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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-29
LAST YEAR OF WAR
KEYS ENGLAND up
FOR final CLASH

ten shells Ia the allies one There
was time when. on certain sec
lions of the battle line. British
gunners we're limited tn four
rounds per day, Upon America
and Japan. Britain was depending
for the most part for its supplies
OF machine guns, heavy artillery
and high explosives, Now these
conditions ere all reversed. More
than 1000 private firms In Eng
land. a5 per cent of whom before
the war had never produced gun,
shell. lr "a cartridge. now are
turning out munitions OF ono sort
or smother
Just after the Munitions act was
passed LLOYD George startled the
country BY announcing that II new
government grsenals had been pro
vided for. To-day there are more
than 90. most Of them producing
big guns. howitxers. or high ex.
plosiyes. The weekly output OF
sos cartridges Is now greater by
millions than Englands entire an.
nual output before the war. \ new
type OF machine gun is being turned
out By the hundred every week In
one factory built In the last year.
The general output OF heavy artil'
lery has increased by several hun
dred per ,ent The total number
OF war workers has increased 10
nearly four million. OF whom half
million ore women.
Moreover England Is not merely
supplying her own big armies. She
has had 10 help out Russia. France.
and Italy. especially the first
named. IL has been largely due 90
English guns and English shells
that the Russians have been able
TO put the Germans on the de
fensive. Large quantities OF Eng
llsh munitions were sent also TO
Rumania. and the Serbian army
would doubtless still be fighting for
Monastir bad IL not been thoroiy
re-eauipped by Great Britain.
There is one realm In which
Britain didn't have To take any
lessons As banker. John Bull Is
not merely comfortably wellh-eled.
he Is an expert. The British gov
ernmeat. despite its average e1.
pendlture OF $4,000. 900 day since
the war began. besides the trerssn.
dous contributions made To It's
friends. has had no difficulty a. alt
Ia raising successive loans. bcth ai
home and In America and at ics-
sonable rates.
Finances ard the navy are the
least OF Britains troubles IN this
war. but recently the naval admin.
lstration. ong under considerable
fire. has experienced Khakeup.
Admirals Jellicoe and Beatty. 20
whom the British public gives
credit for the glorious victory on
the Jutland coast. we're advarced
Jellicoe became first sea lord and
Beatty commander of the grand
fleet-the youngest man ever %
hold that great post.
Britannia still rules the waves {,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-29
OFFICERS MEET,
BlINDF0LDED, TO
TALK ABOUT WAR

ROME. Dec %. How hostilities
between italian and Austrian
troops were temporarily suspended
while bllndfoIded officers from
both sides met 10 discuss the mer
It's OF certain explosives in civil
lied warfare was told here today
for the first time.
The Austrlans hoisted the white
flag Of temporary truce and ne
gotiated a discussion by wigwags
The Italians accepting. the Aus
TRAN Representatives masked their
eyes and crossed No Mans Land
for the Italian trenches. The ltal.
ians gave them safe conduct TO
headquarters Following the con
ference, the blindfolded officers
were led back TO their own fortifl.
cations and hostilities we're re-.
newed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-29

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Dee. 20.
Members OF the larson family OF
this city no longer fear TO walk the
streets and leave doors OF their
home unlocked since Fred Larson,
the is.year-old boy his brothers and
sisters feared. 10 behind bars
charged with numbering his moth
or. Mrs. Anna L. Larson. by beat.
Ing her on the head with a ham
mer. and threatening TO wipe out
the family"
For years Mrs. Larson defied Of
ficers. his brothers and sisters say,
when they came often To take the
hoy away. claiming he was de-
mented
Her reward was death.
After the murder the boy ran
from the house and walked the
streets two days. while his broth
ers and sisters barricaded the
uoors and windows and did not 30
outdoors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-29
A MEAN ADVANTAGE

