davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27
Niemcy stale W Odwrocie.
Ma Innych Teatrach Wojny.
Walki wPOlSCe.
Z Terenu Azyatyckiego.
Sprawy Morskie.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Rewo|ucya " Rosyi.
Niemcy chca Pokoju.
Niemcy chca Pokoju.
Z Teatrow Woiny,

Alianci ma zachodnim From.
Gle stale bija Niemcow, ktorzy
sa stale W odwrocie: Francuzi
zajeli Folembray i La Feuillee,
a Anglicy Lassigny i Lagni-
court: Niemcy beda musieli
wycofat sic z zajmowanej obe-
cnie linii.
Ma Litwie iw Kurlandyi
Niemcy wzmacniaja ataki -
mad Dzwina by{o ich kilka -
Rosyanie odparli.
Rosyanie w Azyi znaczne
czynia postepy, bijac Turkow:
wojska rosyjskie weszfy juz do
wilajetu Masul i zajety forty
Chanikinu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27
WLOSKI FRONT.

Rzym, 27. marca. - w dolinach
Lagarina Travignolo byla zwa--
wa wymiana artyleryjSka; ma
Cordevole Austryacy naglym ata-
klein wzieli wysuniety .okop WHO'S
ki W okolicy cory Self, lecz ich tuz
potem kontratakiem wyrzucono.
Ma Karsic bylo kilka utarczck i
podchodow, pomySlnych dla Wlo-
chow; mad potokiem Nippacco "a
jeto wysunieta austryacka pla-
cowke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27
BAKER CzYN| zAM0W|EN|A WOJENNE.
PoWo|anie da|szyCh pu|k6w mi|icyi.
Pracuja mad deklaracya wojny
Lansing "a pozyczka dla Francyi.
Mann gotow zrezygnowac.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Lansing "a pozyczka dla Francyi.
Mann gotow zrezygnowac.
'ornoc farrner6vv taIeze potrzebna.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

pelnia sluzbe zarowno ma ladzie
jak ma morzu. Uzywa sic ich |
jako piechoty i jako artyleryi, "a
r6wno ciezkiej jak lekkiej i do
obsfusi karabinow maszynowych
- wogole do wszystkich dziaiai
zbrojnych. Ma okretach wojen-@
nych tworza zaioge, przeznaczot
na do ladowania i ich przede-+
wszystkiem sic uzywa W s}uzbia
ekspedycyjnej i do obrony stacyi
marynarki. +
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27
PROJEKT POzYCZKI OLA
FRANCYI.

Washington, % marca. 4
Ma wczorajs konferencyi 4
przedstawicielami prasy oswald
cyl sekretarz stanu Lansing, ze
jeSli kongres zastosuje sic do
wskazowek prezydenta, Francya
otrzyma wydatna pomoc finanso-
wa Z Ameryki. Pan Lansing ME
przemawial wprawdzie W imieniu
pana Wilsona, dal jednak do zro-
zumienia, re obaj oni So "a udzie-
leniem pozyczki wojennej rzado-
wi francuskiemu. Procz tege Jest
jeszcze inny projekt, mianowi-
Gle wysfania wojska ma front
francuski, ma razie jednak Jest on
niewykonalny, gdyz Stany Zje-
dnoczone musza dopiero armie
stworzyG i zorganizowat.
CO do ewentualnej wysokosci
pozyczki dla Francyi pan Lam
sing mic podai zadnych cyfr, "a
znaczajac, re sprawa ia nalezy do
dcpartamentu skarbu, w ko}ach
urzedowych zapewniaja jednak,
re wynosit ona bedzie co mai
mniej S1,OOo,oOO,Ooo. Ma pokry--
Gle jcj Rad francuski musiaiby
wystawit nizkoprocentowe bon
dy. Stany Zjednoczone ME beda
zadat wysokich odsetek, ably ME
bylo nawet najnniejszego pozo--
ru, re chca ma tel pozyczce ro-
bic interes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27
MA ZACHODZIE EUROPY.
LIMA NIEMCoW ZAGRO-
IONA.

