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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

CELEBRATES quickly. or as the saying is.
has a good getaway"
Mixture troubles are not always
due TO the adjustment. The gasoline
may feed TOO slowly. perhaps. because
or an obstruction in the feed pipe, or
aoat valve or to the level Of the gasO-
line in the nont chamber being too
nigh or too low, because Of n fault in
the float. it's mechanism or valve
Loss of power is more often due 20
loss of compression than TO anything
else. and loss OF compression is mostly
Que 20 leaking valves, though there
may also be Leakage at or through the
spark plugs. at the valve caps. at the
compression cocks. or past the piston
rings.
Pouring oil around the base of the
spark plug. the compression cocks or
the valve caps. will show IL there is
leakage past them: as. IL there is. the
oil VIII form In bubbles when engine
is running. Screening tighter will
generally stop this leakage coat
ing Of paste made Of graphite and
sheiiac, on the threads Of the valve
caps. VIII help much IN making them
tight
If tho leakage is past the piston
rings. little can be done outside of taxi
ing the engine down, and correct!nr
the fau.. found when the piston and
rings have thus been uncovered Pour
ing little Kerosene into the cvliudor
ana letting /. stand overnight, will
often help and sometimes entirely stop
the leakage.
Inc valves are most often the cause
OF loss of compression They need 70
oe ground IN about every 900 10 1900
miles. The steps 10 take to grind the
valves are as follows:
Get II set Of new wave ,u yas
hets, some valve grinding conpouuu.
and valve spring litter. something
Hike the one shown in the i!iustra.
ton.
Remove the valve caps and valve
spring covers. Scrape the carbon on
the top Of valve and see IL II IA
numbered. If not, number tho valves
with n center punch. Next slide the
valve spring tool under the valve
spring cup and raise the spring. The
valve Will probably lift with the
spring. II not. lift IL with screw
driver. and then insert wire under
tho valve head, az shown in the Illus
tration. Then press down the valve
remove the key and let down the
spring. With the wire you can then
pull out the valve. Remove the spring,
Next scrape the carbon off the valve.
and then smear thin coating of the
valve grinding compound on the valve,
put the valve in place, and with a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Copyright. 1917, b. Fred. c. Guerrlich)
- | have 1915 ForL car which just
lately when standing stiii over a day or so.
ih awfu!lE hard TO crank. bu, after motor
gets Harincn M "a bit ,raHks and starts
very easily, formerly used a l:gh; grade
cylinder oil. but now use medium grade.
Would this make any difference What
else could cause II to crank 30 hard? Grease
t. working through the rear lief; wheel brake
drum ana spntt"rs over the Side Of the tire.
have pu; IN new felt washers and put IN.
wheel ON tight. bu; still! the grease leaks
through. How could ! remedy this trouble:
g. B.
q. The heavy oil. combined with the
hard crankinE The oil Is probably gum
ming the transmission. 1 would suggest
that you drain Oft the oil and then pour
about gallon o: Kerosene in the transtn,s-
sion. and vigorously crank the engine with
spark off; for fifteen twenty turns, ana
then drain of tho Kerosene and Gli with
bait
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
LIVE STOCK INDUSTRY
Count: Association In Formed Among
MeckieuburE Farmers 10 Encourage
Growing Only Purc-Rred Stock.

BOY DION. VA. November l0--ITn-
der the leadership Of J. Il. Bramc. coun-
~ agent. tho Mecklenburg County 1.-Two
stock Association has been organized
for the purpose Of promoting the live
stock industry in this country. rhc
officer" elected for the ensuing year
are: John T. Lewis. president; j. r,
Blue. vice-Drcsidcnt: r. G. BcdinEer.
secretary: y. II. Williams. IT.. assist
ant secretary. The constitution and
bylaws adopted provide that any one
may Join who will agree to raise Get :
tie and TO use only 4 purc-bred male
Of any one of the breeds adopted by
the association. These breeds that have
been adopted are: for beef. Aberdeen
Angus; for dairy. C;iernseus: hogs.
Bcrkshircs and Durocs.
The aim OF the association IS to pusl,
these breeds. but II does not require
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
s,nnley county.x New Natlonal nAnk,

