eeaft3 rsfcT ".
Thomas csanty clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-14
WILSON SAYS He
IS PROGRESSIVE

WASHINGTON. July i+--Ex.
pressing belief that his party rep.
resents larger part OF the pro-
greaslyc power and thought OF tho
country than any other party
President Wilson to-day made a
formal bid for the progressive vote
at tho coming election.
In a letter 60 j. G. Parker. pro
gresHive OF Philadelphia. who had
written. asking tho president n he
would accept the leadership OF
progressiyea Of all parties. Presi.
dent Wilson wrote. In part;
II sincerely desire and have
tried 10 deserve IN. support OF all
progressive. forward looking mon.
believe. and think that recent
experience has confirmed that the
democratic party represents a
larger part OF the progressive
power and thought 81 tho country
than any other party. and that II
can be made The instrument and IL
being made the instrument OF
leadership In the direction which
all men who love Justice and prog
ress munt wish TO take"
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"SUFFS" TO SPEAK
SATURDAY TO CLUB

After completing their coast-to-
coast suffrage swing. Miss Nell
Richardson and Mrs. Alice Burke Of
New York are acQuainting them
selves with Seattle Friday. prepare
tory 10 their talk on women's rights
Saturday noon, before the King
County Democratic club.
The women hove into the city
Thursday. In their yellow runabout.
covered with 5000 miles OF dust
and an auto bug tale of doing $500
miles without punctureA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-14
COMMERCIAL CLUB
TO HEAR BALlAINE

John r. Bellaine, candidate for
congress. will be the speaker Fri.
day noon. July 81. before an audi
ence OF Seattle Commercial Club
members and their ladies at the
club rooms. He will discuss the
Alaska railway case and promises
TO throw Eome new light on the
operations of the Guggenheim in.
terests. Monday night he will
speak at Fremont, Wednesday at
Green Lake, and Friday at South
Park.
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PASS SUBSTITUTE
FOR SHIELDS BILL

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE
Adsmson bill. providing for tho leas-
Ing OF power dam sites on navigable
rivers. was pasred by the house to-
day by vote OF 81 TO IL. II per.
mits the government to reclaim the
sites at the expiration OF bo-year
franchises by purchasing the dam.
locks and generating plants.
This bill was passed as n suosu-
tnte for the Shields water power
bill. which went thru the senate
against the opposition OF the con-
gervationfsts.
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kOI1H End

NV. cans milk. 7so: pure cocoa. ;se
10 Zoe spices &c; hard wheat flour.
81 10 sack bareback. 7sc pkE' peaches.
ieo doE sturgeon. q lbs. $50. red snap
par, . lbs sscl fresh herring. ies 2so
pot roast To IL. link sausage ice ~. :
roas, veal 100 10 mRcRroni lbs ase
mscaronL. bulk. &c ID. boiled ham. ato
10 honey, at. Jar .se. X bakinE pow
der. small Sc, medium $50. rArmssan
cheese, socs campbefs soups. Sc. Arm
and hammer soda. &c ID. Lenox soap. &c,
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FORTY APPLICANTS for citi.
kens' papers are hoing examined
Friday.
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Stall lie. large soc can baking pow
der. use! CSC can OF tea. SOC; J &c pkgs.
panoak. flour ibc: $50 pkgs rolled
oats. fbc: regular use coffee. sic ID T:
Zoe pkEs corn flakes. ace. 2So bottle
graps juics ise. 7tc root beer. ace. acc
cans red Alaska salmon. ibc; lbs. head
rice. isc. zoe English sauce. Toe. Stalls
2. 4. 8. Z. shoulder OF lamb % H.: lamb
chops. ito ID. pot roast. 60 to Ice ID,
round steak. lac b.. veal roast. ice Id.
pork loins lie ID. pork roast leo ID.
No l chickens. isisc hi No hams and
bacon. leo IN. Stalls is-fs. large cans
best milk ibo with III OF bulk coffee
gloss starch. Te pkg: ice cleanser. s for
&c, Iso cold pack tomatoes. Ice; large
cans chicken or tomato soup, for itc.
100 far rubhcrs Be dos. large cans
milk. SC.
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CONGRESS TO QUIT
WORK BY AUGUST 10

