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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-20

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bat. Nir slaubeu absr Iagen 81
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bel ben Denigiten in bieism 2auos
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bab eine tleins an3dbl bon 8arbaren
Dor Der SefTentli9tsit Oas WOrt ~
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member &f gessn bic &ultur fiib,
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gu briHsen brobeu, iOIte oas Gmerisa'
Mid, Bolt iid nit aller Guti9iebeE.
bsit abpenoeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-20

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firm bic admpfs febr fart abgeflout
unb es 1T taum nod etpas Sebsutsus
bes in biefem SABRE gu eriparten, ba
balb bic 3eit beranna6t, mann lie
2Bitterung gr0bere unterns1mungeu
niht mebr geitaffet. 9ieie Hrkiltnibs
maBiee Stils rsgt au alIsrlsi Crics
ssnsbstrGatuHgsH an. @as oariibsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-20
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-20
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fem DsrOe. SbatTddIih III 9ieie Sr'
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preis pop U&ilb gefdbroet. Der es zen
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Weun bic lebenoe Generation auf sem
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bic tommenoe Generation ON &eben 81
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iperben, Der Die 9utter9eriicanag
beberlteno bei6-dntt, 10 OuB 8cniigeno
Wil1 fir Die ainoer usrblsibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-20

Die Intlagen, bic Der Srpots
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picr aqiirteu Sifi5isrsn uno Ell
nem Oeutiden Gffi5itr bic Ingtfiihrs
ten 9rauiamteitsn unteriuGt 1at udo
sur Gntiheiouns gslargt, oaB tie
@ntlaqen pDaig teipieien uno mi.
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Der jol9s Grauiamteit srlitteu Dat,
1000 Collars 5ablen uno perpIlit)tet
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nes 8srm0geHs, bag er All $1,000
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-20

aus einsm abfassbrist
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no4 fdsen, Serr Mtier, bab ID Gis
bon 6er5sn psra9te!
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-20

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liondrsn isst Dor ii4 sebt. 1T uidi 81
perdntiporten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-20
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27
Ssh! ERASTUS
BRAINERD HAS
BIC MYSTERY ON

Announcer GREAT war mNHtery.
What ia Erastua Israinerd work.
ing at. behind closed doors. at HIS
summer home at Richmond Beach ?
More darkly concealed than Ed
son. travelling here and there with
a black bag more sinister than Ger
ards, going into seolualon for days
AT time. Etustus ~ solving some
great war problem that viii set the
world on It's ear when the secret
Is at last let out.
Antisuhmarine inventions shrink
In importance with the grim scheme
Erastus has up his sleeve. And
EraAtus friends. shrouded In igno.
rance. believe the thing will turn
out to be more thrilling than air
warfare or suh-chaslng off France
Because he refuses to give out
any Information until he has con
ferred with Herbert Hoover. how.
ever. and because he Is chairman OF
the Seattle Chamber OF Commerce
food conservation committee. there
are those who believe that ErnstuH'
invention Is nothing more than n
new kind os bread A taateleas
mess. no doubt. that you have TO
smother IN quart OF expensive
syrup before you can down II.
Barley Is the material that this
strange food OF the future IL said To
be made OF. and Il il said TO be
baked in the heat from violet ray.
or some such ultra-latc device un.
covered In the realm OF science.
Meantime. EraAtus will not make
a statement
tie continues TO take mysterious
iourneya To goodness knows where
lie cannot be reached by tel..
phone at Richmond SO.
His office Is locked for weeks ut
time
And the world Is gripped In tho
mystery OF the thlng. awaiting the
solution Of tho great puzzle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27
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Today's Programs

