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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
EXPLIOZITA.

Blumfie'd, W. Va. Netoli nuo
cla esanciose parako dirbtuvese
ats'tiko expliozija. Dirbtuves
veN su visu iSnaikintos. Nuo.
stoliu padaryta ant 10000 dol.
Ant vietos uzmusta 3 zmones. q
kit tapo mirtinai suzeisti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
IS DARB0 LAUKO.

I New Kens;ngton, Pa. Su-
straikavus 5000 angliakasip 3s ka-
syklose Allegheny If Kiskime-
meta klonyJ, lures sustoti darbai il
situ aplinkiniu dirbtuvese.
I Boston, Mass. American
Woolen Co. pakele algas savo
25,ooo darbininku ant 1870. SUI
tlko pakelti darbininku algas
taipgi panasios dirbtuves Airing
tono, Lawrence ir Merrimac dirb-
tuves.
Talkimnkai sodina savo ka.
rlumene ant prigulin6ios Greki-
Jal salos kefalonika nors Gre
kija protestuoja, bet talkininkai
I rotesto nepaiso, o pasipriesinti
Grekija negali. Grekija paleidzia
atsargos kareivius pasauktus tar
nyston paSaullimu nuo 1882
1886 m. ir raitelius 1896 metu.
4 New Haven, Conn. Balan-
dzio 3 d. sustreikavo visi italai
dafbininkai, dirbantieji prize ma
mu statymo; reikalauja CSC. va
landq; ant ukiu dirbantieji rel
kalauja $2.oo uz 8 val. darbo,
arba $2.75 uz 9 val. Nuo meme
siu dirbantieji reikalauja veto.
je $50 i menesi-s55.oo.
t Springdale. Conn. Bal. 3 d.
cia sustreikavo Stamford Rolling
Mills fabriko darbininkai; dalis
ju noretu grizti senomis islygo-
mis-, bet bijosi kitu streikinin-
ky, Site gi zada laikytis, kol
streika laimes. Jie :eikalauja 3oc.
i valanda vietoje mokamu 25c.
RugSciu skyriuose reikalauja is
darbdaviu gumiriu ziurstp, ba-
tn If pirstiniV
t Chicago, Ill. Balandzio T3 d.
Buvusis gelzkelio konduktorius
A. x. Hunt is Dallas, Tex. pa
sauke Suv. Valstiju apskriiio tel
sman Chicagos Visuotinpju Uz-
veizdu Susidraugavima, kaltinda-
mas il juodojo saraSo uzlaiky-
me if nelaikyme darbe senesnip
darbininku kaip As metu am
ziaus. Jis reikalauja nuo val
dzios pakrikdymo Sito susidrau-
gavimo if 5000 sau ypatiskq
atlyginimo.
t New York. Adytoju unijos
darbininku streikas, kuris tesesi
du menesiu, pasibaige. Darbi-
ninkai gauna daugiaus algos nuo
10 iki IS nuoS., 81 valandas dar-
bo i savaite ir pripazinima uni
jos reikalavimu sulyg apsisaugo-
jimo nuo ugnies il sveikatos sa-
lygu. Site laimejimai liecia iris
tukstaneius darbininku.
4 Tarptautines, Amerikos Ju-
reiviu Unijos pirmininkas An
drew Fsruseth iSsiuntinejo dar-
tininku - oms praneSima, ku-
sida
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
VOKIEcIAI MCCALL PER
LAUzTI VERDUNO LINIJU

Londonas. Balandzio 10 4. Pc
reitos savaites pabaigoj vokieciai
uzene Bethincourt, isvsste pasiu-
eiausi mus ties yerdsino- frontu
Toxic smarkutno, kaip sakoma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
No. Is

daktarai apreisl1e, kad tai yra
trlchlnosis. Liga, jie visi uzsi-
krete nuo zalios deSros. Visi IL,
bal pavojingai serga.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
Is Kares Lauko.
VAKARU FRONTAS.
RUSAI ARTINASI
PRIZE TREBIZONDQ.

