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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-26
THE STORY OF Julia Page
BY Kathleen Norris
copyright. 1915. by Kathleen Norris1

lows. and began 10 rend.
Eleven O'Clock struck from the
little mahogany clock on Julia'a
mantel. midnight struck, and still
Jim's footstep did not come up
the stairs. and there was no wei.
come sound OF occupancy In the
room adjoining her own.
Suddenly terror gmote Julia I:
she lung her book aside. thrust
her bare feet into slippers. caught
up r Japanese robe OF crepe. then
ran downstairs.
What sight OF horror che ex-
pected 10 find In the library she
did not know. but the shock OF
reyulsion. when the opened door
showed her nothing more terrible
than jim. musing in the freight.
was almost as bad as fright could
have been.
oh. Jiml" she painted, Il
thought something got fright
enedi"
Why. no, you poor Kid" he
said. I've been sitting right
herc'"
Il thought-and II was 80 still
and you didn't come up" Julia
said. beginning 10 sob. And in a
moment she was In his arms. cling.
ing 10 him in an ecstasy OF love
and relief. For long biissful
time they remained 30. the soft
curve OF Julia's cheek against Jim'E
face.
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Why LABOR DOES NOT FAVOR
COAptJl Cnpy aFQvlcr

Editor The Star: In this war de.
iirium va ara passing thru. read
and hear many ncathing comments
regarding the position 90 labor. or.
ganized and unorganixed. upon the
question OF military service. 90
peciaily tho enforcement of that
service by conscrip,ion. To get At
the gist OF tho matter little more
clearly. | want 10 ask few ques-
tons.
Ia II not true that federal stats.
tics teach US that there are in the
United States something over a..
900 600 male laborcra OF diffcrcn;
classes. and Of this vast army of
'toilerE. less than e per cent own
their homesf And DO not the same
statistics show that almost three.
fourths OF the property Of the nation
Is owned by a SNUG little co,cria of
less than . per cent OF It's popula
tom
We hear much about defending
home and country" Would you.
Mr.. Editor. feel like should.ring a
rifle In defense OF some lumber
company's bunk house. or At best a
bedroom In cheap lodging house,
That's the kind OF homes" bis
majority OF these men are 10 be
asked To protect"
Can you tell me what possible
difference aside from a purely sen
tlmental unel change OF govern.
ment would mako IN the material
condition Of tho average American
laborcr. be Il a government OF Ger.
mana. English. French or any othsrY
Differing only In detail. IL not the
system or labor-cXploitation iden.
teal with all?
In the position which labor as.
sumes. II acts In no secret or under.
hand manner. IL Is not as II the
nation had not been warned ten
thousand times by the ablest and
greatest men America ever knew
The warnings have gone UNDECIDED.
and now. when the black cloud OF
war darkenA the horizon. the gov
eminent at Washington. according
to a dispatch from there. IS some
what concerned at labor'a attitud
on the compulsory training matter ."
J, seems 10 be about the first time
Washington has concerned itself
about labor since the Spanish war
Always-at war time-our beneyo
lent government cvlnces consider.
able concern for the laborlng man
Between wars it's different-much
different. r. -. PERRY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-26
SHOULD HAVE CLOSED
SEASON FOR NEW AVIS

Editor OF The Star. A word or
two about the bonedry law and
such.
There must be something wrong
with The hysterical passing OF laws.
The people are drunk with power.
We are suffering now in many ways
from too much law. II Is a pity
We couldn't have closed season
on law making once In while.
BY all means. let US keep the
saloons closed, but there IL some.
thing too drastic in interfering with
personal liberty In such an arbI.
trary way. and TO such an extent.
Pure wine and pure whisky. used
moderately when needed or desired.
should not be unlawful and should
be under government control
The Master. Jesus. made wine nj
a marriage feast. and st. Paul says.
Take little wine for your stom.
ach's sake"
And any one who will give the
subject a little intelligent thought
will know II was not unfermented
grape juice they made and drank.
Our Christian textbook. the
Bible, does not forbid the use of
alcohol. but It does strictly forbid
envy. covetousness, stealing, etc.
Now, suggest, n we are going
In for removing all temptation. that
we close all the store windows. for
they lead sometimes TO envy.
Forbid all display OF wealth, for
that tempts us to covet and some.
times to steal. Also pass a law
ordering all females OF IA or over
to go yelled on the public streets.
so that no man may be tempted.
There is lot more IN the same
line but this is enough for this time.
What do you think about Il?
IL n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-26
A Complete AnssUer to the
Peace-ot-Any-Price Propugando