ALBEMARLE. y. c.. November To-
The First National Bank of Albemarle.
recently chartered here with $50. 900
capital stock. has commenced business
The First National has the largest
capital of any bank in Stanley County,
and has befor" il a brilliant future.
ID. Il. McCurdy is the president, and
Fred J.. Ford is the cashier. Both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

OF being overcome by
ether Viii not mix
ka."'i'.'. YOU might
Vhar.' -: Jlinost pure
IN" explosion ~ viii
piston head,
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are experienced mon in the banking
business.
Danvlme Get. Another Kn,,,,n. Mi,,

DASVILLE. VA. November l0.--J.
Allen Crews. formerly Of Danville. and
late of Wharton, y. j., will establish
here knitting MILL 1t is Understood
that Mr.. Crews heads a strong com
pany OF New Jersey capitalists, and
the mills to be operated here BY them
will be on large scale, employing
many hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Because we bought ma
terials when prices ruled
much lower.
These closed cars are as
substantial as they are
stylish.
Being convertible, they
are easily transformed into
open cars when desired
with side windows and up
rights disappearing.
Inside, they are final in
good taste, convenience
and roorniness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Beautiful closed cars are
now ready for immediate
delivery.
We anticipated the
habit people have had of
waiting until bad weather
inflicted its punishment
upon them before order
ing their closed cars.
We planned and pre-
pared in advance for ex-
actly this emergency.
You now make a con-
siderable saving in cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

the members to use all of them. but ,
VIII insist that they shall usc only n
pure-hrcd male OF one or the othc-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

the fumes. but as the
thoroughly with TN"
ut some time get Il
ether into u cylinder.
IN might blow out Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Convenient seating ar
rangements-roosn for five
passengers in the Sedans.
Everything is as you
would personally wish it
dome lights. curtains,
handsome trimmings,
thickly carpeted floors,
and deep cushions.
Order yours at once and
profit by the saving in cost
price combined with the
advantage Of in,1nediatc
delivery.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

novega narOda. Civilna vOjna Sc mu kaze kot po-
litiGen boz "a ohranitev zveze.
V svojih zgodovinskih studiiah mi priSel nj
kdar do razredOv, ampak je vedno videl lie Anne
rikO. Tako jo vidi tudi danes. AmeriSki narod mu
je enota, celOta YES narod ina enake interese, XII
Jill on imenuje amerSke mterese, in enake ideale,
Xxi Jill naziva ameriSke ideale.
Nj Sc Guditi, Ge so ruskemu carju ali nemske-
mu kajzeriu socialna v~praSanja spanske vasi.
Dvor, ma katerem so zrasli in ziveli, je loGen cd
ostalega sveta poSeben svel Ease je; in tam so
oil svojega rojstva preparirani "a svoj 'vzviSemi"
vladarski pOklic.
Predsednik Zedinjenih draw pa prihaja ma
svoie mesto IL srede zivega naroda in hi moral pri-
nesti kos tega kipecega zivljenja s seboj. Wilson
"a nj prinesel. Wilson ne zastopa nobenega raz-
reda, ampak hOce bfti ''predstavnik vsega ma
roda Res da della "a gotOve kapitalistiGne sku-
pine, ampak brez namena della in ne zaveda Sc
tega. Preprican je, Ola sluzi vedno "ameriSkemu
narodu" in "ameriSkim interesom". Tako ie raz-
umeti ~njegovo zacudenje in ogor6enje, ko je lani
V zeleznFarskem sporu spoznal, da stole podjet-
nlki ma podJetniSkem, usuzbenci ma usluzbeni-
skem, ne eni ne drugi pa ne ma splosnem "ameri-
Skem stalisGu''.
kakor COSTA megla lega konservativnost pred
njcgove oci in ru brani, da hi spoznaval ogromni
process vecnega, venOner move oblike i'm move raz-
mere ustvarjajocega razvoja. Tako mu o,taia
tuJe, kar So poraJa nOvega in n".akor ne more
naJh razmerja do tega, cesar nj bio cd yseya "a
cetka V niegovi Sikh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
Protirevolucionarni Wilson.