Coii.eum--BiiiIs Burke In The Mys-
terious Miss Terry"
Iiberty--scssue Hayakawa In 'iia-hi-
murs Togo"
Ciemmer--Brysnt washburn In "sisin-
ner's Baby
R.s--DourIa- r.irh.nh. In wild and
wooIly"
strand--wniiam Desmond In Master
Of uis House"
Missiou--B~ssie BarriscaIe In "Bswbs
o. Blue Ridge"
Glass A--Doris Grey In Her Beloved
Enemy"
The Russian art films have arrlv-
cd on our shores. They comprise
the work OF the leading Russian
actors in plays taken from the great
est Russian authors. For practice
In developing their neck muscles,
readers are requested to recite the
following names OF famous Russian
players now with us on the screen !:
Mines. Gzovskaia. Cholodnaia. Lisen-
ka, Balasheva and Ourevina. And
for the second exercise. Messrs.
Mozihukhln, Rimski. Bachsheef and
Cheruvlnoft Whewl
"Get started In the right way" is
Mary Miles Minter's advice to
would-be screen stars Recently a
14-year-old wrote the American
star that she was planning a runa.
way to the movies. Mary wired the
girls mother and the girl was de
tanned. She followed the wire with
a letter, and now the child is study.
ing acting.
Viola Vale 10 the new leading
woman chosen by Thomas II. Ince
TO play opposite Charlie Ray. Miss
Vale will be remembered for her
work In Blograph pictures and with
the Lasky- Morosco companies. op
posite Sessue Hayakawa and
George Beban. Most recently she
has been featured In Fortune photo
plays. made by the Balboa company
for release on the General Film pro
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27
COUNTY SCHOOLS
TO OPEN m WEEK
Vacation Is almost over.

vacation ~ almost over.
September King county Riddles
viii 20 back 20 their several boxes
OF learning. and II present plans
prevail. will study this year from
800 A. m. to 400 p m. instead OF
from 800 a m. until $3.50 .. m.
A. s. Burrows. who will take OF.
flee as county superintendent OF
schools next week. is behind the
new plan. and will talk II over with
the teachers who gathered Monday
morning at the Broadway high
school for the annual county teach.
ers' convention.
T. +. Hulse. head OF the rural
extension department OF the Del
bingham State Normal school. will
be appointed assistant superinten
dent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27

readers Of the magazines and
newspapers Of this country.
Sessue Haynkawa proves him.
self lifelike Hashimura Togo and
comedian of top rank. The com
edy element In the play has been
interpreted with many dramatic
situations. and the happy ending to
oil his troubles is told with n Wv
idness and sureness OF the
artistic touch that will hold the in.
terest OF the audience.
Billie Burke. with a country wi de
reputation on the speaking stage.
and with added laurela on the
screen. Is at the Coliseum In The
Mysterious Miss Terry" photo
drama OF unusual excellence. writ
ten by Gelett Burgess Miss Burke
has been given drama, the title
role OF which permits her TO give
to the screen what she has given
to the spoken drama. her mag
netlc personality and clever bits
Of comedy for which she Is famous.
She IL assisted in her love prob.
lem by Thomas Meighan.
Bessie Barrlsealc has the role Of
mountain girl In "Bawbs o Blue
Ridge" at the Mission Miss Bar
riscale gives an excellent exhibit
ton of her Versatility In the crea-
ton of the fragrant and breezy
character of Bawbs. A good love
story--the open country and beau
tiful scenery add much to the
production.
William Desmond, one OF the
most popular OF film stars, Ia seen
at the Strand this week in Tri-
angle production under the caption
OF Master OF His House"
A Westerner and society belle
gets tangled up In the web Of mat
rlmony Mother-in-law steps in and
tries to help tangle things up, but
| In turn gets herself In bad.
Director Edwards, of the TIT
get tangled up in the web of mat
explosion that occurs during the
play Tons of rock and earth are
blown into dust.
Thot bewitchine little star. Doris
Gray. holds forth at the Glass A In
"Ter Beloved Enemy"
Hazel DAILY, who lie Bryant Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27
COOK RECpUITER IS
ALL UP IN the AIR

