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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17

u. ID. Pickcns, who resides on
West Man street. in conversation
with a representative Of this paper
yesterday. had this to say; Thirty
eight years ago today a heavy sleet
visited Waxehachie and Ellis county
At that time there were millions Of
grass hoppers IN this section and the
cold seemingly froze them TO death,
but as soon as the thaw came the
hoppers began hopping again.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17

cousin of Frank and Oscar Chapman
OF Waxahachie. The bride Is one Of
the most popular young ladies' OF the
gs-..4;. .,,,,r,,,,uff,-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17

s. Goldsiein OF Toledo. Ohio.
Overland travelling mechanic, was
here saturday demonstrating the
knight motor for local agent, u. j..
Pcfkingon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17

A we'll known business man has
suggested that another effort be
made TO enforce the traffic law. lie
suggests that officers could find frs.
class employment by taking up Il
position at the College street and
Main street intersections of the pub
lie square. The gentleman making
this suggestion is A. NJ. Browning.
VINO saws people seem to have for
gotten there is q traffic law in exist
once.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17

re sure to set one Of spalding q
cos 9xI2 Japanese art squares for
s2s5 at Wednesdays Bargaia sale.
They are beauties and worth three
times this amount. adv =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17

For feed ana fuel phone Broad
head e Kennedy. old phone -. y
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17

Subscribe for the Daily Light,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17

Snrdis community.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
@uatrAnpt.

3ntoien: 3iusi pfunb Mebl, elm
@iertelpfuno Butter, Elm @iertelpfuno
3uder, orei Gier. Sipei SuRen Wil6
mittlere Gr0Be, Sipei Gents 5leiI9'
manns Sefc, S9ole elmer 3itrone,
Sofi Der bolben 3itrons, nah Belize
ben 3oIinsn.
Man bsrriibrt bic 6efe in elmer
SoTe NIT einsm Seel0ffel 3uder,
eiuem SeelDFfel Mebl uno nur loOieI
laupormer Wlila, I'M es gldtt gu rib
rem; oonn Ifellt man es an Die Seits
Oss SFsns gum glufeeben. Damn
ri9te man ii9 bic anOsren 3utdien in
cine SGuTel unO fiige 5ulebt bic uufs
gegonssne Sefe binSu. 9tlsoonn mub
Der 3eig 70 lnnee perdrbeiiet tperben,
biz Ct @loI,n pirft. Damn oufseben
IaFen. Nn9oem Der Seig gut gegans
gen 1T, gi6t man ibn in ole 5ormen
uno laHe no@mals eeben. Damn
glei9 baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
llr(Druno UOn ,,6u(Or. "

aus llneorn miro uns gsi9risben:
Dos Wort SuIdr lit TloiDiId uno Be.
Oeniet @Gniemonn (eGnIsbirte). SuTdr
mar in Der gleformations3cit in llns
gdrn Der Spottnome fir trootildes
9Reitsrseiinbel, biellei9t neil Die 9dlIe
Der @dnie aus ben SoTden oisier Sols
ooten bingen; bic reselrehte Reiterei,
Oos, mas man beuie inter Suiaren
berItebt, bate einen gang onberen gut
unsdriI9en y1omen; ole Ieidten geiter
bieBsn S5oguloonsH Csasuloo), Oas
bsiBt Spreneer. Ulon fpeiB oos uus
einem Dor ni9t loneer 3eit betdnnt ses
iporoenen 8rteFs eines Generals palFb
an Roifer Serbinono ben griten. Die
Ier bdtte Ii9 ais 30nig bon llngdrn
Bel poIfp beoontt, BOB er fir ben
&5nig Elm I90nes 6ser, insbeIonoere
aud apei gRegimenter SuIdren onses
tuOrben babe. pnlfp srbob @inipru9
seeen oie NuffuFuns, ct bdtte fir feis
nen 20nig SuIoren, ods beiBt trous
tiI9ss Reitsrseiinbel onesnorben; CT
babe 8pei Reeimenter sbrliber, err
probtsr Rrieger, 5ipei Resimenter
.i5oqulbof" angeporben. Nus oieIem
8riefe aus Der geFormdtionsaeit iiebt
man. onB ni9t ole llngorn, ionoern
bic Deutf9sn ,s nnren, Die 5uerit uHo
5tpor miBberitdnbli9 ben flatoiI1en
Romen 6uforen fir reeeIredte lei9te
Reiterei gebrau4ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
GrnItr8.

