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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20
Wrunbcigenrnms.l iebertraauuaeu

@eorge IS. 6nller nno Srnu an Wm.
Sobrpipolsfi unb s. q. Stieren; @runo@
ltitf an Der 8ater Str; $15fO Il. q.
ebas. @roerfe an Sermanl @roene
K. 446 Gder Qanb nn6 40 Nder Qon0.
$4,000.
Seroinano 5erff II. q. an S. s. 0ols
per- @rltnotild III S%outbplme; $3.50.
N. =. Tetrid an 8etrideGmar Qum<
Der eompanp, @runo5tiid on Ser 2antar
Str; $50 Ii. ".
9errrp. uno S. i&olbe an 8iniam lno
@bba SoHnfon, 100 9fer 9anb;
$12, 500.
Silenon Guerra at Mlp1onie Dams,
grui1ottild an Der Colorado nno auis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20
YET SentidDem ariessgefansemen
i'm Sibirien.


Gin Seilnebmer an ser grpeois
tlon oes ihpeoii6en Goten areuses
5lir geiibtigntlg unb llnterltiibutg
Der 9rie9sgefangenen III Hl1Blmlo
", @. @aloenitrom beridtet i'm
@Stodbplm Mftenblaoet~ BON ieiner
&eiie, Die i'm nit 2iebesqaben mad,
Srfllfsf IolDie nod Stretensf an Der
manoI6urii6en 8ret5e gefiibrt bat.
Nn lebbafteiten bat Ell einen itinl-
mungspoQeh @ottesbienIt in &ras-
noiorsf III %GrinlerungA @ir fanen,
10 beridtet er, on einem Sonn=
tag oortbin uno Die oelltld,e 8om-
paallie oes 2aqers batte einen be-
%ionoeren feierlihen @ottesoienlt por=
bereitet. On es in Ser Nopentsseif
mar, fonttte Der Greoiger unlere
Gertellnna Der 2iebesgaben nit Dem
beporitebenoen @eibnaftafeIt in
&%erbilollng bringen. Der &reoiaer
mar Elm oentiher gefangeller Sheos
loqe- gr lpra1 nit riibrenoer @1r-
me pon8etbnadten als Dem aennein-
lalnen Set nflo bon Ser crime
rllngslieben Seimat. Nahoem Sic
Witglieoer Der idppeoiihen gfnte
&rer5-Grpeoition ibre Gldbe Dor
Oenn EreOiger eingenommen batten,
ialig Elm gutter gel6ulter Gbor nit
berrllden Stimmen Elm 2ie0 aus
Dem Seloplalmenbnd). 9onn fofgte
oen @eIang cine beionDere 9iturgie
Der aopents5eit. Die Stimlnltnq
mar bon sSeierlidlfeit nno 9riioerlid.
felt erfiiat. slGe ldieren tief err
g%riffen. Nur iuenige BON De1 Sell
neblnerll oes @o~ttesoienftes fonn-
ten ibre 9r0nen 5~liriifboltel.
Iebnlid geitoltete eS iib iiberaa,
mo- Die mit@abelt reid gefiiQten 3u-
&c. eri6ienen. Sic oerbreitetell ct
mos BON MISUNDERSTANDING in Sen
8efangetenlagern. Infer Den Ga
ben befanoeit iid) llnterfleioer, Sano-
ld)ube II. 9efen uito es oauerte nidt
langc, bis lie III @ebronh eerom-
men mliroen. slber es CAB alld)
llniformen un0 eS mar riibreno I'll
iebeu, nit melfer 5reiloe Die Sc
fungenen Die altert beidaoigten
mo idmnbiaen 2lttilpelt nit Ser
ileuen Ittsriiltltug nertanidten. Ga-
tiirlid muBte Die 9tuffidt iiber sic
@efangenen itreng iein. aber auorer-
Ieits fointe man feititelerL ooB i'm
9roBen gan8en elm qittcs GerbdIt-
mis- 8ipiiden ben @efouaenen unA
Der 9elpadung berri6t, mas lid) bier
Defenders BEL ben rlIIiifen 2ono-
Itiirmern 8eigte. Infer oen Diff
5ieren Der 9etpodiilg traf mon
otrrfmea pornebm gelinnte M0nner
unD Die Soloaten begten feinen @roQ
gegel ibre ~gefargenen Seinoe. SIN
Stretetsf muBten sic @efonqelen
lelbit 8oifer ans eillem 6llB bolen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20