Londyn-Paryz, 27. marca. - W
ciapu dnia wczorajszego najwaz-
uiejsze toczyly sic walk Ia t. wv.
linii Hindenburga W okolicy Cou-
cy ! scissors, oraz miedzy ESsi-
gny i Benay, ma pOfudnie cd ST.
Quentin. WojsEa niemieckie So Z
wielka siia spierane wstecz, a
Francuzi odebrali i'm miasteczka
Folembrav ! Lefeuilles oraz posu-
nell sic naprzod pod Nregny.
Niemcy kontratakowali razporaz
Z wielka sila pomiedzy rzekami
Somme a Disc pozycye ostatnie
przez Aliantow zdobyte, lecz ich
wszedzie odparto, a St. Quentin,
glowna baza niemiecka novel IL
nil jest najpowazniej zagrozona.
Anglicy rowniez postepuJa: ode
brali Lassigny i Lagnicourt Mem
com wSrod walk bardzo zacietych,
ale najsilniej szturmujq Anglicy
okolice Lens. rowniez bazy ME
mieckiej, take juz gwaltownie "a
grozonej. Wszystko wskazuje, Il
GAIA LIMA Hindenburga jest w
pe4nym ogniu i ze Alianci wciaz
ida naprz6d - mino STRAIT zapew-
ne znacznych, a Niemcy wciaz So
w odwrocie, powolnyTn, ale nieu-
stannym: zdobycie jeszcze paru
punktow, jak St Quentin, La Fe-
re, Lens - musi pociagnac "a So
ba pe{ne wielkie cofniecie sic dal-
sze wojsk niemieckich z Francyi
pofn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27
PROJEKT SZTABU ZOSTA-
ME PRZEDSTAWIONY
KONGRESOWI.

WaSZVnptOn. II rndrCa, -
Ma rekomendacvc ministra woi-
nv Rakera nrezvdent Wilson DO
st,nov;1 5adat od kongrcsu. aze-
NV rchua1;, b;1 wnrowadzaiacv
no,vszechr, ohowiazek sf,Ibv
wo;slovei w mvS1 nroiektu o.
,rocovoneoo ooraco nonieranc-
oo nrzez ocnera1,v sztab armii
w rodz;c; 10 l,onores do teqo
5adani, sic nrzvchv1i ! W pc}nei
:r,;,domoGc; nov,5nvcb wvnika-
iacvrh stad zadah, dcpartamenr
,voinv nracric GAIA energia i
wvs;jk;eu Minister Baker wvda-
;o rozl,ozv Lt6rc ME zaadzaia
sio ;,,vn;c nrawcm, zabraniaia-
cen ,,rzednik kom czvni; iakickol-
v;cl, wvdatki ! zawierac kontrak.
- ~ no,rvc;c kt6rvch konpres
ME uchwalii poprzcdnio potrzeb-
~nvcb krcdvt0w, Zdaic On sobie
dobrzo snr,ve tego got6w lest
iednak wziat na siebic GAIA odpo-
,,.;odu;o1,osc ohv +v1ko niczeoo
n;o z,n;odb,f CO mozc sic przv-
czvni: do szvbszego postawienil
,,rod, ~ stanie nopotowia. CIV
ria sic zatem zam6wienia "a mi
I;onv doI,r6v amunicvi karabi--
,;,,. ,,,ezvnowvch armat aero
pIan6w ! t. d.. a niema, zdajc sic,
w CALVIN departamcncic ami jed
ncgo urzednika, kt6ryby praco--
wal mnicj niz 16 godzin dzlennle.
Department wojny spodzleWa
sic, ze kongres wszystkie Jego
tvmczasowe zarzqdzenia zaapro-
buie. uznajac koniecznoSc posple-
chu. = iakim nalezalo dzia}ac. Mi
mister Baker sadzi, ze energ'cz-
ne ! szybkie zbrojenia sq kon1ecz-
nc ME tylko dla samoobrony, a
Ic takze dla wvwarcia odpoWled
niepo moralnego efcktu na Mem
czech. ze Stanv Ziednoczone sta
raia sic GAIA siiq jak najpotez-
niei wystapic przeciwko wroso-
wi.
zwr6ciG nalczv take uwage
70 80 ;o:T konores uchwali
;o,,+ o.nsr,1ncoo sztabu, de-
!.s, o;rr bedz;e musiaf
,.,.;, ouoe;e nostarac sic !
1oct,rcz,.,: r,undur6w but6w ca
,nao r,rsztrn,,, d1a oko}o milo
- nowvch zo}nierzv. Wobcc in
rycb ME cierpiacvch zwloki prac
; v,dab 70 bedzie iedncm z mai
+r,,dr;oiszvch dIatego nan Baker
,nusi dzia}at ieszcze przcd &C.
hranicm sic kongresu.
MoR111zAcYA w PELNYM
ToKU.
Washington, 27 marca. -
Wedlc wydanych wczoraj de-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27
MA WSCHODNIM FRONCIE.
NIEMCY MA PIOTROGRODl

