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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
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GREAT TONNAGE OF
COAL IN NOVEMBER

WASHINGTON. Dec. "+.--Whtle Soy
cral sections of the country actually
ars surcrrlnS fer want or coal. mines
producing httuninouS cnnl turned nni
more during November thnn IN my
morth N history, VITA or" exception.
Tho geological survey r"r"rt"d Today.
These .l.n"S urN prac'irnll? "r" month
;hnud rr III Oil production ami II tho
present output ~ maintained production
HIS year will ho ntno per cent in excess
nr las: year.
Tao average daily produr'iun Tho re-
pnr, says. WAS l.S72. 900 tons and It was
attained through tho !ucreasr IN the
OUTPUT, in Illinois. Indiana and western
hrn;u"ky. Much "r tEr Increase IN
!lt-lnis nt!i lnhianU ~ attributed 10 the
fact HAT tho miners had Jus; returned
from III" strike ut effect daring Oc-
tobcr.
Mines IN central Pennsylvania, Mary
lnnd. W"Sc Nirc:H!a and eastern Ken
rIck%, fell below their monthly record
while thnso III western PENNSYLVANIA.
ohio and Michigan, barely held their
own.
The years outrU: to October |. IS cs-
:imatcd at 5n@. 0Hl ."hh tons
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Ir,ro6rtare Order.

TIL" pul.';" :'.T|i'' commission today
entered 80 ur,,.r authorizing ell rail-
ronas. ~. ~.,iinr !" W"s; Virginia. TO
wi'h!r:'v I,nL cancel present arrange
,uc,;% rrr The r;nI";n"'t' nf NIL classes
IL vri.mt" ..r "'h'r Sp''''Hl passenger
cars Of my 'yr" "Xr"rl federal "r state
government. cars rud /" IIscori;rrne the
Irn..r,r" "f Furnishings ~ hauling sp"-
ctnl ."r rrvA'" passenger cars.
i protest from ~" Central Trades
,,rI Labor council "f !'nrkrrshiTE. r"p-
rrs"u,iug Lion n"rhnEics. was received
.oGa; Ivy the commission. ia" body i'r"-
testing Hgm!ust street ear service In
that city. Il ~ complained that ii is
necessary ~ i,Hy ;wn car"S I" r.,.r a ain
VI" iu.i" wiIhiu ih'' rItY limits and IN
uihcr ,:I-.:.. [" suburban. dtqt"!CiS. ana
- stand II cars wtth 10 or moro pas
srll;-"rs ~ 4 ti:ur. An Investigation by
'!l,. ,'un'InlSSinn * asked.
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Thu balancing mird Is Il mind tha'
weighs evidences. and that weighs 1t
with the caro- which tho jcw"lier
weighs precious stones. or tho chemist
atoms.
such mind - 'NNuls;tire As we'll oS
conclusive. sc"f!na; /" tnTcSttEat" old,
as wc!I HS - infer now. truth. con-
<c!ous Of it's lahilit! To- orr ~ we'll M
d. -rrnincd To rliuE - and L. ENFORCE
,:te jnst c"nvict."uS. X Is willing I"
hn'i Itself III suspense. II Is not I'm
pa;.cnt. knowing ,ha:. Il error can &"
rru;ld tho world while truth Is pulling
on i,s boots. truth having put on us
boots Will finally "v"rtakc error anu
will kick Il or the world.
Il - not superficial. for 1t seeks out
tho renl hear of things. 1t Is not
harrow. for it knows that nothing "x-
lists alone Each has relationships.
II Is broad Yc; 1t is not 80 broad
that II Is IN peril OF becoming thin IN
its hnowlcdE" and superficial In It's
Judgment For 1t recognizes that ntcs
Problems are usually definite and tndlrt
dual.
The balancing mind seeks to exclude
nil unworthy evidences Tho winds of
passion are shut OK. The desires for
u certain. conclusion Ar" suffered &c
have ~. place In It's constitution. The
effect IONS either Of love or hate. 1cal'
cusy. envy. righteousness. ambition
NJ. eliminated. Like tic chemists
scales. & knows neither heat :sor colo
nnv We nor dry. neither altitude nor
harnYrrtriC pressure. II secs truths. &c
rur as may h" possible rcv men, "a on
ntSctrr"e sos theta. It's light IS
white. co1Orcd nciIh"r by purple prom
,srs nor Aarkened by shadows Of SORROW
or impending gloom.
! Tho balancing mind is n fore" which
Is Cnpablc OF being cultivated. To
create I. or 20 foster = - ono or th'
primary purposes Of education. lts
growth we'll measures tho growth OF
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HOW 1T BALANCES