Der lpeitab bonn Eager lag. gs
gerrldte itrenge @interfaIte. Wfan
1ab eineft 9euti6en, mie er lid
nit Dem 8alierpaeen o~5arbeitete
nno fpieoer Salt madte, Inn @ar-
me IN ieine froltigen Sanoe su bar
den, Gin ruiiiider 9oIoot, Ser
Nad)e itano, 5og feline 'Sanoldube
ab uio gab lie Dem Deutideu. 8iele
lolde fleine 3mge bon 8eritanonis
nno 5reunolidfeit f0nnte man nod
ersahletl.
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miro bon ibrem @utten uno bier
Ginoern iiberIebt.
gu @oultor itorb 6raa Marp
&uebel I'M Sitter BON 20 Sobren, tie
miro bon ibrem @atten, ei1len Sobn
Ioipie 8oblreid)elt @ei6miitern iiber=
le6t; ooS 8eerabniS finoet IN 9(m-
monspiQe ltatt.
gu gictorio itarb @ultou
Sdtniot I'M Sitter bon 60 osobren,
Der geritorbene NOR in 9eufidlan6
geboren, fam ober idon I'M sitter
bon 8ipei Sobrell nod 4n1erifo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20
InIan0.
Ser Gpnnt BOT q,


Ger Senat bat ant Wtottod
Die 8eratung iiber Ole Chamberlain
Irmee 8ia, tpel6e cine g~rboh1no
Der regularen 9lrntee auf $4,000,
Der Natiotlal @aroe auf 100000,
lofpie Die 9ilourg zines 6reimiaiqen=
&orps bon $4,000 Mfann besipedt,
aufgenommelt. Die 4rmee loa alto
ollf cine ungefabre Starfe BON
$4,000 Malm eebradt meroen.
9as Saus beriet on1 Samitaa
ltber Die SopS Irunee : Sill. 2epra-
l%entant Wann bon Sainois erflarte
Die beabli6tigte @ermebrl1no ser
4rnaee anf 100000 Mann fir
ourdJalls ungeniigeno uno aonqreB-
mann aabn befiirnortete cine Ser
lfarfnng oerieIben atf meniqItens
100000 Mann.
Storfe &logen meroen iiber
Die 4nitauung ser Sraht in oen
oltll1en Stoaten uno banptladlid
IN Seem Yorf lart. Ser Gerfanof
Der gaumpoae bon Seras mad, sen
Spinnereien in Maiia6uietts, ser
frilber in 30 Sagen belperflteliat
lpuroe, nininlt iett orei Monate IN
anlprnd; Der Mongel zines iegli=
den SDltems in Der 8erididllna bon
6radt miro tief bef(agt.
Im 26. uno 81. Mai miro in
Wolbington unter @oriib bon Gr-
Broiioent Gait cine aonpention ser
Srieoens- Sign itattsinfen. llnler
friiberer @ouperneur Golquitt, ionic.
Erofelior 2opett BON gice-Snititut
5n Souiton merben oaran tell 1eb=
men.
Senator Gulberlon 6rud)te am
Sanlltag cine Gorlage i'm Genot
Elm, Die cine iharfe Strofe fir Mae,
ipelden 1abgeipielen miro, Drobbrie-
e an ben 8raiioenten per 8oit qe-
ldidt 81 6oben, beitimmt. Die giI
lIebt cine Marimalitrafe BON $1,000.
uro flint Sabren @ef1ngnis Dor.
Braiioent, @ilion lit auaen-
hlidlid NIT e~inaeianoten gegnaoi=
gungs @efnden i%ibcrbanft; er loa
.pabrelo ieines 4mtstermins ii6er
1000 oerlel6cn erhalten 6oben.
@oupernellr Stallion BON oSn=
oiana bat Sbomas 8oggert, Sen
@ertreter SnOiana's i'm nenofrati-
ld)en Nationalfomite, 8lum 9unoesIe-
rator ernalfnt, I'M ste ourf sen
soo oes Senator SbipeIp entItanoe=
ne gafar5 aus5ufiilen.
Sn 5reoerid, Mo., erIdoB
5ran Gloiie gngliib ibren Soften,
ben Nep Porter 9lopofaten 9(rtbur
e. @ngliib, i'm 8eiiein i6rer ied,s
labrigen Sodter. Dir SSrart be6m,p-
tet bon ibrent Monn brutal behan-
BELT 8lt lem uro in Selbitoerteioi
anna geAanoelt 8u baben.
Die nelttralen Ser. Staa.
ten ldidten mabreno oes arieaes
67S,443 &feroe uno MauleIel inn
8erte bon ca. $132. 100000 an ole
s(Qiierten.
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Wins Merito.

