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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28
PATRIOTS AND OTHERS.

The statement given out by the
state council 81 defense showing the
expense Of registration and draft in
Kew Mexico W "a pseemoer 4nd Ca Us
thar there are a good many PATRIOTS
and uthcrs-in the state
As stated at the outset Of The reg
istration work Ia Was desirable that
volunteers be obtained 60 handle the
duties tn connection herewith bat
.r case this was impossible certain
allowance might be made. and II We
lare not mistaken the maximum
amount which could Dee expended Tor
clerical hire and other expense, was
stated 4 pcrusunl Of the statement
shows such n wide range OF oxpendi-
lures tha one is compelled Co pause
and wonder just why such Is the case.
Scanning the statement We find "a
Curry has been the banner count, 80
far furnishing its quota nt "a cps7 81
81 cents per man. Grant Be- ucNi nt a
cost ~ SIS tents bona Ana. S2'.
QUAY slrs. sierra. S33N oieto.
sI7e, Mara 1884 Coifex. s6.o7 Idn-
lcoin. SO III Uuion. s. go; GUADALUPE,
l"s727. socorro. s7S3 Valencia s. O.
san Miguel $40: san Juan. 'o52;
Taos. sii.T. Rio Arriba $1,000: sau-
doval flsll Torrance tis.ls Hoosc-
r.t. t-gtg H|crnall'o, tiic3 SANTA
re. $500. Chaves f-Nls g. cos,
Mckinley county si1,-s Co furnish
one man Edd, and Lana counties
furnished no men. although iu th'
former there WAS an expense of saa ''.
poatics cannot hc cousistcuti 1.-
legged because the highest and lowest
ooanues. curry aud Edds ate -rous.
ly democratic. white Don Ana and
sierra counties h1th republicans af.
among he Lowest % point uf cost The
u%aturaf intcrsncr then s THAI wine.
%rauiousm spfeaa over tr' state d
'took oni, IN -potr
We realize that the aDor'f b.
worth, OF his hir, but % docs seem
like the work could have been hau'
died much cheaper boz some uf Ga,
counties than has ye,u the co-c WI
Other words there h. "a -si-pIelon thH'
help ha- been employed aud pal.
Nhai might bee termed prinrclf SAL
cries when there wer, plenty 81 p'I'
sons around most OF lhc town. WIZ
couiu have handled the eork iu.t a.
efficiently for much .es- money 40,
would hive been glad Co. set the wul N
lAWyer- u ,Jry county m th'
state ., now giving their time trvc.'
sud giutui,ouslt to IA, task ~ aidin'
lrcPtaraut. 10 answering uuc-tipnnairr.
and other men hat, been eqnalis t
mountainous iu the past aud Wi'
continue go de- ~ $50 the futur, I'd
work connected with The draft rh'i'
b. however. q tendency on the par
of some ~ them 90 halk when tho.
lsee others Engaged in discharF!nH sam
lilar duties being paid well uh"iri"i
band 81, can't say thut we blame ih''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28
GERMANS ECONOMIC on LIGHT

The editor % O. Dutch newspaper.
ntel, returned to ZHoiland from an
extended s%oiourn In Berlin. has been
writing ~ conditions IN that city.
according Ia Amsterdam dispatches
ln telling 81 the many dcpriVatiuus
the people Of the German capital
have Ions been enduring, he men
lions 'somi-darkne--' every night ~
one OF these. bat one which the Ger
man cupItaIlans accept with the same
patriotic. stole philosophy they do al
Of ,he others Berlin before the
war. wa emulsting Paris ar e city
Of hight Shortage 100 cual suppl, md
other causes due "a the war. have
forced such reductions Doc the cor
sumption of electric hight aUd gas
that the citizens 81 the gay mctrop-
oils have now Tor some time been on
less than half . Illumination Ar,
Americans now involved lea the same
war aud on the opposite side, 10 h'
less patriotic and sclf-sncrificinE
81 Louis Glubc- Democrat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28
BreI A rnr Tor.