URING the past week the country has been flooded with
~ literature from the headquarters OF the peaee-aany-
pricer urging that the question OF future relations with
Germany be decided by national referendum Particularly
is demanded that what Germany does
shall commit hostile against Germany until everybody
IN the United States has voted yes
There has occurred TO have anywhere
complete the whole peace any price
propaganda than that OF George w Wiekersham who
attorney general in President Taf,'s cabinet.
We take the liberty OF reprinting the Wiekersham
swer from the New York Times:
Feb H.
Mics Crystal Eastman Munscy Building Washington. o. c.:
Dear Madam receipt a Inviting
Sin modifying offered
safe all ships which
prescribed course and which guarantees free
misleading essentially
opportunity
informed public opinion pending be-
tween Germany and ourselves
The socsd safe for all American ships" IT,
matter Of
offensive wholesome national
esiespect that marvel that calling himself American
worthy Of moments consideration
nation that state Of abby paes which would
possible consider Of anything
Details all
fibre Is rottes with wealth and sefLndulsenee.
President Wilson
world hurniasna
believe that the effort made by the unpaiosie pses who
apparently nation
level Of China
yours GEORGE w. WckERsHAm.
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knolU c. G.. Moores?

r3vERYBoDY Seattle @. C. Moores of Benton
n 7.
- house representatives
VIII HouseB
utilities the public service commission
Is and, what
Webster been congesng the Hobbies
probably little possible about
cities.
utilities willing
o Seattle Tacoma Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-26

When the Seattle Times is found opposing man. that
enough convince fair-mnded, individual that
the honorable and upright because ii he could be
troed by the interests the Times would sing his praise
convinced that my friends the Seattle Times really
believe that the proper way make progress load
everything the table of the rich and that there will be
enough crumbs fall off so that all OF the common people
the floor under the table and get enough
The Times consistent thing onythat being
wrong and opposed the general good all public ques
tons and always being the best interests of Seattle
Its talk is sometimes good but its philosophy economies
and sociology always decayed putresccnt and diseased
As matter OF sincere fact is we'll known and admitted
that candidates for public office generally fear that the
port OF the Seattle Times will defeat them The Seattle
Times is splendid newspaper such give the news)
but fails rcspecitS editorial column like
form appendix useless organ which has function
he Times should be operated upon and have its appendix
removed and would that the surgeons the
porations II represents perform the operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-26

Communications TO the editor
must bc signed and address
given. II they are 10 be pub
lished. You may. however.
designate some other sigma.
turo. Letters must not be
more than 200 words long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-26
Fourth Set of Twins
in Governors Home

BISMARCK, ". d., Feb. 26.-Unle
and Vernia Frazier, poppy twin
daughters of North Dakota's farmer
governor, Lyman J. Frazier, are to.
day the fourth set OF twins occupy.
Ing the governors mansion here.
There have only been eleven cover.
nors OF this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-26

Webster. r. D. X thinks you
should get the tickets on this. The
sentiment. NOR, than anything else.
getA Il by.
ANOTHER
Ny hero for tho day n our own
T. ID. X.
Who taught US all to say. "is you
can't smile. riggie"
BERT W. ALLEN,
ats W. Nlckcrson 81.
AND AGAIN
My heroi Our president. No ono Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-26
"oh, I'm no glad I came down..

"Oh, I'm no glad came dowuls
she brc0thed con'entedly.
Glad" Jim echoed. "Ym
don't know what II meant 20 -
TO look up and see my little Gea
coming In. ! was going carry.
think"
"Ah. Jimmy. why do your" III
eoaxed.
Il don't know" he said. Mad
that way. ! guess ] love you
you're mine, You're the thing I
live for. the thing I'm proudest Of!
] cant bear to think there was 4
time when didn't know you. nv
little innocent girl can't bear
my Godl-to think that you carsl
for some one else"
And with swift force he got q
bis feet. and put her in his chair.
Julia sat motionless while he tool
a restless brief turn about tn
room.
Jim" she said bravely. doc
II mean nothing 10 you that them
were other women in your life b.
fore you knew me7"
Dearest" he answered SERIOUSLY
arid quickly. God knows I wouK
cut my hand off TO be able 10 bIof
that all out OF my boyhood. Thoss
things mean nothing 10 a man. u
and they meant less 10 me than u
most men. Women can't undee
stand that. but II you knew hov
men regard II, you would reallss
that very few can bring their wivo
az clean a record as rnine,"
Il never cared for any one but
you in my life. Jim Julia sal.
with dry lips. y
CONTINUED In Our Next IsUs)
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The LAD WHO USeo 70
TAKE CARE or BROTHER
WHILE H1OThER 5toppEO
THOROUGH WORKMAN