Ser Stoliener enrique giscon-
ii, Der Better Der 100 Wfeilen iiio-
lid) BON Siinaga gelegenen groBen
gnciaas Stand, lit BON m~erifaniiden
8anoiten ermoroet moroen. Seine
5ran rno feline beioen erfpudienen
Sobne maren 5ufdllig nid)t gu Soli-
le, lonlt paren lie audi ermoroet
mor0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20

Snnegeieae (aufeeregt 5lr .Soiis-
bolteriD; rSerbien lit eeldubert
mo nun miro aud nod Wontene-
gro gei1ubert, ODER mein Nr-
beits3inlnler 1T lmmer nod nibt ge-
Hubert"
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Sans III D~erretlten.

Sas nntere nn0 pbere Stufmerf
uon @r. 2f8 Sit-Gommeree strase
IT 5a Derreafen. 9a6ere Nnsfnnft In
Der Office Der uSreisn grelie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20

0"o"s selislis 20 een's;
GptfunTamen- TrDonfte.
son a,tonio ssr % m5r, ,ots
grime gr,,ss GDfton 90 ~ n
Gents Der @adons- 0ssO ~ :"
o.. ~
s,o 9se@ ySrIs ~: @tar5 Wars
$$t0o OF. iuiS N lo.S9 apllls Sloss0 lnp
S Sam; e,a 9tal, Ply o. nHo SlV.oas
$Stm q Rau.s4 ne9 9lV.so' Sall,
ssnto nu 94ns @iu.'S nlo qio,ou'
6sr eo "a Pto'e 90 III iV.oo AIio@
psi, 9S.o4 uho $500.
.EarmsgrnAufte
San antorio, Ser, 90. Mdra 1916
Sntter 1Sc-22c per Sflno
yer (nilr friide) III per 9ltbeile
2npler 11e-20c per Yfuno
curriers' 18c Der |tun0
MORN ........ 75c per 8uideI
Ssel8en -$f.26 per 8uideI
Se apsi 90 oo per glldlsI
Gums
Weinife.
&artoffeln. California 50 20. gofo<
rabo, $3.50.
Giibe &artoffeIn, 9ouiIiano. s1.75
3tpie6elu. Gal, $500 1t 1926 per
100 @fanO,
Sotnaten Seras, 6 ASrbe, $500.
r. Sugsett SaMsiloIhia SaDons, SI.UOs
sc n Q;,,,o e. Ok. ., 49, =, a., F mI
gpes. S5.o5 Y- SsuA
@iunIenfohf 50 90 Sir 70 1ts4
Seaerie, 90c ii. sf.0o.
Gira, sz.oo fnr EN- Suldel
S,s,pltun5ei', Sl;Se per Slld)el.
3s p o per SluI9;
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20