WASHINGTON. July 14.-House
Leader Kitchen told President VII
son'today that no believed congress
would be ready TO adjourn by Au-
gust I, or August 10. at tho latest
The house will have completed
its Legislative program by tonight,
Kitchen said.
The house will adjourn from day
20 day to receive conference re-
ports.
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Regal Dental Offices

M. l.. ~ Clara. Msss0ss
aIoa THIRD Ave. ~. W. Ger. YnAvl
ana Unisa
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Manager Ingraham. OF MacDou-
gall-Southwick. asked the police
Friday to guard transfers in their
employ against pickets stationed
near the alley on Pike ST.. between
Second and Third ayes. Five OF
their former teamsters walked out
on strike after their demands for
a closed shop had been refused.
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PIKE PLACE

Stall 1T. lbs standard white Eranu-
lated sugar. eto Stall 10. fresh pasteur-
tied milk. Sc at. Sc pit Stall IL, i5o
rolled oats. Toe. 2be can oocos. ibe, 2
l DC bars best soap. tbc; ibc cans OF beef
i0c, 100 cans cleanser. i5c. solid pack
tomatoes, Zoe can. Stall as watorm elons
2 Nc ID. lemons. ibc don. oranges soc
dog up Stall 1903. patent flour. 1895
per sack. delivered free with grocery
order. 100 cooking salt. &c, Ice rolled
oats. Toe. abo cans pimentoes. ise. cut
msoaroni. 60 III; corn starch. 30 pkg ;
500 can peaches lie, dry green peas. 10
ID. Stall 81. round steak. i<o ID. veal
chops. ise lbI pot roast. Sc 20 Ice ID
boiling beef &c TO So h.. liver. 50 ID
veal 100 to l1ho Id.
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Stall Is. ioc Jar ruhbers. Sc. use jar
caps isc doz Ice grade sardines. loo
10 bars laundry soap. Csc, ibc cans as
psraEus, for abo large new salt her
ring. for Zoe, 3 cans good salmon. 2bc
fresh shredded bulk eocoanut 9se 10.
extra choice oysters. cans 35o stan ..
beet stser pot roast. 100 10. No. pot
roast. Zoe 10; choice lean bacon, Use ID
bcoon jowis 1870 h! round steak. lbc
ID steer shoulder steaks. i7isc ID. stalls
9i-ss. fliot OF salmon trout. lbs. aho
fresh sturgeon. Z lbs. 26o. King salmon.
lbs. fso. Stalls at-s6, choice patent
flour. si.sb sack. large cans milk, asc
with l To- coffee Stall &C. leaf lard.
lie H.; spring lamb shoulder, isho III
home rendered lard. i2ne III.
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Y laHCOMES ruE EFFECTs Il
HEAT
1l~rpfvrdss Acid rhoaphafo

strengthena the body and nervea
TO resist tho exhaustion caused by
heat buy a bottle.
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IRISH IN RIOT;
HISS SOLDIERS

CORK. Ireland. July i4.--sevcral
hundred rioters paraded the streets
early this morning. booing and hiss
ing British soldiers and smashing
The windows OF chief recruiting OF.
flee. They had previously inscrib.
ed on the gate and pillars OF the
tar works tho words. Up with the
republic"
Soldiers finally dispersed the
rioters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-14
PREDICTED WAVE OF
HEAT ALL OFF NOW

Weatnerman Salisbury FRI
day emphatlcsily denied that
Seattle wac due for q heat
wave and offered the proof Of
hls office data and instruments
that tho only possible change
from the existing weather 10
light showers.
They may come Friday night.
he said. and they may come
Saturday.
Then soaln--oh, we'll. we'll
see what we'll see.