"But couldn't You learn to love
me. Stellar" he pleaded
II don't think could. Frank,
she replied.
lie stood erect. then quickly
reached for his hat. 1T is as
fcared--you are too old 10 learn. =
Every body's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-29
STEAM PLANT
BONDS ARE UP
TO COURT NOW

Whether or not the city can
90 ahead and Issue $500. 600 in
bonds for the construction Of
the steam generating plant for
the light department without
submitting the matter to the
voters. will be tested by the
courts Immediately.
Attorney Bruce Shorts has filed
suit. asking the superior court 10
enjoin the city from issuing the
bonds. both for the llght plant ex.
tension and the $4,000 pumping
station and standpipe Tor Green
Lake
Because the state Law and the
city charter conflict on the way
the city must issue bonds. city
councilmen. In conference few
weeks ago. asked Corporation
Counsel Caldwell 10 push test MI.
cation Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-29

ROCHESTER. MINI, Dec. 20.
ALFRED Hills Of Helena. Mont,
has developed what 10 said to
be tho first case OF human
lump Jaw on record. The dis
case heretofore has been con-
fined to cattle. Hills is taking
medical treatment here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-29
WHOLLY OHIOAN

Jadge-Where we're you born? -
Prisoner-fn Ohio
Judge What part
Prisoner-All OF me. your honor,
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-29

A COST PROBLEM-"Bacon rind" SAYS tn.
Pitsburg Times. lis excellent for removing from,
sled runners Maybe but present prices of bacon it
might be cheaper to buy sled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-29

Republican old guard of New York is organizing to
keep the 1920 nomination from amy of the
Mississippi They must be cunning for Hiram Johnson
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-11-11
Dup

On the - day of 1911, the
Second Road District of the Fourth
Police Jury Ward of the Parish of
st. Landry. State of Louisiana. a
political subdivision of the State of
Louisiana, will pay to the bearer
- - dollars at the office
of the Treasurer of said Road Dis
trict at Opelousas, Ia, or at -
Rank in the State Of - at
the option of the holders or pur-
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-11-11
pOIICE Jury p-ROCEEDTNGs.
OpelousaS, La, Sept.

OpelouSaS, La, Sept. 81, 1916.
To the Honorable President and
Members Of the Police jury,
Gentlemen:
We, your committee, appointed
at the regular meeting Of date, Sept.
4th, 1915, to frame a budget OF ex-
penses required for the Parish OF
81. Landry for the year 1917, peg
leave to submit the following
budget which we recommend for
adoption, to-wit:
BUDGET PARISH OF ST. LAM
DRY, YEAR 1877:
4. Officers and Members$ $4,000
2. Assessors Commission 100000
ary =. w.. ...... $3.50. 10000
A. Sheriff's Criminal Sal
s. SheriHs Contg. Grim
inai Salary 1922. 1,OOO.W
one '.... -. 10000
2. Coroner and Parish
Physician ...... 80. oG0.oO
stables .... -. 4,579.6s
Z. Grand and Petit Jurors 100000
:" C''. ........... :. 10000
- Health. .... 10000
mission ............. 100000
A. Fiscal Agency Fund =. 100000
!. n. Public School Fund ;; 23,4Oo.W
i'll Int. Imp. Road and
Bridge Fund. -. .. 100000
Fund -. -. 3,s54.s5
n. Acct. Bond Issue 80. f5,225.O0
10. Acct. Street Paving. e20A7
- Boat ..... ....... a,sse.oo
"a Existing Debt. ....... 100000
- cafes land INTEREST,". 10000
q. Acct. Reward, etc., tper
resolution adopted
July 81. t9i6.)........ 10000
%. Acct. Court Square
Maintenance -. -. 10000
Total $50. 1884, 10000
Respectfully submitted.
JOS. r. ST. CYR.
j. F.. DALEY.
ARESTIDE BEAUGH.
n To-~a1fna en p11Aoof
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-11-11