8iais 5t p~erfalfen = @alponi-
iierter, gerippter Stobl uno gau-
bol5 mltb iofort berfouft neroen.
Gel. erodett 1867, ooer fommt nad5
100 @ltitter=@ eb4uoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20

8eites Del nno @oioIim erbalt
man bon Der Slimp Oil 81. 400
Sl=gommerce Str. Nenes Sci. Ero-
big 1852.
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Wabl Mmsetgen.

an Die @iiraer bon Gan antonio:
SD made hermit b%efannt, bar idl Elm
aanoioat fir bas Gmt bes &oli3eiz uiio
Sener : aommiiidrs BIN un6 erIide sic
INN Sbre llnteritiibntg bel Der @ahI am
/. april.
%. 8. Goblin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20

SD fitubiee mid hermit a(s 9anbi.
bot fir bas @mt oes Seuer@ uu0 0ofiz
sei : aommiiiGrs BEL Ser 6eborite6ens
ben 6pe6ialipnbl an uno er1iidje Sic
S~tinlmgeber BON San Nutonio nm lire
llnteritiibunq.
Gubert q. tt6r.
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NailmluoQe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

San Nutonio. Seg., ia @ts.
@alneltpn, geitern. 1886 Gents.
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Siernit fiinOige il mid ais aanoiSat
fin bas amt bes Seuers unb 9oliseis
aontmilldrs oas 5nr6 Oie 9ielienation
pes Ndtb. Albert Stebes bafnnt aefpors
ben lit. bel Der be~boritebenoen bon Sen
&ommlilaren angeiebten SDe8iaIipabl
on ltno Iude Die l1nterfiibuna Ser
Stimmae6er bon Sau @ntonio mad.
96il @ria6t.
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gam : Grrambnisfdeiue.
6 @ien. anbalt, santos Strase,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20

San antpniu, ges., 20. @dr5 1876
Rrime grnbe Cotton Seed Oil. 7(
Gents Der Wnuone.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20

HeiD W0rf, 20. Wldr8. Mldrs.
$1,000 anD 5000; @prii, 5000 InD
$1,000, Wai, $40 S4 unb S1O.87;
Sllnt. S10.75 nno $1,000, Suli.
S10.Sfi Nuguft. $10.79 uno $1,000;
september, $10.64 unb S10.6S; Gftos
Der. 1904 un0 1857.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
KIDS PLAN WRECK
OF HAUNTED HOUSE

Police officers ordered splints
for their knees Tuesday, when
informed by Report Clerk Tom
Clark THAT kics IN the neigh.
4 sorhooo Of 23i6 Sixth ave. were
piannin ato attack a haunted
house on Halloween.
The women In the neighbor.
hood phoned in" says Clark.
after hearing their young sons
outline the plot. II seems that
the house 10 unoeevpied and
has boards nailed over the win
dows. Therefore. the Kids say.
Il must be haunted. and if's our
duty 20 break the windows TO-
night"
a couple Of officers will be
detailed TO keep an eye on the
place.
Two psrtols will work extra
time Tuesday night. in an ef-
fort TO prevent vandalism on
the part Of Halloween eeiebrst.
ors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
SHORT NEWS
NATIONAL euARpsmEN. who