Petrogradas, Baiandzio 16 d.
TRIUMPH oficialiski pranesimai is
Kaukazo fronto neduoda skaityto-
jams gero supratino apie syarbu-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
Ietai XIV

kiasi Jau bevcik du menesiu If
nors abidvi puses Judo daugybe
zmoniu, nei viena puse kitos
ivcikti neistengia. Francuzai ap-
skaito vokicciq nuostolius prie
Verduno ant 100000, o vokie-
ciai francuzu nuostolius paduoda
ant 10000 kareiviq. Be abejo-
mes skaitlines cia paduotos yra
perdaug padidintos, bet jos Wis
gi yra ne mazos, vienok vokie-
ciu turf butt didesnes, mes jiems
prisieina verzti sudrutintas prie-
Su pozicijas ir tvirtives gerai
itaisytus fortus. Vol<ieGiai sick
tick laimejo teritorijos Vcrdu-
no aplinkinese, jie apskaito, kad
jic laimejo 100 ketv. kiliometru,
bet tas nieko nereiSkia. Fran
'cuzai apleido toliau nuslStumu-
sias savo pozicijas, o kariumene
lahiau kruvon sutrauke, todel Ii
kusios francuzu pozicijos ne tik
netapo apsilpnytos, bet jos yra
dabar tvirtesnes, negu buvo tuo-
met, kuomet kariumene buyo Ia
biau iSskirstyta.
Kad su toms pajiegoms, kokias
pric Verduno turf, vokicciai ne
sitiki tvirtove paimti, tq rodo ir
tas, kad jie ten siuncia Wis DAFT
giau kareiviu nuo kitty frontu.
Matyt jie vel ant visos Verdu-
no liniios mano atnaujinti uz-
puolimus ir pasistengti ia fran
cuzu tyirtove paimti, nors tam
reiktp daugiausia kareiviu pa
aukauti. Pereita savaite prize Yer
duno atkako net 7 yokieGiu divi-
zijos, taigi 10000 kareiviu. Tos
naujosios vokieciu pajiegos tuoj
tapo ! musius pasiqstos. I Sill Sill
drutinta kariumene vokieciams
pasiseke paimti 500 jardu fran
cuzq grabiu prize Mort Homme,
bet ten nuzude 10000 kareiviu,
taigi daugiau negu smotelis lai-
metu grabiq yra vertas. Bonn
bardavo vokieciai taipgi kalva
3o4, megino atakuoti francuzu
pozicijas / pietus nuo Douau-
mont, bet visi ju uzpuolimai ta-
po atmuSti. KariSki kritikai ma
no, kad prie Verduno artinasi
kruvinu muSiu pabaiga, res da-
bar vokieciai yra taip apsilpnyti,
kad ne greitai gales pradeti nau-
jq ofensiVa; tam reiktu sutrauk-
ii dar daug daugiau kareiviu, bet
jig nera is kur init, mes reikia
gintiesi visuose frontuose nuo
priesu pirmyn zengimo, ia
priesai pradeda daryti visuose
frontose. Todel vokieciu atakai
prize Verduno susilpnejo, eina
ten visokiose vietose artileriju
imtynes, bent tuon tarpu infan-
terija mus:aose nedalyvauja.
Anglai prize Vcrmelles minomis
druciai pasadino vol<ieciu apka-
sus, bet svarbesnio nei viena pu-
Sc nenuveike. lr ant anglq IRON
to viskas pasilicka taip, kaip bu-
vo.
Apsistojus vokietiq pirmyn
zengilnui, kaip kur francuzai
griel,iasi pirmyn zengimo. Jie
su didelems pajiegoms uzpuole
vokiecig pozicijas prie Douau-
mont, kur vokieciai tapo sumustt
Nuo 9 Xxi IS balandzio vokie-
ciai megino kelis kartus atakuo-
Ii francuzu pozicijas Meuse pa
upiuose. 80 ko@o, kadangi be
music francuzai pasitrauke, vo-
kieciai uzeme Malancourt, o G
balandizo, Bethincourt, o pas
kui nuo tp poziciju uzpuole For
ges. Tq pacia diena atakavo
Francuzu pozicijas nuo Hau-
court If Cumieres, taipgi pozi-
cijas prie Avocourt If Ma1an-
court; ant desiniojo kranto upes
Meuse prize Haudromont, bet ju
uzpuolimai visur tapo atmuSti,
jiems teko vien menka, neturinti
svarbos pozicija i pietus nuo Be-
thincourt ir i rytus nuo Vache-
ranville, II balandzio su didelems
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
FRANCUZIJA JIEsKO
PASKOLOS.