@tne @iertel SoRe Butter, Elm 9iers
tel eeriebene MustotnuB, oret SoKen
puosrsuder, stpsi asrquirlte @icr, apsi
SoHsn Wlil9, cine qriie Sol5, aiuei
SeelOffel 9odpulbsr in 70 biel Wlebl
esmil9i, boB man ben Seis ousrols
len ionn. Dies iit eenug fir fiinfs
ais Stiid. O6er: Gine Eofs fnurs
Mil9, spei Ssrtlsppsrte @ier, cine
SoFe 3uder, einen @BloffeL Butter,
einen Seel0ffel gadfoba in etpos
Wlil9, cine priIe Sula, 3fpei SstIoFfsl
9adpulber nit benz Mebl bermiIdt,
70 biel, bob es einen ipei1sn 2eig aum
9[uSrollen gibt. Sn beiBsm Tett bdf'
Ten, nit 3uder uuO 3immt, cber mil
@anille5uder beItrsuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
@sfpitts aarbsIsbet

Sin Yfuno frii6e 9olbslsber ipirt
esipoidsn, ubssbdutet, Did ssipidt uni
aipsi Stunosn in gfiig gslest. Damn
gsIalaen, Isi9t gspfsffert unO in paf'
fenbsm Gef9irr, oehen 8ooen mil
Speds, 3piebels unb @eIbriibenIdei'
ben beleet 1T, nit einem @ib9sn MoT'
fer ipei9gsoiinitet. Ia9 elmer tleineu
bdlbsn Stunoe legt man bic 9eber
dus, itGubt ben 5onb lsiht nit Webl,
beroiinnt nit 5leiT9brii6e oOer ult
iieoenbem WuKer, ldBt oufto9er,
I9Grft Die Souce nit 3itronenidft,
berFeinert nit einisen Sropftn Maegi
unO poTliert iie iibsr bic in S9eiben
esi9nitiene 2eber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
111er6miirOiger CrctTer.

9lus Der RGbe BON Ypern ipirO Der
DRolnii9en @olts3eiiune" esf1ries
ben: 9or einigen 9agen erbielt IN.
fere Sompugnie 3uipd9s. gs iporen
frii9e iunge Refruten. Die 2eute
riiden aus gum NrbciisOienIi, es eebt
no9 borne. Cine belle Wlorbno9t
iIPs. Seltene 9Rube an Der 5ront.
Ser Tein6, Der f9orf louert, I6ieBt
beute To9t auFfonen6 penig. Seine
4rtiI1erie fdpeigt sdn5li9. gBir brins
aen onerlei Moteriol fiir ben @robens
dusbou. ltnIere Heulinee belFen re9t
fleiBig, es gebt flott bordn. 9ln elmer
eeFGbrli9sn Stelle orbeitet mon etfpos
fnneller. 9d bOren mir ben glbfduB
un6 elei9seitig BEN 9lufI9loa eines
Feinolt1sn @eI9oKes. mir alauben,
bie R1gtl iei i'm no6en MdHertiimpel
berf9punoen. Dd melbet Ii9 elmer
unferer Retrpten. Die erIte feinolide
aueeI, bic er pfeifen borfe, bdtte ibn
aetroffen, bod eliidli9erpeiIe ni9t
berlebt. Ssine llbr 6otte oos @eI9oB
oufgebolten, Die llbr IelbIt mar plutts
georiidt. @tue Syiieung, fpie lie leltsn
lit, Sumal ba Der feinoli4e S9iiBe
nod niht 400 Wster entfernt mar.
8eim QuslIeioen gum 9o6en fiel oos
@ef9ob benz Manns aus ben 3leis
bern. Cine pbotosropbiI4e 9lufnobme
Der llbr mar uns nidt m0eIi9, neil
uns Elm 9lpparot feblte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