Twill be a sorry az, for high rah-
aay officials when thc government
-.naugurates its program n operating
me railroads. az abe ann"unce "e''
ha. already teen made that "ne 90
ne first Official scts ~ the di''''"F
e.re,,i. Mr. NieAdDo. will Dee to i'
ad1us, rSlaries hopping or some ''"''
the high officials and lncre'i''ns re
w.ues Of certain men in tine RAMS
rhrooghouf ali the cFy ana ''''"'''
raised BY tlas railroads o" ao'o'"' 81
.helr sagninss bslng lnsuriis'sh' 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28
ouT on THEIR OWN MOUTHS,


strong. healthy. and flourish
nations increase IN numbers.
Prom a given moment they re-
quire a continual expansion Of
thelr frontiers. they require new
territory for the accommodation
Of their SURPLUS population. since
almost every part of the globe r.
inhabited. new rtrr!svry mus. a.
a rule. he obtained at the cost ~
IL possessors-that j. q say, by
conquest. which thus becomes a
Law 81 necessity
The right % conquest is uni
yerFally acknowledged. A. flrsi
the procedure ~ pacific. over
populated counties pour a stream
OF emigrants into other states and
territories. These srpmg TO the
legislature % the new country.
but try 70 obtain favorable condi-
tions Of existence Tor themselves
al the cost % the original inhah-
itsnts With whom they compete
This amounts TO conquest - T.
won Bernhard. Germany and the
next wal NslD. trans. 1914 pp.
2l-2z.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28
FLEEING MEXICAN FIRED
ON BY ARMY PATROLS HE
is NOT HIT, AND ESCAPES


~ Paso. TcNas, Dec .s 7 ul''d
states army patrols along tn" river
nr.d six vollyNs after e MeNicnn VIII"
was fleeing tp JuareZ tu rs''p' mo
police Officers The man WI" hc-
lievcd 10 have been Manuel AcostA
who was wanted in connection with
the shooting OF pecondida f"driFu'I.
who was shot through the head l'i"
last night The msn escaped with
out being hit The Woman Will re-
eVYer,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28
~ NuL.,NsiiNs uNpEnsr,Np ~

Some queer sentences were turned
HE fHr pupils NJ the Methodist
Gifis slhnoi 80 Kuala Iumphr Ma
lay.ia Ono son usually DISTINGUISH
the subject and Yell what the ohili
tried 10 say at least
when the form Of a verb Is changed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28
mn rnlN MENn I'VE

Personally Va claim 90 Dee % chall'
utbl. as the average but Il viii 20"
nigh noon iu the millennium before
Ne start Knitting socks for the Boil
sheyikl Galveston Ne~s,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28
The Scrap Book
rot NEVER Do No KNITTING
NelWt


Within a swell apartment three rooms
aud kitchen CRANE.
\ married husband sat one night and
uurscd u frozen hand.
Tis terrible In winter To be shattered
By the blast
And have no mittens for TO wear when
snow is falling fast,
lie thought OF how his fair young
wife, before she was his bride.
Had knitted socks and mittens for
the boys across the tide.
Recalling how he married her to be
his knitting mate,
This calm and cutting statement did
he state
Refrain.
You never do no knitting now
Your yarn II full OF dust.
You sit around n feed your chow
And let your needles rust.
Your knitting won my heart OF yore--
My socks I dreamed you'd darn.
You never knit no wool no more
And that's no Idle yarn"
II.
IL Atlt tht Nourt NAfu WIN a AAhN'
without a goodbye kiss,
which was q crueiler thinE To 40
thar writing songs like this
That fair wife seized her needles and
began 70 knit Ike sin
she knew IL was SO cold outside that
soon he'd wander In.
She knitted and she knitted till two
socks did she complete
And sure enough he caine back home.
because he got cold fcet.
q girls who knit and win mems heart
don't stop when YOU are wed,
% YOU may hear the same cold words
this married husband said.
Refrain.
You never do no knitting now, etc.
william T. KIRK Ia Puck
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28