Londyn, 27. marca. - Donosza,
re do Rygi przybyf minister woj-
ny rosyjski, Guczkow; celem
przybycia jego zapewne-kon-
ferencya z wodzem rosyjskim,
gen. Russkim w sprawie spodzie-
wanego wiosna ataku ofensywy
niemieckiej ma linie Dzwiny dy-
rektywa ma Piotrogrod, ktorego to
planu przejawy mnoza sic: VIA
domo jest komendzie rosyjskiej o
skupianiu wielkich wojsk niemiec-
kich ma tym froncie, mas amunl-
cyl, zapasow itp. Otwarcia tego
ataku spodziewaG sic nalezy kaz-
diego dnia; juz moze nawet go o.
twarto, a przygrywkami don maJa
bye wzmozone Cd ponledzlafku
walki lokalne mad Dzwlna, oraz
porniedzy Dzwinskiem a Pin
skiem: w odcinku tym celem mai
blizszym Niemcow byiby Minsk,
wazny punkt kolejowy. Ma odcin-
ku tym Niemcy diva slime wyko-
nall ataki, a jak Piotrogrodu do
nosza - oba odparto.
Piotrogr6d, 27. marca. -
Niemcy wykonali ma Litwie diva
slime ataki IA linie rosyskie: pod
Postawami i w okolicy Barano--
wicz: Niemcy uzywali gaz6w tru-
iacvch szturmowali Wrecz, lecz
- gazy ME wicle sprawify szko-
dy, a szturmy odparto zwycies-
ko, znaczne zadajac straty ME
przyjacielowi, Pod Smorgontami
zestrzelono aeroplan niemiecki.
BALKANY.
Berlin, 27. marca, - Niema
wazniejszych wydarzeh nj zmian
ma calym froncle wschodnim,
Piotrogrod, 27, marca, - w
Rumunii spokojnie. poza odosob-
niona strzelaninq, w Macedonii
Anglicy urzqdzili reid W okolicy
Doiranu urwali jehc6w Bu}ga'
rom, w okolicy Menastyru ME
przyjaciel zdolat uzyskat jeden
punkt pred paru dniaml - to
przy uzyciu gazdw trujscych i
piomieni ptynnych - ieez wczeraj
wyparte go punktu tege pozy-
eye W caioSci odebrano,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27

wdania sic W wojnc, Amcryka do
starczac bedzie Aliantom masy
pieniedzy, zywnosci, zapasow W
tenn bcdzic gI0wnie polegala JcJ
rola.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27
CHINY A NIEMCY.

Peking, 27, marca. - Niemiec-
ki posef, bar, Hintze, tytularny
admiral marynarki nicmieckiej od-
]echai ze 5wita swq L Pekinu do
Szang-HaJu, skad' udaje sic do
Europy - via Ameryka,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27
SPRAWY MORSKIE.