Francuzija vel nori Amerikoj
pasiskolinti kares vedimui zoo
milijonu doliariu. Parupinti pi-
nigus pasizada Morgano Co.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
GAISRAI.

Scranton, Pa. Lake gaisro
Patricko Marion namuose zuvo
penketas vaiku nuo I Xxi 10 me.
tu. Moteris. su kunu sudegusio
vaiko, issokusi per langa nuo
augstutiniu lubu, sunkiai apsiku-
le; suzeistas tapo If prize degan-
clq namq stovejes vyras ir Pats
namu savininkas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
Didejji Kare.

ciu atakai tapo atmusti, prize
Douaumont uzeme dali vokieciu
poziciju; cia nelaisven paklin-
vo 200 vokiskq kareiviq If du
oficierai Bet svarbesnio ant vi
so Verduno fronto nieko neatsi-
tiloo; wien daugelyj vietq smar-
kiai veibia abieju pusiq kanuo-
lies.
/ Vokietiai giriasi, jog Flandri-
ljoj jie pagavo vienQ francuziska
aeroplianq. lr prie Prone vo-
kieciai pagavo viena angliska or
laivi. Orlaivio vedejas tapo uz-
muStas, o temytojas sunkiai su-
zeistas.
Tarp Avre If Disc francuzu
kanuolip suviai isnaikino vokie-
ciu apkasus prize Beuvreignes ir
Lassigny. Prize Baugnois mi
noms iSnaikinta vokiSkas stovyk-
las. Bet smarkesnis muSis bu-
vo tarp upes Meuse If Douau-
mont. Cia balandzio u d. vo-
kieciai su dviem kariumenes di-
vizijomis uzpuole francuzu pozi-
IciJas ant ploto keturiu kiliome-
trq, bet masinines kanuoles nu-
stume juos atgal. Tx 2vienoj
vietoj Chauffeur giriose jiems
'pasiseke ant mazo ploto atsi-
laikyti. Prize Pipiru kalno If
Elaudromont giriose tame susiremi-
Ime vokieciai labai daug kareiviu
nuzude.
Belgijoj, aplipkinese Voorme-
zele ir Dickebusch, taipgi tarp
St. Eloi ir Ypern kanalo anglai
smarkiai su vokieciais saudesi is
kanuoliq; tas pats buvo aplinki-
nese Hehuterne, tarp Carney If
Somme ir prize Couchez.
Pereita savaite volieciai, kaip pa
prastai, be persipejimo, paskandino
ciela eile pirkliu laivu, o tarp tu
buvo ir neutralisku krastu, del ko
if neutralisku krastu gyventojai Wis
labjau prizes vokiecius siau5iasi.
Ant piet-vakarinio kares iron
to, nors dideliu permainq nera.
bet visgi nors mazesniais laime-
jimais italai pasigirti gall. Ada
melles apskrityj italai sumuse
austrus If nuo ju ateme ciela
eile poziciju. Tas atsiekta su di-
dellu vargu, mes pozicijos tos bu-
vo sunkiai prieinamos. Italai,
lake smarkios sniego darganos
turejo rangytis ant slidziu, le-
du uzdengtq kainu, mes kito ke-
Ito prize austrq pozicVu nebuvo.
s(uo kalno Lobia Alta po smar-
kiam musiui austrai tapo nuvyti
nelaisven cia paimta diktai aus
tru. Pozicijas, nuo austru atm
tas, italai sudrutino naujais ap-
kasais. Austrai gi praneSe, jog
jie nuo italy ateme priesakines
ju pozicijas prize Monte Nero,
bet italai apie tai nieko nesako.
: Smarkus artileriju musiai eina
ant fronto nuo Judicarien Xxi
Hugana, taipgi prize virsutinio
Degano. Sugara klonyj austrai
su visu smarkumu uzpuoie italu
Epozicijas ant Monte Colo, bet
italai kontr-ataku juos atgal at
muse ir 90 kareiviu nelaisven pa
eme. Prize Isonzo ir Carso smar-
lSesnio veileimo nebuvo, bet arti-
lerija veikia kaip ir pirma.
Ant piet-rytinio kares fronto
nieko svarbesnio neatsitiko. Ant
, Balkanp buvo mazi francuzisku
|patroliu susiremimai su vokie-
ciu If bulgaru patrolemis Salo-
Iniku distrikte. Ten talkininkai
nuo salos Korfu, nors Grekiia
|protestuoja, per Grekija, gabena
isnaujo suorganizuotq serbu ir
montenegro kariumene. Grekijos
Iprotesto nepaiso talkininkai. Nuo
Gia neuzilgo talkininkai rengiasi
Ipradeti pirmyn zengima.
AngliSkas orlaivis atleke ties
/ Konstantinopoliu If miestan me-
te bombas, kurios. issprogdino
kariumenes kazarmes ir parako
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21