NATIONAL oUARpsmEN. who
for membership in the Army and
Navy Union, It was announced
Monday.
p. j. scHNELIINo aud Jay
Meany. Seattle patrolmen, asked
the city council for s3i.Il Monday
for overtime during the summer
months.
THE FIRST craftsmanship class
In the Y. NJ. c. A. night school will
start Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock
BETTY GARRETT EDWARDS.
widow OF Harry Garrett. who died
in 1914. won her appeal in the STU
perior court for the cancellation of
deeds TO property made in favor of
her daughter on grounds she signed
the papers under threat
SEATTLE JAPANESE will cole.
brate Tuesday night the birthday
anniversary OF Yoshihito. the en-
peror of Japan. with a banquet in
the New Washington.
LIEUT.. COMMANDER JENSON,
formerly head of the submarine sta
ton at Keyport Wash. has been
placed In command of the cruiser
New Orleans, which sails shortly
for Mexicln waters.
JAMES KELLEY. logger. was
discharged Monday on a drunk
charge. after exhibiting his hob.
nails TO Police Judge Gordon and
asserting that the officer, who ar
rested him misjudged his slippery
steps on the wet pavements.
THE GERMAN Ladies' Aid so
ciety will give charity ball and
card party Wednesday night in
Franklin high school for Christmas
presents for the poor children.
A DiGNlFiED gentleman of port
ly contour was miserahly treated
by the wind Monday when il lodg.
ed his hat on the glass canopy In
front Of the Hoge building. The
janitor salvaged the hat.
CITIZEN DEPUTIES of Everett
met As |. w. WIS Monday when
they disembarked from Seattle
boat, and. after conducting them to
the city limits. they started them
southwark
CARL JOHNSON. 20. is being
held In Seattle. pending an investi.
cation of the disappearance of dia.
mond jewelry at the L. $. reclama.
ton camp In kittitas county,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
DRY SQUAD RAIDS
CERMANIA CAFE

After trailing the delivery o. a
barrel OF whisky from Pier ID 10
the home Of William Bloch. proprI-
etor Of the Germania cafe. 1922
Second ave. members OF the dry
squad raided his establishment and
found whisky in a pitcher back Of
the bar Monday
Bloch was arrested. with W. "
kuehl. his soft drink bartender. and
). Huodo. Japanese porter. Each
vas released on $500 ball.
The barrel OF whisky was taken
into the Bloch garage. 1896 K. Pros
peei St. and the raid on the down
town establishment followed. HUI
odo. the Japanese. walked into the
place with suit case during the
search. and In II was bottle OF
whisky
The Germania. 1922 Second ave.
Is one OF the popular eating places
on Second ave. and is expensiveA
equipped 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31

stalls i1s-l2t. boiling beef Toe n. .
choice pot roast. Zoe 10 isMc H.. pork
sausage. Ice H.; hamburger. Toe 10. stan
s. homo made cottage cheese. iOo 10. /:
fresh oregon butter. 2hc ~. Good Luck
margarine. lbs 5Gcs fresh ranch eggs
sbc doz stalls R.ta-ta, cucumhers Use,
for gGc; potatoes, SAGE sack beans
Ice h.. lbs 2sc pumpkins Sc. Ice. loo
each sweet peas. isc ~. g lbs. Poe; tur-
nipa lbs Toe. stall 10. brick cheese
ESQ ~ new comb honey. iac comb stan
~. 2ac can tuna fish. goes chow chow.
i6c 1T large ain pickles, Toe doE. g5c
bottle catsup gee . cans imported to-
mhtocs, abc. cans soup ssc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31

stall ~, pure graduated sugar. lbs.
Gic. stall 40, pure paRteuriged milk &c
pit &c at stalls i5s7-ib2a. veal roas,
Toe h., loin lamb chops isc H.. steer
steak. i2iAc 10. veal steak. l2hc 10
sirloin steak. tsc No.. local bacon isHc
10. half hams, Ice 10. stalls 1-a0 40c
cuffces and teas. / y lbs soc: loo soda,
DC. 25c baking powder 1Sc, stall 81.
peanut hutter. ioc H.. lbs. use; oleomar-
gnrine. zoe 10. At Hoods peanut taffy.
Sc ~ pumpkin colorcd waters. abc 10
assorted hand rolled chocolates. eie ID.
stan a.. 10 lemons. Toe SpitEcnha a
apples. 81 box delivered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
BATTLES RACE
IN EAST AND
LULl IN WEST