Ne, Wilson nj "a revolucionarno akciio. Sc
wee: On hi rad organiziral YES svet roper revolu-
clJo. Sledeci odstavek njegovega navguracijskega
govora je tisti, XII smo ga omenili V uvOdu in XII q;
je javnOst tako neumevno prezrla.
"Da malaga %skupnoSt interesov in moci. M.
Katerl mora zanaprej ~pocivati mir, vsakmu
harodu dolznost, ola pazi ma TO, ia sc odloGno i'm
uspesno preprecijo in zatro vsi vplivi, izhajajoci
od nlegovih drzavljanov, Xxi hi mogli ohrabriti ali
podpirati revolucijo V drugih drzavah."
Da je Wilson pravzaprav conservative duSa.
le bho re davnO mogocc Opaziti. Njegovo vefno
pozivanje ma to, kar je bilo in kar je V Ameriki,
Je re Znamenje te kOnServativnoSti. Vsaka izpre-
memba razmer, maj DO v dobri ali V slabi smeri,
mu della ogromne pregiavice. On je nedvomno
'dober Amerikanec". Kadar goyori o svoji Iiu.
Deznl do Amerike, mu verjamemc; ampak ia lju-
bezen Je plod ~njegove konservativnost tako ie
bl vzgojen, tako so ga ucili V Solah, potem ie sam
tako util, in tako je ostalo. On cent ameriske
m'Stitucije toda ne cato. ker so svobodne in ma
predne, ampak cato. ker so ameriSke i'm ker SO
uh uvedli ~niegovi dedi. Zato Jill smatra tudj IA
vrhunec svobode, pravice in vseh idealov: priprav.
lJen Jh je braniti. kakrSne so, nikakor mn ma ne
prihaJa ma misei, da hi bilo treba It'll preko Min do
vecJe, svobode, vetje pravice, veGjega napredka.
&c bi bile Iedinjene drzave cesarstvo. hi bill
Wilson najbrze navdusen monarhist, tudi Ge hi bill
YES svet naokrOg republikamski. I'm morda hi tedai
vsem narodom priporocal, mai 81 nabavijo cesarje
IN kralJe, kakor Jim pridiga sedai, Ola SINE imeti
Nada vso oblaSt le cd wolf vladanega naroda.
NaJbolJe sc Zrcai njegova kCnservativnos V
hJegovem absoldtno pasivnem staliSGu napram
VSem soclainim vpraSanjem. Ona mu brani. da hi
JIh sploh spoznal. Kakor je on studiral zgodovi.
no, le pojmil naselitev Amerike kot iskan ie move
domovine. V bOju IN neodvisnC,t Zedinienib kolo.
nj Je videl lie BOZ IA politicno samostalnost tega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
Prazni okraski.

NJegove besede o oblasti, Xxi SINE izhaiati le
Oh naroda, o pravici narodov, da 81 sami doloeaio
S'oJo uSodo l. t. d., so lie ornament. &c jh odstra-
n,"o' Kar smemo, ker Jill rabi Wilson sam v svo-
Jn govorlh lie ornamentalno, ostane kot resna
WIlsonova zelja lie zveza vlad.
ikonec ma 6. stranil,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
Interest! Interest!

Pred kratkim so Ahglezi osvojili Bagdad.
Ne gre nam "a to, ma kaksen naain so ga cSvOjili.
Ampak Ia angleski uspeh ina "a sedanjO vojno
naravnost simbolicen pomen.
Nemska vlada nj takO neumna, da hi razkri-
vala svOje karte. Ona tudi We, zakaj nj hOtela
r~azglasiti svOjih mirOvnih pogojev ne ma zahtevo
nemSkih sOcialistOv, ne ma vprasanja Zaveznikov,
ne ma WilsOnov predlog. Dokler ina kaj upanja,
da dOseze svoje vojne ellie, jih ne DO razodela,
ker We, da sc jim bodO nasprotniki upirali ma vso
moe. Upirali zaradi svojih interesov, XII so pray
tako gospodarskega z~nacaja kakor nemski.
v teh vojnih ciljh ina Bagdad ogromen po-
men. To mestO starih pravljic je ena najvaznej-
sih etap ma vzhodni poti, XII 81 jo je Nemcija no.
tela odpreti. Tam, okrog Bagdada, so bill BRITISH
interest OBJ nemSke in nemski oh britske. Tam,
ma pragu Indie stOji strah, XII grozi ~polozaju We.
like Britanije; tam je velika vaka Ia orientalno
trgovino, Xxi mika nemSki imperialism.
Psdec Bagdada kliGe v spomin velike inte-
rese, zaradi katerih je Europa pOstala ogrOmna
klavnica. In kadar Sc DO sklepal mir, bodo Wade
2 vsemi sredstvi poskusale, da ~varuJeJo te mte-
reese.
V ra&pravah mirovne conference je pGc no
goee, da Sc bodo govorile tudi lepe fraze o soil
darnosti narodov; ali nemogoGe je, da bi diplo-
matte, XII bodo zastopali svoje Wade ma kOnferen-
ci, mislili kaj resnega, ce sc bodo pOsluzevali ia
kin fraz. Kajti NTH naloga DO zastOpati interese
svOjih vlad. ZastOpniki centralnih sill Sc bodo
trudili, da dosezejo naravnOst ali pa pc Ovinkih
odprte in u%trjene poti "a trgovino n~emSkega ka-
pitalizma zastopniki zaveznikov bodo gledali, da
prepreGijo to.
Toda kakorkoli Sc zakljuGi konferenca in ka-
krsnokOli BIO besedilo mirOvnega protOkola, inte-
resi- ostanejo tudi pc vojni. In kakor pred vojno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
Wilson Bile sameqa sebe.