Timid young man with a burst ~
couraEel Would you scream II
kissed YOU
shy young girl { don't see how
could until II was on owe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28

Amid my vast and iofty aspira-
tions. says Lemartine. "the penalty
~ a wasted youth overlook me. Adlcu
then. 80 the dreams ~ genius. 20 the
aspiration OF intellectual enjoy mcpt."
Many a gifted heart has sighed the
same sad sigh, many a noble nature
has walked 70 the gray, IN S,ckcloth,
for n br.A daliying in the bowers
% Gree, FOR ore shdt sleep tn the
Castle " indo,ence.-Bayns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28

Finch not. neither give up nor de-
spair- II the achieylnE OF every act ia
~accordance with riehs principle IS not
always continuous with Marcus
AureliuS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28
rnovsRns AND PHRASES.

Ia a crowd. unfortunately. we find
a hundred fools % one man OF inteili-
kence--schopenhaucf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28

The visible l. the ladder up to the
invisible, the temporal H. but the
~scaffOidiHE Of the eternal AEd when
the last immaterial souls have
climbed through his material 70 God.
the scaffoidlng shall BE- taken down.
and the earth dissolved with fervent
heat--not because /; was base. but
because lts work ~ done-Dsuin-
mend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28

never do no knitting now, etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11
Far andNear
News by Telegraph
and Telephone

DALLAS. Textile county OF
Dallas. In this state. voted dry
with a lead OF about 1900 votes.
Dewy Patterson. Ernest Strick-
land. George Billobeau and Carl
Hadden. four of the onine young
men arrested Saturday night In
the case OF the l5-year-old girl AT.
tackled on the Bothell road. will be
held by the sheriff until investiga-
ton Is completed.
The port commission refrigera-
ton plant op the East waterway
Will manufacture no mere ice until
October l. because OF n temporary
restraining order issued by Judge
J. T. Ronald.
Queenstown. Ireland. will tell OF
the 80 submarine attacks he report.
ed at n public meeting In the new
Masonic temple. Friday evening.
Bellingham Chamber OF Com.
merce extends invitation to the Sc
attic chamber TO be represented at
the 18th annual convention OF the
w htuiuktpH boOu tO0uS uSSOc1a-
ton. September 27.2s, at that city.
Ten paintings and wood panels.
the work of Y. Sonnichsen and
Severe Mack, Seattle artists, are
on display Mt the Fine Arts rooms.
Fourth ave. before being placed In
Norway hall. Boren ave. and vir-
ginla ut.
The French commission which "a
touring The West arrived in Den.
YER September 10.
President Suzzallo will deliver n
patriotic address before the Munici.
pal league Tuesday noon. at the old
Commercial Club rooms. In the Ar
cade building
Fines of s. to SIS were attached
TO ii2 men arrested .on the raid In
n gambling house In the municipal
court Monday.
A. J. Bowles died at the Seattle
General hospital Monday morning.
from injuries received from a fall
at the Seattle Construction and
Dry Dock plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11

cnts. mr aad AIRS. George Preston
Blow
warbrides-tob be will like 10 know
that fashion In war weddings. as
set BY society people. decree the
usual conventional Wedding gown
for the bride, and filrny colored
dresses for her maids.
But the groom always appears
In his uniform. no matter what the
hour OF the wedding may be. And
II any OF the ushcrs are army men.
there Is n mixture OF service uni
ferns With formal civilian dress.
Mrs Chatfield-Taylor wore a
gown OF cream charmeuse, made in
long princess lines. with "A square
cut neck. long tulle sleeves. n tunic
front and back OF rare old rose
point lace, girdle Of pearls, and a
court train falling from the shout.
ders and embroidered In silk. Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11
Mrs. Schoenfeld to
Be Buried "Wednesday