-....,...r ......, .''tss
President of the Police Jury OF the
Parish of st. Landry, State OF Lou
isiana.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-11-11

ggsgg1gz g9sgagsg9
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-11-11

President of said Police Jury, have
signed this bond along with 8. J.
Healey, Secretary of the Police
Jury, likewise authorized, and
sealed the same in accordance with
law on this - day of -, A. D..
1911.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-11-11

IUCHI ..... ....-. ,OOO'00
Respectfully submitted.
JOS. r. ST. CYR,
j. r. DALEY.
ARESTTDE BEAUGH.
Committee on Budget.
Adopted Oct. 2, 1915.
F. OCTAVE PAVY,
President.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-09-09
Chill dren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 y s I . r | ~

contained IN section ! of Article rs
M the Constitution Of MARYLAND "a
hereby order and direct eopy II this
Proclamation. containing full true
and correct copy 81 the text of said
Chapter lja Of lie Acts of Mary land 81
1915. hc published IN at least two news
papers 10 each Of the counties Of the
State and 10 three newspapers published
IN the City 81 Baltimore. one Of which
said newspapers IN the Cts Of BaIti.
more to be printed IN the German Ian
guage. once week for three months
next preceding the General Election TO
he held in this State on November ith.
1915. and at which election the sand
proposed amendment to the Constitu-
ton shall be- submitted. IN form and
manner prescribed by the General As
scmhl, 20 the legal and qualified voters
of the State for their adoption ~ re-
lection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

an Art Associa
On the Afternoons of April 18th, 18th
At The American Art Galleries
The Exceedingly Valuable Collection of
Beautiful Old Chinese Porcelains,
Jades and Cabinet Specimens
Formed by the Late
MIR. Edward Wasserman
Mr. Wasserman a connoisseur OF rare judgment,
was many years in forming his collection which is
particularly rich in Sang de Boeuf and other single
color Porccains. Famille Verte OF the Ming and
anghs periods, including probably the largest
group Of Animal statuettes in America. Some two
hundred beautiful snuff bottles and very choice speci
of Jade.
ON VIEW BEGINNING SATURDAY, APRIL
On Thursday Afternoon, April 18th
AT The American Art Galleries
By Direction of the Expert in Textiles
Vital Benguiat
Very Important Collection of
Beautiful Old Velvets
and Embroideries
of the Sixteenth, Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Centuries
Consisting of Rare Gothic and Genoese Velvet'
Church Banners Altar Frontals, Ecclesiastical Vest
ments. Wall Hansings, Portieres. Table and Cushion
Covers Of exceedingly choice quality and IN remark
ably fine state Of preservation.
On the Evenings of May 9th and 10th
In the Grand Ball Room Of The Plaza
Foreign and American
Paintings
Of the Old and Modern Schools
from the Private Collections OF
Mrs. BENJAMIN Thaw, Mr.. Alexander
Morten, MIR. John Z. Cowden and
from several other Collectors and Estates
ON FREE VIEW MAY 4TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

INCLUDING MANY SUPERB IMPRESSIONS OF EXCEED
RARE PRINTS AND \ JMELH
UNIQUE EXAMPLES
Being the collection formed by Mrs John Os-
good Blanchard and her late husband, connoisseurs
Of discriminating judgment during several years
residence in Japan.
ut SEEMS NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY THAT 20
COLLECTION or JAPANESE PRINTS OF GREATER
IMPORTANCE or OF SUCH UNIFORMLY FINE DUAL
ITY HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED AT PUBLIC SALE IN
THIS COUNTRY"
illustrated Catalogue with test by Mrs Blanchard
and "Forcnord" by the we'll known collector and con
nosseur Mr. F. W Gookn, will be mailed to applicant
receipt of 70 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