Berlin, 27. marca. - Admirali-
cya nicmiecka donosi, IL w doda-
tku do raportowanych dotqd W
marcu zatopionych okret6w w
blokadzie podmorskiej, W ostat-
rich dniach zatopiono dalszych-
25 parowc6w, IA zaglowc6w 81
statk6w pOmniejszych - na lacz-
nq pojemnost $4,000 ton; wSr6d
zatopionych So diva amerykai-
skie wymienione City OF Mem
phis" Illinois" z innych nell
tralnych by}y jeden holenderski
,,.Campini", jeden hiszpahski Wi
vina" dziewiet holenderskich: z
alianckich okret6w jeden byi
wioski, reszta francuskie an
gielskie - tych ostatnich najwie-
cej,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy BED.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27

(Dokohczcnie ma stronicy 3-eD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-27
WALK w AZYI.
Piotrogrod, 27. marca. - W

PlotroSrod, III. marca. - WOl-
ska rosyjskie dzialajace ma pogra-
niczu perskiem wypierajace
stamtad Turkow, posziy "a mimi
juz W granice tureckie wkroczy-
iy do wilajetu Mossul. W kierun-
ku Chanikin wojska rosyjskie "a
jely kilka iortecznych punkt6w, I
tych najwazniejszy Kalajczahin ;
Turcy cofneli SIG ma CORY pod
Miantaga. Ma reszcie frontu
zmian niema.
Londyn, 27. marca. - Komen-
da niemiecka porozumia}a sic Z
tureckq co do reorganizacyi armii
tureckiej: powierzono to zadanie
najzdolniejszemu Z genera}6W
Mackensenowi.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-18
Red CROSS MASS
MEETING CERTAIN
MISS JANE VAN DE VREDE COM
ING TO SPEAK AND ORGAN
izE CHAPTER.

Called to Washington by the imper-
alive demands of crisis conditions
Director Wells, OF the American Red
Cross society, has telegraphed Mrs.
w. H. DeVoe that he cannot come
to Brunswick to address a mass meet
ing in the interests OF local chapter
OF the society which he represents
In his place, however, will come Miss
Jane Van de Vrede, Of Atlanta, a
noted worker in the society's cause.
She has written to Mrs. DeVoe she
will be here next week The exact
date is not yet determined.
The local chapter will be officially
started at the mass meeting then and
arrangements for q charter made al
once. However, it is planned not to
wait for the charters arrival but tC
rent some store or office and begin
organizing the work which the many
interested women here are so eager
to help in.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-18
CITY IS PRAISED
TO NAVY HEADS
OFFICERS OF S. S. REID MAKE
ENTHUSIASTIC REPORT TO
THEIR HEADQUARTERS.

Following is c communication show
ing how Brunswick impressed PEG
pie during Gala Week:
Il am informed by Chief Quarter
master A. 0. Mundale, who repre-
scented this office in your city during
Gala Week there. that every consid-
GRAFTON was shown him by your paper
and that you assisted him materially
in making public interesting news
about the U. s. S. Reid, the vessel
that visited your port, also about the
navy and navy life.
Some OF the articles from your
paper have been sent me and | read
them with great pleasure and was
much interested, not only in the navy
part OF it, but in all that was going
on In your city
II may add that | have Just had 2
letter from Capt Slayton, OF the Reid
in which he praised very highly the
hospitality of Brunswick, and said
that all the officers and men had the
time OF their lives while there.
Il appreciate and thank you fol-
your cooperation and the spirit
shown by your paper.
Wishing you and the city o.
Brunswick continued prosperity and
success, ] am.
Very truly yours,
H. l.. KELLER,
Lieutenant u 8. N"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-18
AUTO TRAVEL HEAVY
THROUGH BRUNSWICK

Automobile travel 10 the north is
unusually heavy just at present,
many tourists who have been spend
ing the winter in Florida now return
ing north. There has been an aver
age Of six or seven machines daily
to pass through the city during the
past week
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-18
'SP|R|T OF Strike
ENTERS SCHOOL
YOUNGSTERS TALK OF WALK.
ING OUT" SHOULD STUDY
HOURS BE HEIGHTENED.