The funeral of Mrs. Berman
Schoenfeld. wife Of Berman Schoen-
field. president OF the Standard Fur.
niture CO.. who died at her home,
1920 2lst ave. ~. Monday, Will be
held Wednesday at 1890 q m. at
the family residence. Rabbi Koch
will officiate. The Arrangements
are being made by the Bonner
Watson Undertaking Co.
Mrs. Schoenfeld had been Q resi-
dent OF Seattle for IL years. during
which time she was active in
philanthropic work. especially In
the Jewish settlement
She had been In failing health
for q long time. however. and had
spent much time recently in the
South.
She is survived by her husband.
and a son. Berman Schoenfeld. r.
and five brothers and sisters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11
SPIRITUAL Mediums
CONSULT
Madam Leslie

Egyptian phrenoiogist and medium, one
who can actually tell you what YOU
want 90 know without asking . sinsis
aueation. olives advice how 60 sain
sucess IN bushes. and family sffsirs,
couftahlp Hnd marriages. tells you
what business IL most lucky for you,
and what part Of the world win be
more successful for you. advises how 90
sain ana held Asood position She tells
" the one yeu fnv~ 10 true or false
sives the name % your future husband
OF wife. and causes speedy marriage
with ons % your choiaai bring. tbs
isenaratsd together makes happiness
between man and wife. The madam
can advise how Go sNetd all bad luck
aud evil Influence and trouble. ana
cause you 20 have good luck aud sue
cess In anything you take Ia hand This
> lady does not tell 60 please YOU. hut
gives Sniy truthful advice you can de.
pend On. one visit 10 beat will repay
YOU for many dissppointments In 9th
ere THIS IL the tuadAm's fret time In
Seattle Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charges special fsAdinss 50 cents for
tive weeks emily. Hotel Norris. room .,
itgat THIRD. between tnion and fiks
Hours Go sisp. Dolly snd sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11

Stall II, cpure graduated sugar. lbs
sc. Stall 70. pure natural milk. &c ct,
stall ~. spiderleg tea. 96c lh. soc green
tea. s0c N. stall 50, Post Toastier. sc
pkg s-le. bag rolledooats, 6sc; b-ib. bag
best Jap rice co3sc. stall 1903. baking
Coda, &c III. pearl barley, ? lbs. i5c bulk
Qiottolene. 100 III. stall 80. peaches. b5c
crate. Stall "a. watermelons, &c kp.:
sweet potatoes, 4 lbs. 25c. Stalls rs.
grapes. 26c basket: seediess grapefruit.
for 75c. Stall 80, potatoes, ti.s5 to
t2b0 per sack. delivered, pluius. SOC
and zoe box. erabapples. b0o bdx. deliv-
cred. stall 81. fresh peanut butter. 2
lbs 29c; now comb honey. 19c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11

At all stalls. Borden's milk, lie can.
Stall ITO. Post Toasties. 90 pkg: Huns
red can coffee. ssc. use glass clipped
beef. Gle; b-lb. bag best Jap rice, Sgc.
stall l0e. best wnHhisrton creamery hut
ter. soc H.: good creamery butter, tbc
and 40 To-. Oregon ranch eggs. ssc dos,
dox I5e. see bulk coffee. s9c. Stall
lie. hamburger and sausage, ihs. skc
corued beef, isiac Ii; whale meat. zoe
h. potato sausage, 12isc ID. liver. Ice
h home rendered lard, zoe ID, Krua-
tine, . lhE ssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11
Cop, With One Hand,
Arrests Two FIGHTERS

Altho he carried one arm In .
sling. Police Ste nographer Ralph
Van Horn separated two. street
fighters with an umbrella and ar
rested them at Third ave. and
Spring St. Monday night. The
men. c. ]. Ward and Henry Ward.
were booked ON a disorderly con-
duct charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11
Public Markets