Detroit, Mich. Sudege sia ma
mai pm. 754 Marlborough ave.
sudege prize to 22 metu moteris
Lillian Diebler If dvejatas jos
mergaitip. Dorothy Diebler, is
sokusi per langa, nusilauze ko-
=,
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16
Prepared For the Wort.

Husband-G Goodby, my dear: A pleas
ant voyage. have taken every pre-
caution in case Of accident. Wife
What do you mean? Husband-lnsur-
ed your life in my favor. Journal
Amusant.
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16
THE RoHANNANs.

geles by the Keystone Film Company,
where he devotes his entire time and
genius to their scenario productions.
Artists of the Bohannan type, bright.
alert and ambitious, appearing in parts
specially designed to fit their talents
and temperaments, have nine-te of
success achieved before the curtain
rises.
Their entertainments are bright
snappy and exceedingly popular. az
full Of tonic as the breath Of piney
woods and as soothing as a summer
morning breeze Everybody is pleased
with them, and everybody remembers
them when they have gone.
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16
A Hacking Cough Wsalkens Tho
IL ! System

Don't suffer with a hacking
cough that has weakened your
system-get a bottle Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery, in use
over 40 years, and beneffng all
who use it, the soothing pine bal
sam with tar heal the initiated
passages-spoths the raw spots
loosens the mucous and prevents
racking the body with coughing.
DR.. Kings New Discovery in
cludes natural sleep : and aids
nature to cure yOu.-Adv.
Cameras can be had at the
Studio. You can use them or.
buy, as you wish.-Adv.
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16
Look Z, a,ood-Feel Good

No one. can either feel good
nor look good while suffering
from constipation. Get rid Of
that tired, draggy, ifeless feel
ling by trea4ment Of Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills. Buy q box to-
day, take one or two pills. to-
night. In the morning that stuff
ed, dull feeling is gone and you
feel better at once. 25c. at your
druggist. ADV.
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16
rLEErIno PLEASURE.

The roses Of pleasure seldom
last long enough 70 adorn the
brow Of him who plueks them,
for they are the only roses
which do not retain their sweet.
ness after they have lost their
bsauty-Hannah More. ..
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16
THE sAvRAnoFF PLAYERS.

Russian at Chau-
In both Russian American
musical Instruments They also sing char
lady member Of the
exceptionally things the piano She also
Chimes
moving picture show player and the amateur pianist
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16
German Baptist Church

German Baptist Church
Remember the Sabbath Day
(E0od. 20:8)
Remember the Church
Heb. 10:25)
"Remember"
A Welcome Awaits you in
church
Remember now thy Creator
(Eccl. 12:1)
Remember Jesus Christ
e Tim. 2:8)
Remember we have;
Sunday school ;. 1890 q. m.
Morning service IL 80 a. m.
Evening services 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening ......... 7:30 p. M
Rev. E.. Broeckel, Pastor
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16

For eale-My farm, the north
west quarter Of il45 1922, Is
miles north Of Wilton, 8 miles
south of Mercer and 18 miles
from Washburn. ITO acres br0k
Good farm buildings. Part cash,
balance bankabie paper. For fur
ther particulars write Jim Duma
Wilton. N. D.-Adv: SOP.
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16
GOOD ROADS" BY TRAINLo DADS
Railroads and States Co. operating For
Better MISUNDERSTANDING Farmers.