]. G. Marmaduke. manager OF the
New Washington hotel. has enlist
ed so cooks to teach regulars at
American lake how to cook. He
acted under instructions from the
war department and Saturday the
Instructions were changed. and
Marmaduke now doesn't know
whether all he has done is In vain
or whether the telegram he receiv-
ed from Washington was meant as
a spur to greater effort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27
Biows of Dust Envelop New Army Barracks at Camp Lewis

bio OF turning out $4,000 loaves o.
bread day has been set up.
10000 Men Work
Ten thousand workmen ARE on
the Job. and buildings are riains
so fast that men who have been
away for a day have literally heca
lost among the new output when
they returned.
Mai. Gen. II. A. Greene. who will
command the sist division. as the
American lake force will be called
arrived Saturday night.
Earlier In the day. Brig. Gen. Ed.
ward Burr. who wifi command
field artillery. arrived from Van.
couver barracks.
> Lieut. Col Peter Field, chief sur
geon. and Lieut.. Col. Lloyd l.
Smith. division sanitary inspector
are also on hand.
Approximately 500 young Off.
GERS we're scheduled 10 report to
/ day.
Thirteen lieutenants OF the new
army are on hand. taking lessons
In the bakery school. at the state
military reservation. in prepare
ton TO supervising kitchen sup
plies and equipment
1900 Officers to Report
More officers are dribbling In
daily. and all OF the 1900 commits
stoned officers are expected to re
port for duty Aug, %.
The two things that will strike
the recruit most forcibly when hs
| first sees his new home will be the
| dust-unless II rains within ths
next few days-and tho uncanny
effect OF rank on rank of buildings
all exactly alike. stretching nvay
until they dwindle out of sight II
the distance.
Keep Roads Oiled
The roads are well oiled. bu
thousands of feet and hoofs ant
wheels have beaten the wrole prai
RE to powder, and It rises In clouds
and hangs in a golden haze abov,
the camp. visible long before tn,
| buildings are reached.
! FNiit WIG ptifdlnSb themselves
are great, oblong, many
bowed. but featureless boxes,
crowdlng with nlghtmare.like
repetition, row on row, tn tho
eyes grow confused and tho
brain loses count, and the feet,
ploddina thru the dust, grow
weary OF trying to get to this
end Of them-lf there 10 an
end.
Nevertheless, Uncle Sans new
army will be we'll cared for ant
comfortable In them.
No chances are being taken OF
matters of sanitation, water supply
etc.
Protect Water
For instance, every dwelling hat
been removed from the entire wa
terahed two miles from The camp
where are located the four we'll
and the large springs that fill tn,
six 200. 00gallon tanks. and arme,
guards patrol II constantly. permit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27

burns leading woman In skin.
ner's Baby" AT the Clemmer. In not
yet out OF her teens This little
star was graduated from the Wen.
dell Phillips high school In Chi.
cago and Immediately entered mo.
ton picture work at Essanay. She
~ one Of the few Actresses who
have won their rank on the screen
without stage experience OF some
sort.
"WIid and wooIly." AZ the Rex.
was the second Douglas Fairbanks
production TO be released by Art
craft pictures. II dlscloses the
athletic Douglas in the role OF the
notwithstanding youth Of the
East who realizes his fcudest fan.
cias amidst the great plains OF Ari.
xona In this picture the energetic
dispenser OF laughter presents HIS
efficiency In the various accom-.
plishmcntn % the cos boy. portray.
ed In hia own inlmitahle style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27
TAX LEVY RAISED
2,74 MILLS FOR 'I0

Taxes In King county will be 2.Ti
mills higher next year than this.
Basing the estimate on the expense
estimates filed by department
heads. Auditor Wardell says the tax
levy next year viii be 1910 mills.
against 1856 In 1917. The assessed
valuation OF county property is
$3.50, 000.0
In the city taxes will amount to
24.9 mills. against 20.72 mills in
1917.
The city council was scheduled.
Monday afternoon, to adopt the bud
get, which calls for s5,319, 60929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27

Compound and tried II and IL has
helped me wonderfully. so the sore
ness Is all gone now. believe Ly-
dia f.. PInkham's Vegetable Com
pound Is just the remedy for 70
male troubles. Mrs Elizabeth
John, X. +. d. No. 4, Toledo. Ohio.
Lydia H. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound. made from native roots
and herbs, contains no narcotic or
harmful drugs, and today is regard.
ed as the most successful remedy
for female Ills. There are thou.
sands OF voluntary testimonials on
file In the Plnkham laboratory at
Lynn. Mass, to prove this fact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27
Believe Spy Blew Up
Mare Island Powder