Another momentous strike. beside
that Of the railroad men, looms on
Brunswick's horizon.
I It's cause lies in the threat OF Cd
position. cruelty. harshness, dislike.
hatred and general ill-will of old
maids, according to the disgruntied
class which proposes to rebel.
OF course, nothing else but such
cause could be behind the suggestion
that a twO-session day should be i'm
posed upon them, according to sun
dry spokesman of the radicals" who
happen to be, some pupils of the pub.
lie schools.
This was all implied following a
remark made by young student"
in highly disdafnful voice when he
exclaimed TO a few cronies, Gee.
fellers, let's go on a strike. Its nut.
tin but some old maids idea" They
were talking of the question which
Will come up before the next Tues
day meeting OF the Parent Teachers
association.
Much hope 10 held forth there will
be no strike, as the agitators are will.
ing to wait until the parental "su.
'preme court" decision is handed out
at the meeting and the parents, in
most instances. too. seem to get
Johnny's and Susie's idea OF the mat
ter that the present session arrange.
ment Is good enough as being sound
even though the expression may be
words from the mouths OF babes q"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

A red nose that dribbies with
mucus Is an unEightly misery. A
breath tainted with the odor OF ca
tarrh IL an offense against all health
and dcccncy. A stomach filled with
droppiuEs from diseased nasal cav
lilies may cause untold misery. and
ruins the complexion. The bowels
ciogged with strings OF ropy mucus
indicate body literally reekinE
with catArrh. causing rimples.
blotches and other skin eruptions
The blood. Hwhrming with millions
OF catarrh germs. entails upon tn.
kidneys labor that may break
them down. the lungs and hron-
chiai tubes. scourEed with tho de-
structivo influence OF systemic ca
tarrh. can lead TO anemia and the
most serious consequences
so why continue with all this
misery Send your name aud adj
dress today for a free trial OF Mr.
GauHs famous treatment Mail II
TO G, r Gauss i7oS Main ct. Mar
shall Mich. II will not cost you a
penny 20 try f. and IL surely will
astonish you with It's wonderful eff
feet I'm out coupon and mail IL
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
Story Of the RGam-Apes and Our Civilization

and habbiness-CIVILIZH71ON.
THAT TREATY OF $4,000 b. {.
WAS THE BEGINNING OF CIVIL
ZATION; for on the SacredneJ5 Of reaIes
rests the qohole fabric 81 ciUiliSahon.
But we also have a very powerful
nation which says that might is right,
that war necessity knows no law, that
a treaty is a scrap of paper.
That nation must be put down to
STAY down, whatever the cost.
We must make treaty the most
sacred act of nations, or our civilization
dies.
We are not in the story, Before
Adam; we're in the story, after
Christ"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

Editor. 1ehe Seq;
In the pass few weeSs there aas
been quite a number of articles
printed in thee papers q over the
United States In regard to the so
called drafted army now under or
ganization. These articles have al
ways been headed SHonor Men,"
etc. or they ohave VaTRays been
Epoken OF as the Honor Men"
cannot understand how they are TO
be considered as such. after being
forced or driven by the government
Gas II is now beinaQlone) to Join
their country's army.
II these men are the patriots the
newspapers would have us believe
them to be, then Why did they walt
10 be drafted? Why didn't they re-
rpond when the President called
for yolunteers? Why was IL neces-
fary for the President 10 set aside
one week in June to be devoted TO
lscss,ltlng for the regular army In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

Behind the two were rows and rows OF
barred teeth and fendish faces.
The time was come for settlement of
possession of the nuts and berries To be
found upon the plateau as nowhere else,
and the battle ragged furiously alPday.
Women-apes and Ape-women and even
half-grown children there were in the thick
of it, for the lives of all were thought to
be at stake, and throats were bitten open,
eyes gouged out, limbs torn off, stomachs
ripped open, as the dog-like teeth and cat
like claws could DO the bloody work.
By nightfall the thousands who had
screamed bitten and torn were pretty nearly
all dead, and the few survivors had to pause
because of exhaustion, and, as they stood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
WIN NOW, OR FIGHT AGAIN