@enn man einen re9t euten 9ss
rinesIolat 5ubersiten min, brinse man
tags Oorber Rolbsbroten ouT ben
Slid, Inn Qlbenos oen iibriaes6liebenen
8rafen in biibI9e @iirfel 5u i9neis
ben uno nit etlpos GIiie, SeI. Sola
unO pfeffer gu morinieren. 9lm ons
bern Sage fo9e man RartDffeln in bsr
S9oIe; ipenn iie ipei9 fino, iusroen
lie oeItGlt, in S9eiben eef6nitten, ges
Iolsen unO sspFsffert, etipus isbr fein
sebadte 3piebel beigefiigt, uno bds
@on3e NIT einer tlsiren Wlenge beiber
Gleil9brii6e iibereoFer uro gut our9s
miI9t. Damn iontmt oos n0tiae Del
unb GfIiq oo3u. Wdb-ero sic 8ors
toffeIn fo9sn, Ihneioet mon einen sss
i9Glten iouren 2tpfel, cine Sol5eurfe,
orei Bis bier tleine giiie9iirthsn in
feline @irfel, eibt 6ies au benz Glsii9,
fiiet einen Gbl0ffel 8opsrn unO sinen
in feline GtreiF9sn ober Miirfel1en
seI9nittenen, gut sspGiierten 6erine
Ooau unb bsrnienst dlles gut nit Oeu
3ortoffeIn. Der Snlut miro mil ees
bddfem 81, Roiriiben, perl3ipiebel6en,
Sorbellens uno @urtenitreiFen bers
5isrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
1lfOrO in Der Stein5eit.

O., Dab ii9 uu6 sic or6doloqii6e
aNilleni4oFt ouf oem FeIbe au betatis
gen ipsiB, bos IonIt nur Ger oerihtlis
gsn r Yleoi3in borbeboItsn bIeibt. aeiqte
I,q bel 9lusgrdbunoen boroefGifts
mo5qer 9rdber, bic in glrIes an ser
9y9one poresnommen tpurben gRor
I.' sulS oabet Elm 3no8snIfiid, oeFen ge=
Juno e oorouf f8lieben lieb, boB Der
- Su,e Dor uralter 3eit bur9 einen glns
Isttr ous benz 9intsrboIt fein 2eben
:, SS,er!oreil bate. Sn Dem @irbeltnoden
lledte cine pfeils ober SpeerIpibe aus
yeuseritsin. Ser S9oft mar rid5t bors
9anoen uno muBte ipobI mad, Der 9ot
ao9ebro9en fem. @enn Der anohen
oi9 bereits Fart serIsbt mar, 70 mar
er bod nod oeutIic6 ais gBirbelfnOs
@sn zines Monuss 5u erfennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
NRnmdnicus Ginfrciinng.