On Friday Evening, April l4th
In the Grand Ball Room Of the Plaza
The Valuable Paintings
By Foreign and American Masters
Collected BY the Late
Andrew Freedman
Of New York City
Comprising Works of Sterling Artistic Merit by
rRoyo> pIA g:,; CoRoT CAIN ~.
DUPRE lRONE>IIN. lsABfl, pA>lNi
WtRPIG>IEs 90, HE>NLR ,5l GoN>ra
>CHREYER. tHARI LMoNI THAtlOM.
IIIM (sD. DErERIiE, GERoME. ti>s0I.
BLAkEtOCk (s), MMA-iADtHA, kN,
JACQtE.
To Be Sold at Unrestricted Public Sale
By Direction OF
WALTER &. OAKMNN, SAMUEL TMIEkMfnk AND
TRUST COMPANY OF
YORK EXECUTORS
ON FREE VIEW BEGINNING SATURDAY, APRIL sTH
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peaerrsid.it manrn Srautu. uuterttaaunss.
Wffrin.

grdliSenttn: Srau gloam Gilbert, $3.50 9.
70, Ctr, Sci. 8onglas 7ts7. 9i5efBrdiioens
TN: Srdu aler 50miot, 1901 2 a. 9tr,
SoaaIag s035. 4SrotOioll 5eiretir: 6rnli
@. Bed. 1917 q. IS. Cir. 1tliaid.sefretnr:
Srnu SanIes sicHaeob, 22t0 g. 8. Stu lei.
Ipualas s287. 50atutciiler: 6rali Sol. 2arIg,
.2614 q. ~. 4tr.
8erfamnelt iih ieoen Iesien Doflerstag i'm
Wiondt Rabmttiaes, IN Der 81buliiben Eur
nerhnle. 50. nno 0lariba GU.
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Der S6pefter Der Srnit SGnciOer
SRI. Sobaitno 8ittlih NIT @errn
Drllfnut itott. Gem iungen 8oore
unIere better @liidtpiinIbe nnf Dem
qemeinioneu 2ebensiDeael
fyrou Gus. 8iidieuitein bait iid
aeqeuiD0rtie on pen Sfoboii Srsi
our @rboinng dif.
SER uno Grnit 8iihelin Use
broo reilten an 5reitag per va
tomobil mad appIeton, 28isv i'm
i6rer bort mobnetloen Tod]ter 6taf
Grams einen 8eiud ab5ultotteti.
Die @ebeimpoli5iter 9ropbB itnh
SDaibougb fonfis5ierten an Zen.
nerstdS ouf benz Sod SSlaro 9ahns
bof % Sob ltf0 - Stitch Bier,
sic beholtptetb ooB Die 8ierienMll
qer an gefdlihte aOreiien gcri9
tet ipareil.
Ole bieiige g1ontber Of Commerce
maht anitrenauI1gen, cine Der II
gooenfreoitbanfen, nelAe Darw OQs
gooenfreoit @eieb geldatren muir.
ben, fir Deg Wotnes at erloltgcn.
ged8ebn W1nner iultr0et alt
Wtittluof fpieoerim Degen Sritnfen-
belt bon Gidter Carlton at @e-
f6nenigitrofen berurteilt. Does Fro
Bi6ition probibit2
9erldieOere bieiigc @dfer Der.
foufen bcrcit5 feir SC 8roolaih
r:ebr. 4lh haben fe Den 8reis
. fir Sudden mo .9maahultts" uoil
.0c oif r. erb0bt.
Scottn Mcclure, in ncIien &iano
bic 8oIi3ei fiirsiidl cine Nrobe 0uor
tit1t Bier pcritadt tor1ano, mur0c
, tOegcn eelettpinriaen &erfottfs or4
, ellen @er'tealnfteS slt einer Se.
. fGngnisItrafe BON feds Ipnoten mio
opBerbem nod at $500 @elOltraic
J., perrrteilt. Seilic taiiere S0iiie
rnuB orei 2ltonote in @etangntS Obj.
E6rummen linb 5000 @eIbitrofc Uc.
rnppen.
Die hici;qc gotiaei init gonaint
|. oniuaIt g9i['or al Der spite, Aol
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J. Stint 8ole9 3iegeIei eill iogcnaill.
= te8 Bier Conn" ats u.lo bcr9nilr
TN onBer ben Stihdbcrn ncsiclfeil
VI. 8. Montqolterb unn rclIcn 6ral
I % @1ite teinerlci @eidledtS Oh
rarer. Sic 9lal1eu Scr Onritigrs
9ceIen meroen geheimgeholten.
aart &crbcr. Som bon (seast
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: fer 6onilic 6. 8dtuln n Glna91
I'm SciM bon Sesra unO afaI
Sa;. 6. Sdeer. 1908 afoplg
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2geid perrn CHARLES q. S@as
bod, Gnitnr 2cauer cngetreii
i a.nh cinrr nont Sap'tnl dils II
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ralonunlt Colon ul0 Der Gtps
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{, lid 6icIes 5~epahrneitet speroen VI
floaeu eeaen bic gebcnsmitteIpu
|" derer erb0ten fueroeA.
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@iftofia Serbia qose Gp. 1871.
rrhen mr. 6afuaari,