The latest detailed report Of OR for
eign trade is tardr in coming TO the
surface. We never do Eet The official
figures but what they refer 10 month
or six weeks back. We now have the
department's statistics for the ten
months period ending with October.
which show that over two and one-half
billion dollars worth Ct foreign goods
were imported during that time. or at
the rate Of s25O,0O0. 600 L. month. They
paid customs duty in the sum Of $751;
T44,000, OF an averag" duty rate on all
imports for the period OF about I per
cent. Seyeney-six per cent. Of the DC.
tober imports came in free OF duty, and
the percentage over the whole period Is
about the same. Gold exports were
valued at $3.50, 100000. silver exports at
ss9. 900, 900 for the ten months period,
to pay balances abroad. while we i'm
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DENIAL UTTERED.

NEW YORK. Dec. i4.-The 1tAeca
Paper company. Of Grand Rapids Mimi.
on" Of the defendants in the Sherman
law dissolution suit recently brought by
the government against the News Print
Manufacturers association and other de-
fc1,dants. today in the federal district
court entered denial Of completely IN
the charge. Tho answer asserts that
tho Itasca company Is not engaged IN
amv combination in restraint OF trade;
lint II docs not sell news print paper
and that nearly all It's output is used
by tho Dispatch Printing company. pub
Usher Of tho Pioneer Press ana other
newspapers In st. Paul. Minnesota.
Tho Itasca paper company. was pur-
chased hy tho Dispatch Printing COM
pany in september. 1915.
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Education. The child has II not. The
child has heart. focling, emotion, pas
sion AS the child ceases to be chlid.
as education proceeds. The ocean NJ
".nor!on dries and tho island or the
balancing mind cmers"s.
Ii IS in part n product Of The Will,
One willis 10 possess tho balancing nina.
Not directly ia IL tho result "f the Will.
but indirectly. The Will gives n com
nand tlur study. reading "riting'
thinking. shall be Iono aud forth from
such rejection comes tho balancing
mind.
The peril OF the man with such an
intellectual Instrument is that In such
IN DEVELOPMENT the executive faculties
will lusc force The peril Is a real one.
II is tho peril Of the ass between tho
TWO Stacks Of hay which. in It's indeci-
aGu Unable 10 choose. starrcS. But ms
IN old teacher OF mine once said. SUCH
D. creature must indeed 30 An awful
ass:
Tho desire Of tho balancing mind "a
see wholly and to decide with absolute
Righteousness may cat the nerve or inc
Will kruwinE til" peril If 6"uptful'
ness. the Intellect should IN certain IN
stances rcuso weighing evidence should
decide absolutely. aud thr will should
"a, onca accept and put into force rs
tlccisinn
Tho man Of the balancing mind Is
! also obliged. in this world'"f judgments
, founded on partial evidence and sntur'
lu:rd with passion. To suffer under the
, reputation u: !mtril""tunl neutrality
Uncertainty. doGbl" dealing. 6t:nddt'ns
{ Being on both sides Of ;hc fence. are
tho charges which VIII be r!led rE
j aEu'ns, him. Such II reputation need
: not eive him serious concern.
| The world may he partisan Rut thf
! halrrcinE mind can strord "a hH non
irarltsuu. Tho world will finally come
round TO his Judgments II th"T bt
sound Truth has n way or reaching
: IT'S goal, given Tina.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
ZIG STRIKE INEVITABLE.