VN~tFYtHAetStt@ 0t+t<b~S ttto~
Inter Der lleberi6rift n6eroif9es
Gsrbien" ber0Ffentli9t Dline in benz
rumGnii9en 8lotte .llniberiul" einen
2eitartifel, in benz er oorauf binipsiIt,
OoB oos 9lufb0ren bes gefonoes oes
Isrbif6en Staotes bic Gintreiiuns
ORumdniens aur 6Olse babe, Die beuts
cine bollenoete 36atIo9e iei, obns
eieene S9ulo RumGnisuS:
Der 8ierberbonb babe bic eroBe
S9ulb, boB sr Ssrbien gum Mioers
ftonoe onoetrieben bobe, obne gu ipiIs
fen, ob er ibm re9t5sitis gu Silfe
fommen fonne. gleben oisier Sdulo
unb oieIem @srbrs9en babe Elm Mans
gel an @erItdnoieung. Elm Serums
tappen seberrf9t 5u elmer 3eit, als
bic 9eutI9en bon Der einen Seite in
Serbien cinbroden, ipG9reno oie bers
rGtberiI9en 9ulgoren bon bsr onbes
rtn Seite tomen. Die Dem beroii6en
Serbien segebens Silfe tonn ni9t ons
ndbsrno fpirtiom Iein. Sie fam unb
iOnmt gu fpGt, ielbit tpenn Ssrbisn
ipis audi 8eleien tDteoer in feline
3e9te eineeieBt niiroe. Ber erIebt
ale SpFer, ole 0ofiir gebro9t ipurber,
Inn oie glngreifer 3u perbinOern, boB
iie oen @uleoren unO ben Siirien bic
Sonb rei9tsn. Serbien Bat Ii9 fir
ben @ierberbdn6 geopfert. Diefer bat
es 5um 9ant oofiir i'm Sticb oelaHen.
Sn Der DeltgeI6i9te fpiro oies cine
bGblibe Seite bleiben, Tei es, bob linz
fdbigtsit, 2eidtfertigteit ooer unoere
8epegeriinbs mobgebenb' iporen.
Mine bofft, oaB i9lieBlicb oo9 nod
Die esrehte Sodbs iiegen iperoe.
Wirb Der rumGniI9e Rrieesbeber,
oen bic @u6t Der Sbotla9en betreFFs
Serbtens enOli9 our Ginii9t ssbradt
bat, nun ou9 bic logiT9e Soleerung
fir oas pdbre SntsreHe 5ieben9
Der 9(miterOnmsr nStanOarb"
I9reibt in sinem 9eitdrfiiel:
.Soe fir Gag Grsert ii9 jeoer pors
nebm ocnfenbe D2eniG in europa
iiber 0os unanItGnbiee Spiel, oos
@nelonb, bon Trontrei9 unteritiiBt,
NIT @rie6enlnn0 treibt. @riehenlono,
ou9 elmer Der ,tleiHen Stooten", fir
oeren Grboltung uno llnobbGngisteit
Ole @eitmG4te ii9 einieben iollten.
6dtte 8elaien bieIelbe Wletbooe be-
folet, pie Grie9enlano, uno bic
oeutf9en Sruppen unter proteit
bur9mnrI1ieren loTen, unter Der 8es
oinsung, boB es bofiir nit 9elo ents
i9G0iet tpiiroe, 70 pdre ibm fein
9aor oefriimmt iporoen, uno Der
europdiIbe Rriea mare ni9t unipa6rs
f9einli9 bereits felt Wonoten beenbet.
@rie9enlano befolgte oas Spitem,
oos Sugo @roiius ais oos ein5ig
ri6tige unempFabl; ober nun muB
man es erle6eu, OoB iidb bic Sruppsu,
ipel6e es ms 9ono 9eloHen bot, tbots
fG9Iicb eegsn @ris9erlono ielbit gu
febren brobcn, lno OoS @eIonoter nm
@eInnbter in Qltben lonoet, Inn &0nig
&unifontin gu oro9en, boB es UNI
@rie9enIono geI9eben fem ipiirbe,
ippn es ipueen iplroe, ii6er feline
9renas flii9tenoe SoIoaten gu inter-
niren ooer ipenn es Der DreiItigteit,
NIT Der man in Soloniti ans Dert
sebt, 8iisel onaulegen beriu9te."
Der 9trtifel I9lieBi. U1on Froet
ii6: po in Der GeI6i6te tpurbe nit
sinem fleinen Staot Elm 70 iibsrmiis
tbiges Spiel eetrieben9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

Seid + rei5bor. .N6obor.
Der, i4oner Slbo6orber. orei 9lno
lllr'n Sroldenl" preiIt Oie silnoenfer.
'lse Wlarttfrml an. ,9(d mat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

Sagofport. 9nnoSmam:
Ger aliibenOe @otriot, Serr 9ieco-
micr, lit jeBt Gin Icioenihaftliber
glimroO oeuoroeu.~ 6ron5oie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
Dnna6Orer llnoOr.