'bodo ii interest tudi pc vojni nasprotni. Ker Sc
pa koncentrirajo in ~izrazajo gospodarski interest
v DRAW ,bodo interesna nasprotja tudi nasprotia
driav.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

CesarJl, kralJ1 In mir.
&c gre IA simpatije, smo V tel stvari popolno
ma ma WilsOnOvi strani, dasi mas loci sicer tiso;
%nasprotij cd ~njegovih nazorov. Uresnicenje socia
LIMA predpostavlja odstranitev vseh monarhij
Da mora biti sOcialistiGna r~epublika v m~arsicen
drugacna cd vseh sedanjih, je druga rec. Ampab
republika mora biti.
V%erjamemo cello Sc nekoliko wee. Zakon raz
vola velJa tudi v socialnem z~ivljenju. Republika
Je potrebna, kakor je trdil tudi Engels, pred rea.
liziranjem socializma. Ona je njegova predhodni
ca in njegov pogoj.
&c smO torej prepricani, da drzi pot do nase.
ga zadnjega ella - kolikor Sc more sploh govo.
RITZ o zadnjih ciljih tam, kjer nj konca, ampak
ve6en razvoj -, preko demokracije in republike
tedaj Sc razume samo oh sebi, da moramo biti re.
publicani, ne lie "a Ameriko, temvec IA yes svet.
Ampak sedaj smo pri kraju 2 optimizmom, XII
smo GA sprejeli kot koncesijo, da Sc ie sploh mo.
gla Obrniti medalja.
Mi smo "a republiko; Wilson ie "a republiko.
Ampak vprasa Sc, ce je zanjo Viljem ali pa Ferdi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28
HAM SANDWICH HAILED AS FEAST
IN RUINS LEFT BY TEUTON ARMY

ton. cannot be doub ed.
Not only was ever person caph-
BILE OF working. drive b back. while
the children. the age.i. and the IN.
firm were left behind 10 the allies
auccor. but property 'eyen Of the
poorest civilians wa conflschted
without promise 10 pay.
Families Seps rated
One wrinkled. faced old woman
told me today she Has forced 10
leave her homo with only the
clothes she was then 'pearing. The
Germans took all hp remaining
garmcnts-eapecially pricing the
woolenA.
As the families were driven from
the homes. those cnI able 81 work.
ins were pushed In one direction
into Germany The OF hers. the non.
workers. we're thrust back IN the
opposite direction tow rd the allies.
II viii be a miracle II these are
ever united again.
II IN quite plain no y that the old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28
RID STOMACH OF
GASES, S0URNESS
and INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" Relieves
All Stomach Distress in
Five Minutes