LONDON. Oct 3i.-tissVy
fighting has broken our along
the Russian front. while bad
weather 10 hlnderina operations
In the west
The Russians are attacking
In strong force In Volhynis,
while the Austro.cermsns. re-
inforced BY Turkish detsch.
nentn. have taken the offensive
In CaIieis. Battles continued
turnout yesterday from the re
gion west OF the fortress Of
Lutzk into the Csrpsthlsn for
est. despite heavy sno~storusN
The Russian war office this ait
ernoon claimed the capture Of Aus
tro-Gcrman trenches vest Of i.nizs
and the repulfe Of successive en-.
envy attacks IN Galicla Tho Ger
man war office on the contrary re-.
ported the fighting on the Luizk
sector resulted favorabiy 10 the
Teutons and announced the cap
ture Of Russian positions on the
east bank Of the Narayuvka river
In Galicia by the Turks.
On the TrsnFylyauian front the
Rumanlsns continue 10 press their
offensive In the jim valley aud have
captured 300 more prisoners. II was
announced AZ Petrograd The Ger.
man war office claimed the re-
pulls Of all Rumanian attacks and
announced the capture OF $3.50 RI
manian soldiers and ISL officers
on the Trsnsylvanian front since
October 10
Official statements from both
sides reported no change in the sit.
uatlcn in Dobrudja. where tie re.
treating Russo-Rnmanians are re-
ported 10 be attempting a stand
against Mackenzen'a army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
MADAM CEALY

THE GREAT EGYPTIAN pHnENOi.
OgIRT
who has the power 10 foroaee and toll
YOU on all important affairs 81 life
Tells your past. present and future life
advises In business and family affairs
eourtship and marriage. tells the name
Of the man or woman you viii marry
tells your enemies names. and how TO
conquer them makes happiness be-
tween man and Wife tells what you
are adapted Tor ana what business IL
most lucky for YOU! tells IN regard TO
your absent friends The madam was
net nr In seattle before Shs gives every
satisfaction Readings this week. spo-
ciai. soc Hotel Norris. Room 2 tt2an
Third ave. between Pike and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
PREDICTS DRY VOTE

Hugh c. Todd. Gov. Listers cam
paign manager. returned Monday
from political tour OF Whitman.
Walla Walla and Franklin coun-
ties. and reports that the voters OF
these districts are decidedly
against the initiative measures.
ANY hope OF these measures car
rying." he said. would be dashed
by the counties of the eastern part
OF the state"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
POLICE FIND KEY
TO LIQUOR STOCK

When dry sqna investigators
purchased bottle OF liquor from
Fred Mako. bellboy at the North.
ern hotei. li3 First ave. s.. they
searched for and found key TO the
Northern drug store. floor below,
In his pocket, early Tuesday morn
ing
Then they searched the drug
store and found many OF the same
kind OF unlabeled bottles OF liquor,
identical with those sold by Mako.
Ralph Boyker. proprietor OF the
hotel. and Mako were arrested. A
police lock was put on the store
door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
& Ho~A= Nm.

Tic ~ pork roast ise ib good steer
steak i1hs 10 stall a. besi fresh
Washington sfesmssy butter f5c ~
fresh Ffgund hafssfsdlsh. 100 Flass home
made lsliiss. Zoe glass peanut butter.
lee 10 Ftali 10. fancy sppiss ~ bos
stalls $3.50. fresh ground bone for chick
sns. 10 he. gSc. choice sugar cured hams.
foc 10 fancy dry salt pork Zoe o.
htonEs 80 can pork and beans. Zoe. 81
sack shit Zoe. Boo pkg fine japan rice.
gee. tnf rau olive OIL aEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
MADAM NELLIE,

greatest ciairveyant and phren-
aioKist guarantees 20 read your entire
life past. present and future. gives true
advice on business. love, health and
family affairs tells the name Of your
future husband or wife. and what TO do
20 be successful In life She has Just
arrived IN ,hi. city, never here before
one visit viii pay you for your many
dlsappointments In others She will re-
move al obstacles and toll you how 10
win and hold the one You desire She
gives advice on all important affairs Of
life Special readings soc. Hotel Elk
room g. 1891 Second. near Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31