SN% FRANCISCO. Dec. GA strike
of 70 nnN 7n"tnl trades uuinntstE In tho
San r'rnuri"rn bay region seemed Inc
yItnh!~ tonight. after tho members nf
tho twn, lnrr" employers organizations
rntrG unanimously 10 refuse to grant
the employees .t:"nands fer ton per
cent v'Rgc iEcreua" III addition 70 tho
th!rty-one PER cent advance granted re-
Gently by the federal ahirhu!ldtns wage
adjustment board. according TO mem-
hers Of the executive committees. The
men affected are employed in industries
other than shipbuilding.
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special target OF every day annoy
arccs, and besides had hcr full share
Of the capital woes OF life. yet sho
avoided dependency by telling herself
that things were mover 40 bad hut that
ther might DO worse. W. all can come
70 that agreeable state Of mind Il We
persist In tho effort 10 Suppress the
ugly things Of Ito and sock the lovely,
Tho cheerful person Il not only JOY
unto himself, but IS Il comfort to nll
who come In contac, with him.
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American Casualties

WASHINGTON Dec. 24.--S"aman Loo
Murphy. OruvIlle. California and George
o. X Nidahl. Arlington. Ncw Jersey.
were lost overheard from transport
December -. the navy department was
advised rn,lny by Vice Admiral Sims.
General rrrShinE notified ;hc war do
rar,msnr OF tho drowning of two SOL
d;cra lost overheard from IL transport
tie same day.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.--Gcncral
Pcrshing today advised the war depart
mcnt Of the deaths from natural causes
Of the following members OF the Amer
icnn overseas forces:
Private Charles D. Fiske. Attleboro,
Mass.
Private Bert c. Siders, Avella, Pa.
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"UP TO DATE"

InteIl.corcrr Publishing t"MHnnr.
,:en,lru,a: Find enclosed ~ <>unsrTIl'-
lion. 7 nm extremely iru"" A"l H"i''ii
r.urh TING for passing compliments. La
M,.n! !: due your company !" s'1' ii''
r.::Hrd suur I,Apr: 81 n l":. = i'd'h'.
conservative. bUi at lie sam" TN" a.
to.d... put,il"at!"li aHG .WN'' =" ''"'-
mend ,nu ",p"rsa.l% i"r y"'r n"'~' a:'''
c!ttoriai= and your strong N'"'h "n al
n.a:tcr,, CONCERNING ~" mora. Ii'"~-
t.!al ana political Interests .: ms ''.n-
u:unity.
i:"sTcr,full" Yours.
t;T.bIi':L. L.. Silence.
Martina FrrrE. OHM.
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Dispatches from Palestine state ina
the Mount of Olives Is IN" most VOL
terful observation post IN N" ""rlr
war 1t was there. zoo. that tho vision
OF the Christian religion vas tralued.
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GERMANS rECApr

SALT LAKE City. Dec. 24.--Fcrdln-
md Kubc and Hurts Wilkins. German
civilian prisoners inI~rncd II Fort
douglas. escaped today. according IN n
statement nHde by tho military authors
ties
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II IS great thought thnt inc r"n','
o. Tho Cross "< Christ waves Ah'N' XIV
Mace OF the manScr M hr'I!""'H'
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Here's Wishing all T.,dorn Of thin
column tho highest JOY and the most
pcrf.c. pleasures OF lhr 'hrls''nastlda.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25

And O. all tho virtues remember 'H'
-he greatest IS charity. ana hcT s'S'e'
10 Kindly Thoushttutncss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25

r Ia the flow Of spirits. not inc P"''.
pheranlla that makes the N''' - t''''A'
season a happy ono.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25

II IS r. nttla queer tina: cormeT Eos'
e,Ac New York anarchist should De ~
a position In Russia 70 ";lay me |n''e''
Statrs"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
TIE HOLY CITY.