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.7tS7.
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emaha eMwabrn9ertIn.

8rdiibcui: @. 9tbItiier, 3tn2 2, Is,
@B, 1903 Q rs. CTR. 9inan5sSefrctdr
ai6ert 1prrean, 3t3q 10 CTR, SiiOsScite
Groiofna 5efrrtdr: @uil. u. 6aleHtH, 292a
q. II. Ctr. 1ouain5 1889. G6rbntctIier
si6. 9tGit III Il. rs. Strs Eel. fhler 1888
geriammeft fih iehet ?. Geilttna in Wlp
nat in Der gadibingion 9aue, IS, am
9arncn Cir.
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crhtrEsla .llnaarn gErein.

Wfdllocnt. 4lat. abaIler. Dol q. 70. sir.
BisesQrdlDent! SieFhaa Ntrts, 25f9 Sort
gne., 6oliar go. Erulof0asS efretart Wldtp,
Qibi, 1901 @laiue Sir5 Lbler 1854 J. St.
2mapmeiiier: 5o1n Wieber, 1902 @. 10. 1tr,
IhLer 1855.
Berlammelt IHb icbet eritten gotataa inn
WioHai III bet Nlineiilnen aobntttfeii 2liTil.
haile an 10. aHo 8itiams Strg iraeer gee
9ale.
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Wfrmansa meriean Gnmp 80. i04
MesoufH oil the WDrib.

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pauopt6r 1rentns8trtln.

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benlin: STRAIT 6ruit stoeHig, 2227 @rant Ctr.
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8efInmmelt Hn iehen /. Wliitppb i'm Wlos
| nat III Der gGobnnHg ber Oltialieoef.
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ootuoarl.qoar no, B29.

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sci. REQ 7s43. 1lHierDaroe: Suit 8eiit
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Gel 9oiglas $3.50.
geridnmIelt iim iebeH 2. ul6 T. Dierst1a
I'M Wtonni ubenos s ll6r in oer 869mildeti
IutHerbane. Is. mo Wlartba cir.
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ct. aseftrs 1sutfd. a6nniidi.G nthDlti9cr 8rnH'
len, lintcritiibunasntrtin

qsraItoett: fyreo 6oiinlntin ISL Gat Sir,
51Ss a "a SIR Sal. 63a0. Sefreidr: Sns
Tor Gros, 242O Z. II. Stra Dbl. 1855. Sis
fnnasgefret1r; Soiepb Gdcr, 1882 gtlas Str,
1nIer 1889 g. %gha6meiiter; Sol. edre, 2S14
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m,nnat in Ser al. Solcph's SnnlbaQe, II. mo
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10. Eh., Eel, @puai. hf73..
grrldmuielt itm iehen 1. Dg0niag I'm NO
nat III ah6cuier Guiu 2ale, -. u, &tutarts
Eirabe.
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4rdIbeii. gtd glbmaitlt 4ot4 Charles cir,
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iBr. Sal gc6Aonn, Si4 2. 2s. Sit. 5i1nt5s
s%efreidr: ssm. 9trrHbera, $50 GntaDa Ndttns
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