You don't want a slow remedy
when your stomach Is bad-or an
uncertain one--or q harmful one
YOUR stomach IL too valuable: you
mustn't iniure Il with drastic
drugs.
pape's niapepsin Is noted for It's
sreed In giving relief: It's harmless
ness. its certain uafailing action
IN regulating sick. sour. gassy
stomachs Its quick relief In indi.
gestion. dyspepsia and gastrltis
when caused by acidity has made
II famous tho world over
Keep this wonderful stomach
ewcetenor In your home keep
II handy-get large fifty'
cent case from any drug
store and then II anyone should
eat something which doesn't
agree with them; II what they eat
lies like lead. ferments and sours
and forms gas: causes headache.
dizziness and nausea; eructations
of acid and undigested food-re.
member as soon as pape's niapep.
ain comes In contact with the
stomach II helps TO neutralixe the
excessive acidlty. then all the
stomach distress caused by Il dis.
appears. It's promptness. certainty
and ease In overcoming such stom.
rch disorders is a revelation TO
those who try It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28
SHORT NEWS

THE coRoNER's office has
been unable 10 find definite trace
Of relatives OF John HUFF. one OF
three killed in a snowslide NJ Elmo
Saturday.
DANCE TICKETS a, tho u. Of
w. must be si.25 or less. rules the
faculty student affairs committee.
WILL HETHERlNoEN wants
S12.5oo from the traction company
and John Wilhelm. because no was
hurt when a street car crashed
into an auto that was being towed
by Wilhelm.
THE GIRLS OF Rhodes store
held a minstrel show and later n
canoe at the Press club theatre
Tuesday night
CAPT. BILL TRAiNoR, Port
Angeles. lost his peg leg. and most
OF the town helped him find II.
Trainor was giving his leg the ben
eft OF tho air, allowing II TO pro-
rude thru taxi window. when Il
unscrewed itself from the cap.
Fourth ave. w, Seattle. who are
LEASES ON camp sites in the
forest reserve will be allowed this
season. says Forest Supervisor E.
IL. McDaniels, of Chelan.
THE CHAMBER OF Commerce
end Commercial Club will ask the
supreme court for n rehearlng on
the case OF Hansen vs.. City OF Ho.
quiam, fixing the debt limit OF
Washington counties and cities.
A SNEAK thief stole s25 from
tho office Of the secretary OF the
a. o. U. w. in the Balllargeon
building Tuesday. lie overlooked
sl25 In the next drawer.
EIGHT MEN were arrested at
Auburn Tuesday while trying to
steal aboard n train. They are
held for trespass.
THE CHAMBER OF Commerce
and Commercial Club trustees
bave reversed their action of a few
weeks ago and given Endorsement
To- William d. Wheelright. Port.
lrnd. for ambassador 10 Japan.
THREE HUNDRED Tacoma
Eagles will visit Seattle .Aorie No.
/, Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28
LAUNDRYMAN IS
VICTIM OF TONG

Tho Hop Sings scored" ycster.
day IN the tong war. which broke
out anew about 1880 n. m. with
tha KILLING of An Whh. Chinese
laundryman. at Twelfth ave. and
Terrace ST. An Wah. who Il said
to DO a Hip Sing. was shot II
times.
After "A lull IN the mysterious
tong war. which has been raging
up and down the Coast for the last
two monthn, outbreaks IN Portland
and Seattle yesterday Indicated the
truce OF several weeks WAS broken
An Wah. the Seattle victim. con.
Quoted q laundry at G22 Broadway.
and lived AZ the Hip Sing head.
quarters. lie was 81.
All Wah'H asaailanta ara dehcrib-
ed as two well drcased Chlneac.
who we're observed following w'ah
across Twelfth 81. They were 90
feet behind him when the two
started firing and Wah fell Roth
fled after shooting at the laundry.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28
SMASHED IN
TRANSIT

Stock sold 10 tho United Wreck.
eye Syndicate. located at 1909 4th
ave. This well-known concern spe-
ciallzing salvage from railway.
mercantile and railway disasters.
f. shortly TO inaugurate a huge
sale OF merchandise from this dis.
aster. including uncalled for freight
and other goods. The phenomenal
bargains 10 be offered during this
s@le should appeal TO the econom.
ical instincts OF thinking people.
who care To save money on their
purchases OF shoes. furnishings.
clothing. dry goods. granlteware.
groceries. hardware. etc.
This concern has closed tia
doors I'm preparation for this sale.
which starts Friday. March 30th.
at 10 a. m. A large staff OF sales
people are kept busy asserting and
se-marklng stock.
A full list OF prices OF tho won
derful bargains 10 be- had at this
sale is 10 be furnished 10 readers
o. this paper in tomorrow's Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28
You Can't Brush or
Wash Out Dandruff