Tho man in the laundry who seals
up the rear buttonhole in the neck.
band OF the shirt might be employee
by the state department 20 close
possible leaks.
Query; What has become OF that
overt act"7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-26
STAR BEANS
BY L. ID. X.
Author Of IF You Can't Smile Giggle"

wiser.
He stood for no nonsense from VII
liam tho kaiser.
M. u. X.
What shall ] take her tonight n
fellow writes.
Ans. Why not take her a pound
box OF potato chips7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-26

Col Byron Phelps. who is candidate for the coun-
Gill; is years old He has served in public offices of
kind another about 40 years.
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my HERO"

You ask. who In this hero. mineT
Why. NO one. but my dad M fino.
WEBSTER HCSK.
1901 Bellevue ave.
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MORE THAN 10000 COPIES SOLD DAILY.
It's YOUR Pocket

the railways and their mouhpeceS will leave nothing UNI
done this time defeat the public belt line proposition.
thousands dollars them that worthy facility
YOU Mr. Shipper going to permit the
railways o keep digging into your pocketbookS2
this And Sc
understand the belt line there will be doubt about popular
Endorsement when the matter March 8.
The belt line would eliminate arbitrary switching which
enable the railways charge about IS fees handling the
freight shipments of the port.
would wipe away the duplication, the exoion equipment
please and connect the ports properties by single PUBLIC belt line ope
ated by the people
get dollars and to YOU
the railways switching shuttle coal from
track getting end of town to deaerremember
YOU who ultimately It's YOUR pocket that's really hit
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WHO IS w. D. LANE?
BY EDWIN !. BROWN

First of all, Mr.. Lane is honorable He is just
such you would retain if needed lawyer.
would desire employ fill position office OF trust
responsibility He that keen deep broad-mnded,
sderate type OF that you feel comfortable be with
Yes, stree he will be glad to and hear what
the day after he is elected he have
you advise him the day before election He sksh
foxy. lie will stand without being tied post with
having weight hung him. He is not afraid OF the
Seattle Traction O. NJ n. T., c. NJ. s. p the Orc
gon-Washington) Mr. Lane is faithful and will be
for the people If elected and he will be just and fair
with the corporations He believes in and works for the
things that Mr. Hesketh, Mr. Erickson. Mr.. Bolton, Mr.
Moore Mr. Fitzgerald and Progressives in city
Gil do and truly he would be force for progress and
advancement associate councilman with Mr. Hesketh
and Mr.. Erickson, who ought be elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-26

Extend some folks n chair and q
welcome and they'll wear then
both out.
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My heroi Our president. No ono Il
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POMNIK KOS
CIUSZKI w WHINE.

w tych czasach tax ciezkich,
Wilno zdoby}o sic ma pomnik,
wystawiony W koSciclc Sw. Jana,
dluta Wiwulskiego, tw0rcy po-
mnika wzniesionego w Krako-
vie ma pamiatke zwyciestwa pod
Grunwaldem mad Krzyzakami.
Podajemy, wediug pism krajo-
wych, opis tel wzruszajacej uro-
czystoSci.
Nv stoIecznem micScie Litwy,
w Whine minq} uroczysty obch0d
setneJ rocznicy zgonu Wielkiego
Bohatera naszego Tadeusza Ko-
sciuszki, nader wznioSle / powaz-
1lie. Croczsty obchod, urzqdzo-
ny staraniem obywatclSkiego ko-
mitetu wileiskiego. rozpoczql sig
W niedzicle, II. pazdziernika .
godzinic 10. pred pol. solennym
nabozenstwcm w po-uniwerSy-
teckim koSciele Sw. Jana PREY IT,
hey z~amkowej.
.,Juz Cd wczeshej godziny to-
.goz dnia PREY pieknej pogodzic
jesiennej. przeciagaiy ulicqmi mia
sta Wilma tlumy obywatelstwa i
mieSzkancow, przystrojonych W
srebrne Orzelki polskie i bialo-
amarantowe kokardki. Lecz ME
tylko mieszkahcy Wilma, ale i
miasto samo przyobleklo sic w
miare, jak ciezkie warunki wo-
JENNIE M to pozwolily, w odSwie-
the szaty, Wszystkie Prawie a
tax liczne tutaj sklepy polskie by
~ juz Cd samego rama ozdobione.
w mich to widnia}y bqdz to obra-
zy badz to popiersia Bohatera ma
szego Z pod Racfawic. Widniaiy
one ma tie amarantowo-biafym,
wSrod kwiecia i zieleni ~naszej.
Nv miare tego jak sic zblizala
godzina TO-, naplywafy Z wszyst-
klch stron nieprzeliczone taste
py n~aboznych wszystkich stan0w
do po-uniwersyteckiego kosciola
Sw. Jana, ktory w krotkim czasic
Pc brzegt sic wypelnii. Obecni by
l. przedstawiciele wszystkich ma
szych instytucyi narodowych.
Spoiccznych ! politycznych, oraz
tfuny ucz2ccj sic mfodziczy, kto-
IA w zwartych szcrcgach ku pra-
starej Swiatyni podazaia. Punktu-
alnic o godzinic 10. rozpoczc}c
sic solennc nabozchstwo: msze
5w. cclebrowaf PREY g}0wnym OF
tarzu ksiadz administrator "a
wzniosic i piekne pienia chorowc
spotegowaiy gleboki nastr6j uro-
czystoSciowy. jaki w scrcu kazde-
go by1 zapanowai. Pc ukohczo-
nym nabozehstwie nastapiio uro-
czyste ods}oniecie pomnika Ia
deusza KoSciuszki, ton2cego
wSr6d kwiecia i ziclelni a WHIT
rowanego w $cianie koScielnej,
poczem z piersi wielo-tysiaczne-
go tlumu poplynelo ,Boze cos
Polske", poplynela piesh tych
serc rozmodlonych, z}aczonych
jednq mySlq a pelnych WARY ku
Bogu.
.,Pomnik Tadeusza Kosciuszki.
wykonany "a staraniem obywa-
telskiego Komitetu wilenskiego,
przez znanego artyste rzezbiarza
+. Wiwulskiego, mieSci sic view
ratrz prastarej Swiatyni Sw. ia.
ma w glownej Level nawie mad
~wejSciem do kaplicy ksiazqt O.
gihskich DO prawej stronie. Ma
zalamanym krzYzu, tym tax zy-
wynn znaku %rzewnych lez i cier-
pien porozbiorowpch dziej6w Pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31