Dte .guoapsIfer RorreIponoens"
meloet: Mdsnotenbousmitelieo @rof
Stephan @mbro5D bat an ben Stotts
batter bon Sprol 5rieorid @rufen
Soooenburg einsn getrag BON 5000
Rronen NIT Der 8sitimmung iiberipies
fen, oenIelben ben oeutI9en uno Iabis
niT9en StanOf9iiben 5ufommen su
laFen. @rof Qmbroab iiberIonbte oieIe
Spenbe in 8egleitilns zines lGnoeren
Gdreibens, in ipel9em ct Die g2ofipens
oiofeit bes 3uiommensebens bes
9eutI9tums uno llngartums betont
uno in I9orfen Worten osu beimtiidi.
i9sn lleberfaIl StoIiens seiBeIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
Sir 9ans anO
&a6e.
q Rofenr6fe

W2an Toa oie gloIe INNER ipenn fl
rot lit obsr man fiiblt Die iteigenOI
Ddrme fommen, nit 8en3in betupfen,
bod ia ni6t rei6sn. @lei95eitia
,nimmt es ods glGnSsnOs 9lusisbeu
fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
@tiins aomaIen dansn.

Crime Somoten doueD.
Die Somafen iperOen seI9dlt uno
ni6t oLsu Helm serldnittsn. Dos
olei9e @epi4t 8lumento1l piro in
tleine 3peialein gsi9nitten. Dos
bol6e @eipi9t perl5piebeln iperoen
geI6Glt. 9lne orei iuerbsn ieporot in
T9pq9em SalsnoRer abeeIeibt, uno
ieOe Jru8t piro Iepurot in 70 oielem
WoIIer ipie nDtig gsto4t, 10-15 Wtis
nuten III eeniigeno. Sn 0as MoKer
fommt ouf ie6es Quart j EeelDFf,l
sSneiper. ylun peroen ale orei ipieoer
abesTeibt uno Oonn laeenipeiie in
sinen SteintDpf eepodt, erit bic 3fUies
beln, odnn Sonioten, 5llebt 8lumens
tobl. 3pii1en bic 9nsen miro Fols
eenbes @emiib esitreilt: / Seel0Ffsl
puoerauder, ebenIobiel gelten, ebens
IDptel 3immt, Qllfpice uno SenFmebl,
un6 penn Ser 9opf bon lit, ipiro fals
ter GFig iibergofen unb an fiiblem
plabe aufbepdbrt. ga9 elmer @ods
ipirb Der gFia pOrii4tis absegOFen.
70 boB oie MoKe nidt Our9einonoer
fommt. Der Ghig miro oufgeto1t
NIT einem GBlUffel 3udsr unb elmer
priie obieer Getpiir5s nit Nusnabms
bon pfeffer. Ro9enO ipirO Der GTig
iiberaoKen, aber erit nah Dem @rs
lalten ipir6 Der Sopf 5ugsbuuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

Drei6unol" meint Ger Oorii6erge6en-
Oe 8uoifer mid n sebier mebr
Oaior~
euer fran50iii6 der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

v9as, Der alte Serr, ser mic eiu
@euebr in Der 6auo eebabt2" II
oSa, er ma@t iebt namlid 5ago aui
1rideberger."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-22
Country Hay and Grain
Crrices paid producerD
VOOLFOLK TO HEAD
ARCTIC CLUB SOON

On next Saturday night, when
the Arctic club elects its officers
o rthe ensuing year, l.. II. Wool
folk will be unopposed TO succeed
George w. Allen as president of
the club.
c. II. Frye is candidate for
first vice president. +, c. Johnstone
second vice president. h. X. Myers
secretary, and William NJ. Calhoun
is running for the treasurer's posi-
ton,
A. j. Hamilton. A. Il. Galloway
and Herbert Schoepfeld are candi-
dates for two vacaf6Sies in the club
directorate. A dinner will be given
in honor of the outgoing and in
coming officers by President Allen
next Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-22
PAIN,PAIN,P
STOP NEURALGIA
Rub Nerve Torture, Pain and
Misery Right Out With
"St. Jacobs Oil. "