Stalls fs-te. 8 ihs. rolled oats. zoe. (,
ihs, Ghirsrdcllrs chocolate. tie. Ihs.
~ }. ~ coffee. ttc. Crystal white soap.
$40 case Stalls si-1a. fresh salmon
bellies. soc 10 fish cakes. 'se ~. !.
salmon trout. Sc n. stall Is. sugar.
fs.ge sack. .-tbl Pkg. pancake flour. ace
dor best jar rubners. ise. lbs fresh
rolled oats. sic. soda crackers and grA-
ham crackers. ifo 10; lbs oyster
crackers. stc, ~ f.ssiis's. SOY beans.
lie fbc. new goldfish bricks. sse. jelly
bags. Ice each. stall IL, home grown
tomatoes. lbs. ibe. eEr plant. lee head.
sweet potatoes. lbs. stc. stalls Ri-s.
new ssuerkrsut. itc ct. mustard chow
chow. ioc pit cider vinegar. Ice Of.
bottle. Stall III. d.viisd ham. Sc bon
large bottle mustard. &c: breakfast
cheese. Sc nippy cheese. for :se;
5sllisd pigs feet. zoe III. head cheese,
see 10 Stalls is5-ioS. hamburger and
sausage. Z It's. .Be; whale meat. Toe III
liver. lee III, potato sausage, lave ID
home rendered lard. soe ID. Krustine.
lbs. tsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11

Stall Is. large Bartlett pears ioc doz
best potatoes. is lbs q5c. stall ~. fresh
puilet eggs, sac dox.. apple butter, zoe
ID. ibs ssc. Toxic grocery. Annex.
cooking apples. lbs. Toe. nice canta
ioupe. &c each: tomatoes, 80 III Stall
81. best petagos. IL lbs. 2sc. Stall 10,
fregh ground peasut butter. i5c H.. milk.
Ice at StonR's. soc can fApton's tea,
csc: Use can tomatoes, for s5c: SC
pkg. Shredded Wheat. lie; use bottle
Envdersa cataup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11
Man Buried by Two
IONS of Earth Here

Angelic Rosello. so. I'll Sixth
ave. N, was taken to the city hos
pital Tuesday morning. with q fr1c-
tured hip, as a result of q landslide
which occurred at. broadway and
Mercer St Angelic was working
in an excavation when two tons Of
earth fell on him, burying him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11
ACQUIT SOLDIER
WHO MURDERED
HOME BREAKER

ny United Pres. Leased Wire
LONDON. sept. IA Brit
Ish Jury today endorsed tho
plea that a soldier 10 Justified
In Killing a Stacker who re-
mains at home and seeks TO
despoIl the soldiers wife.
Lieut.. Douglas Malcolm. royal
; artillery, was acquitted OF
blame for the Murder Of Anton
Baumberg. alias Count De
Boreh." under such conditions.
Maloolm's plea Involved the I'M
written law.
The crown closed lis case against
the young soldier when Prosecutor
Muir DECLARED there was no eyi.
dence that Baumberg ever attacked
Malcolm. and. therefore. the crime
was irreducibly. murder and not
manslRurhter." lie urged the Jury
not TO base its verdict on conjec-
ture.
Only couras open
we do not appeal 10 the unwrit-
ten law-but only 10 justice. Lieut..
Malcolm acted upon the only course
open TO him 10 save not only his
wife's honor. but her body and soul
from destruction ut the hands OF an
Infamous scoundrel."
Crown testimony showed that
Malcolm thrashcd the count" when
he discovered his attempts 10
ALLEVIATE Mrs. Malcolm, and sought
to make him fight a duel In France.
Malcolm's own words To the po-
lice officers 20 whom he sur
rendered. were that he went TO
ilnumberg's rooms 10 thrash him n
second time. but found him such
a cur and n coward" that he lost
control OF himself In thinking such
dog was Turing my wife TO dis
honor"
lie shot Banmberg while the
count" lay in bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11

veil was bound closely above the
brow with a delicate wreath OF or
ange blossoms.
Her bridesmaids made a gor-
geous setting for the bride. In
frocks OF apricot colored organdie.
and large cream tulle hats. tied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11