By united Press leased Wire
WASHINGTON. Aug 2T.-Gov.
eminent agents are conducting a
spy hunt for persons who engineer.
ed the powder explosion at the
Mare Island navy yard. following
the decision. SATURDAY. OF the tnvos.
tlrating board that the explosion
was tho work OF a spy. dsslgusd to
cripple America In the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27

Drafted men In civilian at
tire, drilling az Fifth ave. and
Bell o.. 10 quality In the new
national army as non-eommls-
stoned officers. Views OF the
eantorment al American lake.
where the drafted men OF Seat
tie will live. and Mayor Gill
a, work In his war garden, arc
the most interesting features
of the Starllberty motion pic
ture weekly at the Liberty IN
sii Wednesday night.
Seattle ElkH parading al We
natchee. and an auto running
amuek and crashing into a Second
ave. etorc window. also aro shown
Comedy Very Good
A comedy that will prove a mos,
effective antidote for the blues or
anything faintiy resembling them
Is -Hashim4ra Togo. fasc.nRt.
ing screen version ~ Wallace lr
sins own japanese sehoolhoy
stories which are so familiar "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27
Potato Bugs Make Big
Gain on MAYORS Patch

boy. paKe Big Ben
Mayor Giirs alarm clock failed
TO explode" as per usual at 80
Monday morning. 80 the cabbage
worms and potato bugs had free
rein in bis war garden while the
mayor was busy pounding his
ear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27

Nevada.
Nine weeks ago the prairie was
empty To-day. barracks TO house
thousands OF men are finished
beds are being set up In the nrst
o. the hospital buildings before the
last have been begun. warehouses
are bulging with clothing and food
and more comes In carloads every
day: stables for thousands of
horses and mules are practically
ready. and a battery OF ovens capa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27

from a female
t r o u b lie that
caused a great
deal OF soreness
across my back.
and through my
abdomen. Some
times II would
be very painful
after a hard
days work. ]
read about Ly-
dla f. Pink.
hama Vepefabia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27
BY Mabel Abbott

AMERICAN LAKE, Aug. II
When the first lnstallment Of
raw material OF the national
arrny.to-be arrives at Camp
Lewis, the American lake can
Torment, its housings will be
ready for II, from all indica-
lions today.
Lying on the brown prairie,
In the approximate outline Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27

ting no one TO 20 upon II save for
necessary work on the water sys-
TEN.
There are troops here already
regulars and guardsmen.
Big. tanned. grinning fellows, and
short. stuffy. trowny fellows. young
sterH with girls, and seasoned cam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27

bell two miles long and a
mile ard threc.qusrters across
the mouth. with the parade
ground In the center, the huge
army elty--the largest Of the
rs eantonments--is taking on
the visible shape in which II 10
soon TO be the home Of 10000
men from Alaska, Washington,
Oregon, California. Montana.
Utah. Idaho. Wyoming and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27
NURSE HAD
POOR HEALTH
Suffered Much Pain, Yet
Had to Work-Finally
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound

Toledo. Ohlo.--'T am a widow
and go out nursing. and suffered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27

CLUB BREAKFASTS. STARTING
30 CENTS
To suit your taste and pocketbook
HOTEL Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27

Hazel Daily, who lie Bryant Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-27

For instance, every dwelling has
been removed from the entire wa.
tershed two miles from the camp,
where are located the four wells
and the large springs that fill the
six POO. 00o-gallon tanks. and armed
guards patrol II constantly. permit.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16