You are 70 be pltied-but remem
Der that neuralgia torture and pain
ia the easiest thing in tho world
70 stop Please don't continue 10
suffer. It's so needless Get from
your druggist tho small trial bottle
Of ST jacobs on. pour a little In
your hand and gently rub the ten
der nerve" or sore spot. and tn.
stantly yes. Immediately all pain.
ache and soreness Is gone.
st Jacobs on conquers pain
It IT. perfectly harmless and doesn't
burn or discolor the skin. Moth
ing else gives relief so quickly. It
never fails 10 stop neuralgia pain
instantly. whether IN the face. head
or any part Of the body. Don
suffer-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-22
MEN DIE IN Vain,
SAYS SHEPHERD
nv WIN. q. SHEPHERD

NEW YORK. Nov. 22 "A year
ago. In the ruck Of miserable hu.
mans. ! made my way across the
wet fields that led 10 the railroad
station NJ MonuHtir. boarded q train
and fled from Monastir with the
SorblanH.
when are the English coming 10
help u.s." the Serbians had asked
pathetlcally for many days. But
the English did not come. For
some mysterious reason they re.
manned In their scores OF thousands
at Salonika. 200 miles away.
Moved In Misery
To the north OF US somewhere in
tho mountains. We knew that the
king OF Serbia. with his court. WAS
fleeing as we were We knew that
the Serbian people. men. women
and children. were moving In q cav
alcade OF misery from their native
land.
And the English haven't come
vet 10 Monastir. nut the Serbians
have got there Again tho king of
Serbia will place his feet on Serb
ian soil There ia little doubt that
the news dispatches within short
time will tell Of the re.entry OF the
Serbian fine 10 HIS own country.
Cost Many Lives
The cost has been undoubtedly
huge one There had been no
yainer loss Of lfc. aside from that
81 the Verdun contest. than tho loss
OF men around MonRstir II cost
the BulgRrs thousands Of men TO
reach Monaatir. They have held II
year. without finding Il Of any
strategic value. They lost Il again.
with considerable loss. and the
Serbian losses IN rcgaining Il must
have been heavier.
Die Uselessly
! Nonastir proves that tho losses
In the war are becoming more and
more futile and useless as the war
goes on. Tho lines do not break
they only sway. but In the useless
swaying. thousands OF men die like
germs.
The Scrbiana feel repaid. IN.
doubtedly. for their sacrifices in r..
gaining Monastir But the neutral
world. where sanity remains. ought
20 begin TO see. In the Monastir In.
cident. the fact that has long been
apparent Men are dying usclessiy
BY the thousands. The war has at
last reached that pititul stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-22

minor actor appeared In a scene
with idoutically the same design
OF nockiie az Ainsvorth Was wear.
lng. The director made him
change 4. Alnsworth did a little
detective work and discovered that
man had asked his haberiasher
for q cravst like Mr.. Ainsworth's
BEING well dressed has It's disadvan
tagca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-22
MEET IN RAIN; WE'D
so MINUTES LATER

FLUSHING. L. t.. Nov. 22.-
The rain made Frank Walack
and Edna Soverson lonesome.
They met by chance on the
street. Thirty minutes later
they were married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-22
Die uselessly
DID YOU KNOW

The fellow who wrote "Merrily
We roll along. roll along. roll
along" etc. etc. didn't have jelly
rolls In mindT
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clEHME