Last night IN lag sleeping.
There came dr"nrl so fH!r:
I stood III old Icru*n.cn;.
beside tho temple there:
hrard tho chldr"n singing.
And over az they sang.
NethouEit Tho voice Of nnrc!s
FrGlm Heaven Ia nrSwo" rang
NnihnnSbt ;hc Tu!C" - angels
= From iirUvcu N answer rang.
Refrain.
Jerusalem. .l"-Isalcm.
III, I'D your ERIrs and sing.
TInsanna in tho hiGh "s:
I!nsunna 70 your King.
llo%Hraa IN H." highest.
lio&arna to your King.
Md thoM mclhourht my dream waa
chNurcd,
Tho streets no longer rang;
flushed were Tie glad hoSannas
Tho LITTLE children Ennr:
TT" sun grow ,InrI with mystery.
Tho r;"rr wma "n'h md chill.
As the shHGnw oc n cross arose
Upon Il Lonely hill
Az hr shadow Of Il cross arose
Upon q lonely hill.
.\nd orco again -ho scrno wre cha cd
New earth there scanned 10 b.:
saw tho holy cry
Reside 'ho lid"less sea:
Tn" lis'' 0t rinh was on ia streets.
Tho Tn'Hs were nN"r"d Wide.
AMI MI who would Nigh, enter IN
And nn on" wIs d"r'"d.
No need 81 moon or st1rs ny night
Mr." SIN ~ shine Ivy day:
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The RUSSIAN peace commissioners
be cosy picking for 'hc i'"''l'" we
;3rcs.
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Above all play tho dHy Saf' an" ga"
~ no without sorrow and sadness
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For a wonder Congress has really
earned tho holiday & Is taking.
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There Is no tragedy IN ch.ld>s li''
50 Overwhelming as the empty stocN-
ing" Pray God there ara none this
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A now GLOW Dcrncotos tho season Win
The REDEEM ptton ri Jerusalem.
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Though tho world outlook is dark 10
TO; royr hearts DO troubled.
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Next ,c Old Glory IN reverence u
tho Service Flag.
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With many today th' turkey Will be
thing apart % tho occastPn.
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If you have h"rn a groHc"E '>'F"'h'
got the vision row.
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lie. It also bo Christmas 81 de'!icn
ton 10 s"rviCf~
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seR-appra!scmcnt Is II very d"F"citv
audit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15
Regal Dental Offices
DIR. L. r. LARK, Manager.

DIX l. X CLARK, Manager
laos Third Ave- N w. Corner Third andU
Dagonay Across From the Poofce Be Sure to Get the Right
In Every Respect, Seatles Leading Dentists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15
RAID BRITISH
SUFFRACETTES

LONDON. Jan 10 London po.
lice made two spectacular raids on
militant HuffrnHeta YESTERDAY
They we're carried ont stimuli
taucously. one against the print
lnE office 81 the Womana Social
and Political Union. where forth.
com.ur issues Of britannia. the
uomenr organ. were seized and
tie other against flat occupied
hy Miss Annie kenney and Miss
Grace Roe. The latter iH Mrs
rankburHtn private secretary All
private papers and correspondence
10 the fiat woro rausacked
Tho onlf reason ! can assign
for the raids said Mrs rank.
hurst. 10 the criticism which the
periodical britannia has recently
aimed at the government and par
uculafly against that section
which fayorH a compromise peace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15
SHORT NEWS