The only sure way TO get rid Of
eandruff Is TO dissolve Il. thea you
destroy Il entirely. To do this. go,
about four ounces OF ordinary
liquid ar.on: apply IL a, ntsht
when retiring: use enough 10
moistsn the scalp and rub II In
gently with the finger tips.
Do this tonight. and by morning
most. II not all. OF your dandruff
Will DO gone. and three or four
rsore applications win completely
dissolve and entirely destroy ev-
cry single sign and trace OF Il. no
matter how much dandrufl you
may have.
You will find. too. that all itch.
ing and digging OF the scalp will
stop at once. and your hair win be
fluffy. lastrous. glossy. silky and
soft. and look and feel a hundred
tines better.
You can get liquid arvun az any
drug store II Is inexpensive and
never falls to do the work.-Ad.
vertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28

BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMS
Omitted Press staff Correspondent
WITH THE BRITISH ARM.
lES AFlELD. March Tive
wero az littlo town In the
path OF tho German retreat to-
day. gave a child ham
sandwich. Without stopping 90
eat--and she waa hungry. too
she ran into her house, shouting
out. Here's MEAT"
A moment later a woman
emerged. carrying a alice OF the
butterod bread Of tho sandwich,
her face lighted up.
"Lookl Looki" she cried.
They've still Got butter In
France"
Nothing was more poignhntly |
reminder OF tho HutforinEA OF III,
people left behind than this SINAI
Incident today Hut II was onll
one incident Of many.
That Germany intends bieedln,
Northern France 20 complete ruinl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28

folks and children we're huddled In
Ncsle. Noyon and elsewhere 80 the
villages could be- thoroly sacked.
/ visited score OF such towns
today all Systematically wiped out
by torch and dynamite.
Destroy Fruit Trees
Obviously a general order was IT,
sued by the German commanders
not 20 spare fruit treos. for thru
out the whole zone those which
were not cut wholly down we're 80
mutilated. the bark SO cut. that the
trees must perish.
Agricultural implements which
could not be removed were broken
up with rledge hammers or burned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28
PAIN,PAIN,PAIN,
STOP NEURALGIA,
Rub Nerve Torture, Pain and
Misery Right Out With
st. Jacobs Oil"

You are TO be pltied rememL
Der that neuralgia torture and pain
is the easiest thing in tho world
10 stop. Please don't continue 20
suffer. It's 30 needless. Get from
your druggist the small trial bottle
Of "st Jacobs on" pour a little in
your hand and gently rub the ten
der nerve" or fore spot. and in
stantly-yes. immediately-all pain,
ache and soreness Is gone.
st Jacobs Oh" conquers pain
II IN perfectly harmless and doesn't
burn or discolOr the skin. Moth
ing else gives relief 80 quickly. 10
never fails 10 stop neuralgia pain
instantly. whether In the face. head
or any part Of tho body. Don't
suffer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28
Courtroom Looked On, but
Few Saw Mayor Pat Wife

The mayor was questioned con.
corning drug stores" and raids
disputed conversations: the pa,
rerB" on which the whole tangled
slot turns. In proper meiodramatic
style. and all the hard and danger.
Gus and doubtful sides Of the prob.
lem that has torn the city's gov.
ernmcnt 10 pieces.
lilo answered steadily and kscn-
~. II was two-sided fight.
There seemed no room in tho
harsh work that Was going for.
ward. for any gentleness.
They came TO the question OF
the Christmas eve telephone call
DO you remember last Christ
mas ever" asked tho attorney.
Yes" said tho mayor. swinging
bis dangling leg.
Where were your
AT home"
Ibid anybody NJ all call you on
the telephone that night"
Only tho chief Of police. about
$ or . O'Clock. went to bed Jus,
q little BIZ before 70 o'clock"
How do you remember that"
asked the lawyer.
The mayor paused. and his face
changed. Tho sardonic humor that
Is tho 10y OF his cartoonista soft.
eted 10 something different. as he
glanced toward tho woman in the
rretty now mustard.yeiiow hat and
the brown furs. sitting grave and
shy In the crowded courtroom. lis
tening
Il remember he said slowly.
because bad Gozed OF: while
Mrs. GIN Nas around getting her.
self ready to como IN bod and
when she came. she poked mo and
walked me up. and wished mo n
Merry Chrigtmss."