Railroads and States Cooperating For
Better MISUNDERSTANDING Farmers.
Everywhere the movement for bet
ter roads shows increased impetus,
says the New York Times. The i'm
portance Of highways that will stand
up, as shown by the war in Europe, is
recognized as one of the contributing
causes to the growing popular interest
in highway improvement.
A number of the states are planning
to send out good roads trains to reach
the farmer at time when he is not
busy with his crops. Those actively
at the head of the good roads move
ment realize that the farmers, In large
majority, must be drawn into the cam
paign for the funds required to con-
struct permanent highways. A great
missionary in this direction is the au-
tomobile. A marked feature Of the
sale of automobiles for the last fiscal
year was the number Of cars that went
into the hands Of farmers. Fifty per
cent Of the machines disposed Of last
year were bought by farmers. 1t is
odd but true that the farmer when
seated in his new automobile sees the
need Of better roads much more read
ily than when on the front seat OF q
four horse wagon hauling load to
| town.
Railroads are cooperating with the
| states highway departments in send
ing out good roads trains. One Of the
states that will operate train of this
kind is Tennessee. 1t will make the
trip in January. Representatives OF
the federal as well as the state depart
ment will be ON board Miniature mod
els Of various kinds of roads will be
| exhibited. At all points Of community
importance along the route lectures.
Illustrated by moving pictures and Ian
tern slides. will be given.
Called His Bluff
II had NO idea she'd accept me the
first time proposed"
did you think she would the second
time?"
There would have been no second
time."- e."-Philadelphia Ledger.
Prepared For the Worst.
Husband -Goodby, my dear: A pleas
ant voyage. have taken every pre-
caution in case Of accident. Wife
What do you mean? Husband -1nsur
ed your life in my favor. = Journal
| Amusant,
Preference.
"Does your daughter play Nozart7"
We asked. displaying unusual erudi.
tion.
II believe so." she replied deprecat-
ingly, sbut I think she prefers auc-
dor" n."-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16
they Didn't HsIp.

They Didn't Help.
"Did the audience weep while was
sineingf' asked the temperamental 20.
prano.
'No," replied the music director;
'.you were making that noise all by
yourself"
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16
Modern Miracle.

"DO you believe in miraclesW
"Yes. left my umbrella in car
the other morning and got 1t when
inquired at the place where articles
that are found in the cars are sup
posed to be turned in.''
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16
Never Self Applied.

"Father," said the small boy. whats
a state of righteous indignation?"
"a state Of righteous indignation, my
son. is the frame Of mind into which
YOU drift because Of some other per-
sons shortcomings Washington Star.
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16
THE B0HANNAhS
FOR cAAUTAUQUA
4 Company With a Play Written
Expressly to Fit Their Art
Strong In Comedy Of Refined and
Wholesome Typs-cIsvsr Artists
Who Have Achieved Great Success
on chautauqua Platforms-A Great
Variety Of Entertainment.

Here Is a company that can boast Of
q play written specially for them
selves. 'Their Matrimonial Venture"
was prepared by the celebrated play
writer. Jean Constant Havez. Mr.
The Washburn leader., 1916-06-16

Girl Wanted-one for kitchen,
work and. one in dining room.
Washburn HoteQ.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
SNAP
44-Houses for Sale


g ooo TO LOAN At ! rER CENT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
GREEN HEADS MOOSE

Attorney Frank +. Green of Sc.
attic was chosen district president
OF the Loyal Order OF Moose Mon.
day, al the convention held AT
North Yakima. He also was Sc.
lected to represent the lodges of
Northern Idaho. British Columbia
and Washington at the supreme
convention in Chicago, In July.
Forty lodges were represented at
the district convention.
Other ne wofficers are ]. A.
Campbell of Tacoma. past presi.
dent p. II, La Rue. Spokane. first
vice president; H. c. Swain. North
Yakima. second vice president: l..
w. Long. Seattle. secretary; ]. A.
Elwood, Raymond. treasurer. ana
Jack Redding. Spokane Dan Eth
Ter. Toppenish; s. f.. Hill. vancau.
yer. II. C.. and Jack Stark, Spokane.
trustees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
ON IN SWEzEA CASE