SEEKING REVENGE for broth
er's downfall. Harl Hadoff turns
over to police andre Deampach.
Russian coal miner for alleged
completely in Granite Falls bank
robbery, January II. 1914.
CHARLES N. sHEAFE. builder
OF pioneer railways in West. celo.
0rates his 74th birthday ami
versary by entertaining friends he
met when he first came 70 Seattle.
TO TAKE advantage OF unusual
conditions. children on Texas
coast using rocking chairs as
sleds.
WHEN ARCHIE MuscoE, aged
10. OF Seattle. stopped TO pick up a
whistle he dropped he was struck
by an automobile and seriously in.
jurcd
AN ADDITIONAL. story will be
added TO the Western Avenue
Realty company's building occupy.
ing the entire block bounded by
Western ave. Post. Marion and
Madison sts. II liz estimated the
addition will cost $4,000.
EUGENE CLANCY returned 10
San Quentin after a days liberty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15

This in been telling thru the COL
The Star for months You actually haven't realized just how
ton II did certainly would not permit yourself to have de-
eayed teeth another minute longer than could possibly help
Not only bad teeth blame for of rheumatism,
stated the article above but they make the finest possible home
for OF ALL KINDS These thrive and multiply in decayed
and by the direct possible
food when the
food with the decayed tooth.
tendency and physician
will tell that bad digestive the bottom of human
ills than practically other
But entirely yourself just how long take these
entirely nexcuabe chances with health We stand
ready teeth perfect condition, and mouth into
healthy condition short and for reasonable
We have of the dental offices be found
anywhere the United States We make this unreservedy and
that will with us when call and see it.
We have neither pains expense
tai Office that will be credit and Seattle Every modern facility
that the genius of has discovered for the better performance
dentistry will be found in this Office
graduate of
colleges and who the
from the state dem
tai board hanging right the wall in front of his dental
sight all Thus KNOW that taking chances when
you come you s ar; not Sn to have student or unsr work
who knows his business thoroughly and knows how do work the
ought to be done
very possible by large
volume OF business that do stands that afford
take smaller of profit the individual than office
does only oneha one,hd the volume that do possibly
afford to take.
We painless work We "NOVO CAM
the best dental nae.hee far discovered We and will do work
for without hurting bit We have robbed the dental chair Of
with upto-date and scientific methods
All work guaranteed by roncad of satisfaction which
signed both by the who did the work and also by Clark D. D.
S. and Of this Office who thoroughly responsible
We suggest and suggest earnestfor good
than else that do not delay this
Come Office and let of teeth thorough
examination he will tell what will teeth
perfect condition This won't will
obligation probably won't nearly much fix teeth
have thought would thing will
a il WILL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15
SEATTLE COP GETS
OFFER FOR SIGNAL

william q. Carr. Seattle traffic
patroiman. has been offered s. 900
aud pcr cent royalty FOR ~
electric traffic signal by the
Pioneer slgn Co. 81 Cincinnati.
Carr has turned the offer down.
awaiting the word OF other com
panlea.
The new system consists OF an
overhead block that Is operated by
a policeman. standing AZ one OF the
corners. Tho words go" and
stop can be switched on In Cars
Invention thru a button control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15
HoU's Your Rheumafics?

TAR, THURSDAY, January II, 1910
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15

to attend the funeral of his sister.
w. D. BAILEY, assistant fire
warden. has been notified that his
services were no longer required.
FREioHTER pANuco. built by
the Seattle Construction and Dry
Dock company. shows up well on
testing voyage. In six trial tests
OF one mile. il averages IL knots
n. n. HOWARD. former Auburn
b@tker will face jury IN 'su.
perior court January 80
PUBLIC is invited 10 view col.
lections OF paintings of Seattle
Fine Arts society. The exhibition.
which is free TIA tho public. IL In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15
MISSING AVIAT0RS
SIGHTED, IS REPORT