ZINE cocoa. 2fe ~ chocolate SEE 10. q
iApipn's tsa. SEE ~ Jsi-o A. pkg link
~ best Jersey butter. lbs 5se. good
storage sEEs atr dor Yakima hensY
zee frame. xwisbaak ibs ztr. chin
psppefs Be- 10. plies. 100 each bananas
sts d0K ofAnEes gtc dor crabs Toe
zach. sirimps ibs Gfss kippef~d
salmon. ? ibs 1tc MIXED sweet pickles
gee pt Mustard pickles. zoe ~ apyier
al kfrGs from &C 60 20 box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
4S-Farm Lands for Sale.
sass WILL MY
ACRES SMALL uou-E

$50 rash and $40 monthly viii nay
Tor it There V part ~ the place
cleared soii 10 very good. located
less than a mile from \ y
railway ma fnen. This would
make a good poultry ranch. and
" desired can iet YOU have more
land 4 " Sucking. poultry
ranch kirkland Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
of Thanks.

M WISH 10 THANK otN MANY
friends and nstxhtor~ Tor theif kiuds
Hes. and assistance 40 us Aufins cur
late bereavement Aisn the Electrical
Workers udd Fellows snd other So
eirtis@ and friends fur che heautlfpl
fioseFs
Mis- WILLIAM y THOMAS
DWIGHT AND ARTHUR THOMAS
MRS MANY THOMAS
ARTHUR AND LUTHER THOMAS
MRS a. JONES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
PUBLIC MARKETS
PINE STREET

sirioin steak, zoe H. choice Sliced
bacon. csc ~ ncring sea salt hcrrinH
Sc. Alaska salt herring. 26c; California
raisin bread Ice inns $50 coffee. aSc.
fepox soap. . bars use, sauerkraut. Sc
10. pot roast Toe Ii. lard lsc a.
Jonathan apples, 81 box. Red Shield
butter zoe 10. tomatoes. 4ac box; best
japanese rice. lbs 2ac Eunpowdcr tea,
soc III. local patent flour 81 sack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS
Funeral Notice.

ND-4fn this city. Oc-
tober 30. 1915. Ellen beloved wife
u y. ! Mulhoilana and mother
II r.. A.. 81. r.. ., j.. IT,. ana
". a. MulhoIlind. Mrs a. l..
kathony. Mrs J " Tearpe. Nrs
j. y. Cunningham and Mts y y.
EnKle. aged ~ yrark
Funeral services eiil be- held
"wednesday AZ .. m. - johnson
a iiamiiton's. Broadway aud
Union. All friends invited Gre
nstjcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31

~ $50 ACRES HUTTON vAsHoN
Raise anything. water IN house. bear
inE fruit trees; close to grade and
high school Phone Queen Anne 1915
= RisaEEa, ctnh Wsstiake \ Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31

The Chinese roots
ard herbs ear sue
ce.sfgiiy treat all
disorders Of men
and women.
Special for THE
,orthache. head
ache. % IN q c h.
rupture. chiii. sore
hro at. yellow
FEVER. swelling.
pt m Pies skin.
wounds. ahscess
and nervous dis
orders have been
treated suecesxfui-
liz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31

stalls ao-si, prime steer rib roast. lie
~. steer sirioin steak. lie M, leaf lard
teisc H.; veal outlets. tsc ID choice
legs iamb. iSe h.. fresh dressed chickens,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-31
;s-LOT FOR SALE
Don't PAY RENT

when Yor can bus yaur awn home
wifh tent money Price only
ts5s. terms $40 down. 80 fuonth-
tY we'll built. piaHtrred cottage
city water electric lights ric
huiit m 20 foot lot. close ie high
and Graded school blocks from
street rar. Immediate possession.
burke a Fsrraf 700 Sew York
Block