full night. I would give all possess
10 be able 10 clear my mind OF every
shade 81 thot and let IL just become
blank Then perhaps sleep would
sometimes l wonder why nature
makes u necessary for humanity g.
sleep, We live 80 short time and
we rest SO long afterwsrd that some
times ! almost feel We should know
no WEAKNESS until almost the end
IL would make rest AID quiet and
peace seem an inestimsble boon, lit
tie book.
Last night, after softly closed
the door between Dicks room and
mine | felt ] could pot sleep. aitho
~ was very late picked up n9vel
seat and began % Psad u happened
20 be The SecoDd BlOomiDg, which
] had read without much interest
while I was 80 long tied 70 my bed
The book lay open, and more 20
soOthe myself n sleep than for any
thing else. I started 20 Rad IN the
middle az the page. / came 10 the
sentence. "One has Co love very deep
iy 20 stand marriage
! laid ID book down and wondered
w anyone rver lowed deeply enough
90 stand marriage to stona intimacy
of envy ifri We are such changeabie
creatures little honk. the thing that
made ls very happy yesterday fails
10 touch us TODAY.
Before Dick and were married
We only knew each others tempsra-
UentE We did not realize We were
different people parted Nv barriers -
habit and ways % LIVING By views
and absence 81 views on everything
with which We came In contact
We know each other now for We
have both paid In annoyance. IA
heartache. In despair IN ennui the
penalty Of love. We have lea rnsd
even in closest contact two people
arc still two people-they never can
be one. whatever marriage may de-
cree.
Little book. I never can belong ana
last night realized really a. not
want 10. What bad wanted aIi
these years was not g. belong 60
Dick but that Dick should belong 20
me.
Dick and nave made The common
mistake OF mankind we have tried
q separate Intellect from emotion
We have tried 20 love with some
thing else besides the mind Dick
has tied his mind 20 bis business and
given TO me sort % feeling that
he thot too ephemeral for his mind
70 enter. 7 have tried 20 shut ont
my mind from what gave g. Dick
and consequently gave him 90 little
he has gone &C. others for The ne
penthe that would aueii the universal
longing
little book intellect - not intel
lect alone but 70 r. an inconpre
stble something composed % intellect
and emotion. Everything art poll
Ties religion. patriotism. social re-
FORM love--all these are only intel
lect driven down one path or another.
Little book. 7 am not going % try
70 separate mr. mind from my soul
%s brain ana hink WIN Win '9 my 'S Ssar yin
- pguep-~d.1
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16

Girl and Parents Wait For
Hours in Auto While Hosts
Are Detained By the Police

STAY there wore moments OF sigh
INK 700 Yet they stayed until the
sheriff WAS found. got his prisoners,
ana started back Tor The university
town
And al this would never have
bsrptued II e. Brown. Ann Arbor's
eaeireyed motorcycle patrolman,
.haa net caught Rogers driving
Csrlpbells machine 40 miles an
ns.r on July 4 within the confines
ot Ann ArNor Campbell. who was
sIong paid the SIS hno with a
check
i,.t returning 20 Detroit Campbell
stcpr.G payment on The check -
told Ne Detroit police he didn't
think Tho Ann Arhor patrolman was
a slre enough cop" PRtrolman Nc
Nay saw Campbelrs license number
on Wood ward ave and invited the
d-iver to accompany him 10 Central
station There Campbell telephoned
Forcr- 20 bring money--and the pQ'
fc. took Rogers "A we'll
Rogers had the Ann Arhor party
~ his machine when caught. and
since rore OF them could drive the
ca-sLhey waited
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16

While the Detroit police were try.
ING tc and the Ann Arbor sheriff
and While John Campbell and Phil
Rogers both OF No loo Rosedale
court. were guests In the cell block
Of the central station Ypsilanti
miss with her father and mother
ana friend waited outside the sta
zion IN CaMpbells car. None OF
them could drive the machine tina,
had brought them from their home
% Detroit Tor a little trip
Il aAs nearly o'clock Saturday
afternoon when Rogers went in TO
Join his friend Campbell. who had
leen arrested earlier by Patrolman
Mckay, o. The Bethune-ave station.
upon complaint OF the Ann Arbor
sheriff II Was after 10 o'clock when
the sheriff. finally located came 20
central station and took away his
prisoners
All this time the Ypsilanti miss
with her father and mother and
friend waited often they complain.
ed OF hunger. vet they stuck Il our.
A. fret taev laughed A. their plight.
but during the seven hours Of their