stall 90. sugar. his eTc; sais.
sacks. or fha. Sc Stalls 20. milk.
Federal. CArnation or Borders. for
csc; PHI o.. corn flakes sSe. fruit Jar
caps. sse dor crystal white soap. SC /.
cans peas. csc: rolls toilet paper. ise T.
) pkEp. mscaroni or spaghetti. 9sc- Stall
81. Wiilowmoor pure natural milk. SC Of.
stall -. ling cod. . lbs. ase; haiibut. lie
ID. new kippered salmon. 9sc III; bone
less sineitr. 7oc II. Stall ~. oieomsrgsr-
inc. .se 10 sac ID; fresh made peanut
butter, isc ID. : lbs ssc. Stall rs. Wis
consin Young America cheese. $50 10. /:
any canned milk. for 36e. stalls a..
boiling beef. Sc ID. pot roast. lave II. I;
lamb chops. soc III. T-bons steak. Use
ID. Stalls .0-si. canning peaches. Tbc
box, delivered. bartlett pears. si.ee boz.
delivered. sweet potatoes. 4 lbs. fse: dry
onions. 4 lbs. Ice Stall 80, olive oil. pts.
zee. ats. 7Sc. picking spice. acc ID. !:
English breakfast tea, I v lbs. soc. Stall
So. best fresh butter. Soc Ii; best local
ranch eggs. soc doE. Stalls sT-ss. wheat
meal. 10 lbs. sec: fly paper. for SCI soy
beans. lbs. 2sc. rs lbs 800; navy
beans. ise ID, jar rubbers, &c dox.; pink
beans. ioc ID: cocoa or chocolate. soc Ii.
stall a.. pot roast. iiso H.. boiling beef.
Toe lb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11

Anderson's. rolled oats. 4 lbs. ssc:
matches. boxes 36c. milk. large cans
fsc. rice and milk. Toe can Stall IS,
best Jersey butter. 47e Ii; eggs. fresh.
doz. sse. stall Z. Ohio matches. &c
boz, Tree tea, AN. pkg. nc; tuna fish
&c can. Del Monte tomatoes. isc can.
StAa az. liver sausage, ibc III. steer
steak. iTihc III. stall so, fruit cake, $50
10 coffee cnkes. 3 for ahe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11
NINE. MONA

phrenoioKist and card read
err WIN tslioyou n tho one you love
10 true or false; tell you when or whom
you Will marry. advice on business.
speculation, Investment. love. marriage,
divorce. reunite the separated and
cause speedy marriage with the one OF
your choicsi tho score. Of power and
personal influence. Make no mistake
when seeking tho advice of a clair
Yoysut or paimist ~ seer OF
things hidden To man or woman, Mime
Mona has no equal Many profess the
gift Of clalrvoysncy. but few. indeed,
Rro 40 gifted. one visit to n genuine
Egyptian scientist will repay you for
many appointments. Special read
Ing soc. Hotel harrington. tsish Bee
Ond ave. 10 q. m. 20 D. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11

Rudolph Cameron. IS years old.
five feet. II inches. brown hair and
eyes. and leading man for Anita
Stewart in the recent Vitagraph pic.
lures. II engaged 10 we'd that popu.
lar star. This news sadly will dis
appoint many.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11

OF every Sepiem'
Der bride. The
snariest society
war.wedding OF
the fall took
place at Las allie.
Ill. when Lieut..
Wayne Chatfield.
Taylor married
Miss Adele Blow.
The wedding WIS
nj noon. under
the towering
trees OF Deer
Park. the magnif.
icent estate OF
the brides par
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-11

Stalls 80. steer rib steak. itxe III; pct
roast. i1Ae ID. Stall ios. 7 ihe. pure
cane sugar. zoe: pure cider vinegar SO
gal. ] ID. ginger snsps. lac. omau
cans milk. 3tc, Stall III. large egg
plants. iec each: fresh spinach. Sc III:
Tokay grapes. Toe III: Burbank potAees@.
- lbs. sbc. stall ito. Hungarian prsses
for canning. Soc crate. picking cueum-
bers. CSC and 7sc per 100.