William Farnum. 500. 000-a.year
star. who Ia seen In The Spoilers. 3"
at the Ciemmer. IL afraid 81 mice,
and he admits a. MIR Farnum's
courage In other respects is mat.
ter ~ general admiration by photo
play actors and actresses. He has
performed some OF the most death
defying feats ever done for motion
pictures. when e comes to having
anything to do with mice. however.
he draws the line
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Don't let your nose get into other
peoples business. That's why a
fork is used for eating pie.
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al have often received letters
with the stamps placed on the en-
veIopes in various ways, and won
dered II there is such a thing az
Language OF the stamps" Could
you Inform mel o. w. c.
A-Non3 except a very foolish,
or careless person viii place "a
stamp upon an envelope In any
way except the right way be-
lieye there are a few people who
can find nothing better to do with
their time than 10 poster posioffice
officials In this manner. n you
are still Interested. YOU will find
one. perhaps several. stamp Ian
gusges at the reference room OF
the public library.
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MOORE

hOOhE
Capt +. r. Kleinschmidts War
on Three Fronts.' n wonderful ser.
les OF 5000 motion picture scenes.
running at the Moore all this week.
covers every phase OF the European
war and bring one into intimate
touch with the fighting men on
both sides They show the soldiers
fighting. wounded and dying and
they show the terrible harvest OF
death that is reapcd By the machine
guns, heavy artillerymen and rifle
men. All who contemplate seeing
these pictures should not delay. as
people have been turned away from
more than one performance since
the films opened Saturday.
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o.-Whst 10 a young man to do
when he is eseorslne a girl whom
ne likes very much, and tries 10
show a good time whenever he can
afford TO do so. but the mother OF
the girl always seems TO find an
invitation TO 90. cannot always
afford 70 pay her way, but she
thinks she must 90 and she ~ants
me 10 pay her way.
~ you can give me a satisfactory
answer for this. I will consider Il a
great favor. a. S.
Alt Is the girls duty TO relievs
you 81 this embarrassing situation.
II she will not explain matters TO
her mother. you must either do 80.
or cease acting as the girls es-
cort-
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COLISEUM

COLISEUM
Fannie Ward. In "Witchcraft." "
ends her big run at the Coliseum
Wednesday night All tho school
children ought 10 SEQ this picture
Just because II IL an cxac, bringing
to lie OF a New England village
and many Of It's inhabitants. Of the
period OF 1928 As such. II IS Of
more value 10 students than the
reading OF a dozen books on Co
ionlal days. Lenore Ulrich, the
beautiful. the passionate. opens
Thursday.
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The National
City Bank
of Seattle
OF Seattle

Report OF condition made Comptroller OF the Currency
close OF business. November ~, 1916
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LIBERTY


Charles Ray. Margery Wilson.
Margaret Thompson. Mary Thur
man. Charles Murray. Louise Fa-
Eenda. Harry Booker. Howard
Hickman. Charles X. French. Way
land Trask. Thelma saltcr. and
many others are the starN IN The
Honorable Algy. and Bombs "
which will be seen a, tho Liberty
for the last time tonight This
galaxy OF stars Is one OF the largest
assembled for any one program.
and certainly have been making
tho biggest hit" OF tho season at
this palatisl theatre. Tho best
part OF II Is. that tho feature and
tho comedy arc both firsi-run.
Tho Honorable Aigy" Is n sweet
and entirely interesting story OF an
adventurous Englishman. who
comes TO The Land of tho Free"
seek wife and
fortune against his will
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Should Be
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Sold ev~ry~b.rs. In bones Zoe. use.
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IfutRrN-charies Hay In The Hon
erabi. Aiay."
soIIsEt M-fanni. Ward In witch
craft"
oIEMMEH-wiiliam rsrnana In The
~paiier.."
MI~sIO>--gbart~s Chsptia In T.
.anay q hspiin Revue"
NOORts--tsrt. kirinsrhmtdts ture-
pan War Pictures.
tOio>IAte--frsnkiyn farnum In -
stranger fretn ~omc~ here.
REN--Hryant " ashburn In The Prince
Of sranstark."
CLASS A--ryr..c Power In - Tena.
-t~~."
~rnAND-ksis and mn In "A Peek q
Pickles"