Just few words the parents Of the boys ia the ser
who may go in those boys themselves and to the
regular chronic pacifsts
Suppose that today. the allied nations foolish
enough sign peace treaty with those reaybrcakers.
the German Would any OF tho allied naons dare
TO disarm No stipulated that Germany
should disarm. None OF the nations would dare TO disam
until Germany had actually dsarmed for there is faith
in Germany the heart OF any OF the millions IN
the ranks OF the allies Certainly Americans have
such faith after the in which the Geaa saoeraS
have outraged deceived betrayed and played 5000 t@s
nation
1t is a finish another
German autocracy malignant 10 tho body o.
civilization be treated with poaltices bot with
the lance Peace is possible IL is desirable
thru the permanent removal OF the dqeadiul uaady The
young the today strike bard perssseHy
successfully their ehdrcn VIII have do the bloody
work over again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

painting and looking over the vast field OF
corpses it came upon them that If the
slaushter went on there would be no Man
ape, no 'Ape-man world at all.
So these few exhausted, bleeding sur
vivors sat down together and agreed that
the Plateau Of Nuts should belong TO all.
They mutually gave pledge that Man
apes should feed upon the nuts at certain
hours and Ape-men at other hours, each
without interference by the other. They
made treaty.
In The year 1917 h. ID. The Plateau Of
Mus has spread all over the earth. NE nooc
haze Chrisfianity. schools. steam, electricity.
Petroleum. The Bible. Shakespeare, Panew.
Edison, Burbank. rights Of freedom, justice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

TF Jack London were alive, he might write
L story like this. only better:
One morning in the year ,S2000l b. c..
the Man-apes from the Eastern forests came
rushing over the hills upon the Plateau OF
Nuts by the thousand, led by such redoubt
ables as Old Tiger-tooth, Bloody-jaw, Child
eater, and others who had won their rank
by use of jaw and claw.
But thousands of the Ape-men were
ready for them. Old Blood-det roared de
fiance while the short, thick hairs upon his
forehead bristled angrily.
Stone-hammer stood forth with large
boulder in either hand, while his check
pouches bulged with smaller rocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
csPs SHOULD @oRRY

Rsitor Tho Star: want 10
know, thru your paper. what law.
ful rights one has on protection IN
a city like Seattle. A we are llv.
ing in a dry state, and all one has
to do IL 90 down on First ave, at
some drug store, and 40 for any.
thing in the line OF alcohol. and
then have It reported to the police,
who, in turn, say It's nothing TO
them n our husbands wlsh 10 use IL.
". BAXTER Lyon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

studying - out. The Doctor rays
she-it happened early this morn.
inR-the turning on the gas Jet. I
mean about four O'Clock. maybe
How could an accident happen
then7 Marybelle was asleep. She
was always sound sleeper. except
when her asthma bothered her.
And the room was locked-bolted.
and the windows fastened. Nobody
could get in. And the Poltergelst.
the wicked evil ghost. came and
turned on the Jet and left IL turned
on"
(continued In Our Next lssue)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
Letters TO the Editor

order to brixg II up TO strength
n the drafted uen arc worthy OF
the title OF Honor Men" then ia
Coos name. what Is to be said ~
the thousinds Of men now in the
regular army and National Guard
who have freely volunteereS their
services and did not walt TO be
forced into the service or go 10
jail. / believe in giving honor to
whom honor II due. but see no
hSnor in standing back ass besau @
forced 10 rervs the country 10
wsiet they live.
G. ssg. DE RTYBss@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
Mary Garden Tells
How to Grow Thin

by United Press LeRsed Wire
NEW YORK. Sept 13.--Eat war
menus and grow thin, is Mary
Gardens advice t0Amerlcan WON.
en-. Mary introduced the "gs..g}
figure" to New York today. She
got It by strictly observing the war
diet OF France While doing hos.
pital work and singing for the sol.
diers. the prima donna reduced 20
pounds, and thus got ready for her
appearance In the movies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
CHANCE FOR A BIG STORY

Washington announces that has been Invented
for detecting the German Uboats wien submerged and
that the submarine problem thereby practically solved
Washington will be perfectly Unsettled refGsng every
detail of this device and its workings Bw what the people
Of this country win demand and be entbed
authenticated Of the Oh jSt Uboat
thru the proclaimed.
Such woGld, tN&eeS be toe Important
news the whole world One mated resAlt worth
than barreul OF promises ctstc@s hopes AND
experiments.