Friends Of Mrs Hannah Swezea.
who is negotiating divorce lltiga.
ton against her widely known
husband, Bert predicted Tuesday
that peace negotiations are being
secretly carried on between the
estranged couple.
Cassius Gates, attorney for Bert
swezea. appeared before Judge
Ronald Tuesday TO show cause
why his CLIENT should not pay TEN.
porary alimony and return a big
Packard car to his wife.
II your honor will postpone this
hearing until Thursday think
this affair will be settled out OF
court" said the attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13

birth.

birth.
hoy to Mr.. and Mrs J W Eddy iii7
BuYiston ave y
hoy 70 NJ end Mrs George Alher, Wi.
son. SEQ Ewift ave
BOY to AZ and Mrs. r. NJ Turner. Toos
10th ave y W
Gifl TO Nj and Mrs " X Meousrrie
seiH 3oth ave n
Roy 60 Mr. and Mrs David ]. o'Hrien.
saT seth ave, June I,
D,.sth.
Carl y. Fiodauis,. Ga. i5os 18th ave
Juns ..
samuel TAFT 81, King county hospital.
June 2
charles ~ piombers. e.. Railroad ave
and Charles At. June
Emanuel Nelson. rs. Sound View sani.
tafium. June .
Anne ST osulnd. rs. isss " cen At.
June .,
Marriage License.
Thomas @, divan and Ruth y. Bennett
Seattle
Warren Russiey, "a. Burke. Idaho and
Birdie 4. Tucker, 90. Ketchlkan. Alaska
James Ryan and Helen H. karen. So
attic
Harry l.. Hunt IS, Monroe. and Olive
Rutherford. q. Fau city
Frank Edge Vancouver. n. c.. and
Florence ! MCfunis Seattle
Max Tesoh. -. oak Harbor. and Louise
Jordan. rs. Seattle
Francis A. Cassidy and Mary Bridget
Riley. Seattle,
Everett Lampmen and Mary Lyan. Sc
attic
Frank n Lambers ~, and Olga r Lee.
IS. Seattle
Herbert O. Monk and Pearl burgess.
seattle
- Earl Baker. "a. and Grace ". Royce.
90 Friday Harbor
Harry II. Delln. Is. Treadwcli. Alaska.
and Jennie ~ Walicn, rs. Los Angeles
Fenton Grennap. "a, and sylvia Nc.
Daniel. 90 Enumciaw
William Armstrong, a. Retsil. and
Elsie a. Eddy. 90. Kent
lobe, ~. standy or. and X. Okla
zaki. 28. Japan.
Aubrey Wilton and Florence Rhodes.
SeRttit
: Albert Noodle and Priscilla Egglcston
White, seattle
Divorce Complaints
Mitsuko Takeda VS. Nannnuie Takcde
non support
Mabel Goodman va Christopher Good
man non support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
CASTOR OIL is REAL
TERROR OF SOLDIERS,
BRITISH NURSE FINDS