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Jan i5-
Liout Col Bishop and Lieut.. Rob
crtaon. TIE two army ayiators miss
ing since Wednesday. we're seen
Sunday. NJ Sierra Major. and pass.
ink over Sierra Mocha. % miles
northwest 90 the mouth OF tho Col.
orado river. according to tele-
gram received at army hcadquar.
ters today They were nylnE east
ward. "A searching party reports
that tho ayiatora we're seen by a
party OF r. Mexican soldiers
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tho society's rooms. 1924 Third
ave-. and Is open from IL TO $3.50
every day during January.
JUDGE LANDS upholds 2-cent
railway fare. The railroads AN.
bounced they will appeal the case
To the United States supreme
court
AT A dinner to be given 10y the
board OF directors OF the Seattle
Yacht club at the New Hotol
Washington. plans viii be dis
cussed for the entertainment OF
its Eastern visitors during the wa
ter carnival next July lind the
cruise OF British Columbia and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15
LARGE ATTENDANCE
AT ROOT FUNERAL

Friends of former Supreme
Court Judge Milo a Root almost
filled the Plymouth Congregational
church az his funeral Sunday att
crnoon They walked In line
that took au hour 90 paAa tho
caHhet
The pallbearerE we're Supreme
Court Judge Wallace Mount. Su
pcrior Judge John a. Mitchell Of
Thuraton county. Judge Wilson X
Cal Robert Dcvora. - Wilitts
and T. J Foren
lnterment Was In Washelll GENE.
tcry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15
GIRL WILL RECOVER

Mabel Sloan. who arrived IN Seat.
tie on the steamship Queen Friday.
aud attempted suiclde Saturday at
ernoon by shooting herself In the
left breast IN her room at tho Right
hotel. probably will recover.
A letter she left. addressed 70 =.
r. Merely. chief gunnor's mate on
tho L y. s Frederick. at Bremen.
ton. indicated dependency over a
love affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15
LEVY GOES EAST

Eugene Levy. manager ~ the
Grand theatre. left for a trip thru
TO the East coast last night Mr.
Inyy viii stop az spokane Port.
land. Butte. towns In Idaho. MI.
wRukee. Minneapolis Chicago.
Cleveland. New York and some
other towns to pick vaudeville
numbers for his house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15

DHEUMAT1sM has been explained by
IN damrneas aud fog as In England
by "A rice and tea Diet. as in Japan;
by eating too much meat. as in the Unit.
ed states. AZ last We have an interna-
llonal explanation Of this universal dis
comfort Il Is a pus sac somewhere IN
the body. which constantly leaks minute
portions OF poison into the system.
Infected teeth and tonsils cause about
- per cent OF all cases OF rheumatism. II
tho new theory ~ correct. 4 tiny pus
pocket may form In the canal OF the
dead" nerve 81 a tooth without the indi-
yidual's knowledge Then the blood will
carry ceuain chemical products OF the
germs. ana pile them up AZ some con-
yenlent dumping spot. preferably the
heart. or the joints Sometimes these ac.
cumulationa show as the cnlsrgements.
dcformitica or stiffness 81 rheumatism
This explanation OF the disease also
explains why rheumatism medicines. OF
which mankind has absorbed oceans. 50
seldom cure. II evidently transfers tho
treatment OF rheumatism from the physi.
clan 20 the dentist.
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Thinks People Won't
Vote Wash. Bone-dry

SPOKANE. Jan. i5.--Ray vii
liam g. Hicks. dean 81 Al Saints
Episcopal cathedral. in his sermon
SUNDAY night said he believed that
the people ~ tho state would not
vote the state bonc-dry " the Ques
ton we're to be brought 10 vote
right now
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Alaska waters.
THE GOPHER club will hold its
annual banquet and election of of.
ncers at the Hotel Washington An
mex next Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock.
SCENIC AND industrial advan.
'ages of Seattle are being present
ed TO citizens In various parts DR.
the United States thru the use or
moving picture films.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-15
This Is Our Idea of a
Good Sensible
Editorial

appeared in Did
read it? We did and will didn't
read the information
ought brought strongly indeed Of
and child in the city of Seattle and surrounding
Read This Carefully Then Read 1t Again.