Mail. Castor oil-not the great
cannon Of the Austrians-ia the ter
ror OF the italian army today.
Even amid the tremendous bust
ness OF battle. Italy's brave warrior
sons shrink from this sickeningly
mellifluous remedy. Mrs. Edith
southweil. an English nurse In a
local hospital for the ~ounded. has
discovered
Nurse southwell wss told by the
attending physician to dose her
patients with castor oil.
At the Sand Man hour she appear.
edin her ward among her Is Grip.
pied soldiers In her hands she
bore a tray holding Is individual
portions OF castor oil
Aroused by the sight. the battle
SCARED heroes shouted, What IL
it,"
why. castor on" innocently re
piled the nurse
oh" came a chorus OF disgust.
ed voices NO, No. No, Mo-"
The men persisted in their refus-
ais.
Nurse southwell set the tray and
herself on the floor In the center OF
her rebellious company and pom.
dered
Then she vanished for a moment.
returning with the twenty sixth
glass OF castor oil.
See here. boys" she cried, you
don't understand. This isn't castor
oil. This is an Austrian trench
Come. let's take IT.. Avanti
Savolat'"
The men took up the battle cry
OF the reignlng house OF Italy.
"Avanti savoial Avanu savoia.F
they cheered.
Meanwhile. Nurse Southwell he
roicaliy swallowed a dose OF the
castor oil. and every single man OF
them followed her lead.
They took the trench. and for an
instant celebrated their victory
with wry faces But even these
changed when Nurse Southweil dis.
appeared for an instant and reap
peared with IS golden oranges.
These are the medals OF honor"
she explained.
Upon each OF you and upon my
self bestow one for conspicuous
bravery"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
Sl--Puhiic Notices

NALk oF TIMBER skokoMIHM fsbts@
usasrs attnu May ~. 1918 Sealed
bids marked cWtstd. "utd Nsohanalsh
Ttmhsr.F ard aadfssssd 20 the Nsp.rtn.
ssafsni - fhs Cushman ipdtsB school
Tacoma. Wash. wih ts tsssiesa until
- eeieek nean Monday. fhs iTth dar
% Iaig. ittt. Tor fhs purchase % tins
Fnsfeharf4hie tiFuhsf apen 49, % all d
th~ faifunirH dsserIhsd tracts etthtr
the HsaaeFnssh iHaisn Reservation
Washington Tract No. T. eofupttsins
shegi zee aerss IN ths " IS " = ssc.
uaa :. she y seetian 8 section is
ito ~ " - W section ~ ana
los , section IS. T - 81 D. ". W
NJ. rentaining approximately ssee see
feet y " % Dewsias NJ. zee zoe feet
% cedar tss sss linear feet ~ fif
piles and ~ sas linear feet of cedar
poles No bsa 81 lee. then 81 70 per NJ
fees n " fpf beusiss ~ ard 81 per NJ
fer other species ana =. cent PEI iin.af
feet fer ptiss ard poles wiu be conssd
Sc acres Ia shs X W 1. 81 ssesian !. r.
~ ~. H " W NJ containing ap.
Fortunately sse zee feet p " ard rs /.
zee itassf f@sf % fseeslas fir No bia
Of lees Than 81 per " fees NJ for all
species And y cent per linear feet Ter
pile. viii 10 considered Tract 40 D.
comprising about zee arr~s IN ths w =
" =. - W = ard y W . p w
= of ssetioH - r ~ re- ". W
NJ. cemfAininE ahnut sgks ees foot n
snf ~ Gee iiaasr feet ~ Douglas flr
No bid - isss thza ftss per VI fest
~ and y cent per iinnsr feet for
piles wfil 30 considered Tract No /.
comprising about ~ acres IN tho " y
= section a.. lot !. section "a. ara
lot !. serfinn 81. r - X n W W
". containing about Fts zee feet ~ u
ara 20 zee iiusar feet % Douglas fis No
bid % lee. than 81 - per NJ feet n NJ
shd y cent per- linear foot for piles
Htli - considered A separate bid must
be submitted for each tract desired
Zach bid shall state the amount per
thousand feet n " offered for saw.
timber ard the arnosnt per linear foot
offered for piles ard poles Each hid
must b. snhrnittsd In tripileate Hnd
mHsi be eompanlsd ~ certified
check On solvent national hank
Of the cushman tndiaa School. to she
amount ~ per cent Of the estimated
value - the timber comprised IN tho
hii The deposit viii be retained as a
forfeit " the bid IL accepted and the
bond and agreements required by the
regulations are not furnished within 20
days from the date whsn the bid ~ ac-
csptsd The deposit viii DO returned N
the bii is rejected For copies 20 the
regulations and other Information re-
EardinK m. proposed sales apply 20 "a.
Auperintsn1ent Of the CushmAn indian
School Tacoma. wash
me above form 81 advertisement ts this
day approved
tsignsd) no SWEENEY.
Assistani hecr.,sry