Bdu KOS NaC1dWlCklCn IlcSr1lcr--
telna postaG Bohatcra naszcgo
T'adeuSza Ko$ciuszki, w natural.
nej prawic w~iclkoSci, przybicra-
iaca Z Wolna w miStrzOWSkiej
zaiSte linii - coraz w~yrazistszc
zywszc rysy i kSztalty, by w
koicu w twarzy Wodza naszego
,, uwypuklic Gala mySl i Ware ME
skazitelna a tax nam Swieta, kt6-
rq Z Kosciuszki wyczytac dzieje
naszc mas nauczy}y, ucza i uczyG
bedq. L okien. zwr6conych w dal,
poprzcz wiczycc kr6lcwskicgo
zamku Wawelskiego. odtWorzo-
ne przez artyste pc Level stronie
krzyza, patrzy nasz wodz IA caly
narod polski, by w calym tym
narodzie naszym wskrzesic jcdnq
mySl. wsp0lna, jeden wsp6lny
Gym narodowego odrodzenia.
Przcchylony nieco w tyf, w linii
ma wskroS przecudnej L wypro-
stowanq rekq prawq, zdaje sic Cd
prawiat pred mani przpsiege
swojq, ida sic a jeszcze, skuty
" kamieniu a jednak tax pelen
zycia i WARY, poWolywat has
wszystkich do ~wielkiego tego O.
bowiqzku. w Level zaS zgietej
rece trzyma on pe}niq swych sif
i Z Gala Swiadomoscia rozwiniety
sztandar polski, ia ktorym biaiy
orzei w~idnieje. Calosc pomnika
przesiaknieta pelnia mysli i arty-
Emu, zakonczona jest herbami
Korony i Litwy pc Level. a pc
prawej gornej czeSci krzyza her
Lem wolnych Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych Ameryki, II dolu zaS wild
nieje wykuty w kamicniu napis:
Ia wolnoSG i swobode ludlow -
1917 - 1872.
I wszystkich oddanych NIL
ho1d6w, najmilszy duszy Kosciu-
ski byi zapewne hold rodzinnej
Litwy. NajszczeSliwsza mySl Z
zbiarza jest umieszczenie herb6w
Litwy i Ameryki. Litwy, ponie-
waz czesto zapomina sic, re herb
narodu ME godzi sic dowolnie
przerabiac.. re herb PolSki ME
lest Orzei bia}y. ale Orzei bia}y
/ Pogon; herb zaS Amcryki, po-
nicwai ona obra}a "a haslO WOJny
obccncj: wolnoSc i oswobodzcn'"
lciemicionych narod6w.
PRZYSIEGA RAY REGEN-
CYJNEJ.
Dnia y. pazdziernika, Rada C
gencyjna. W ktorej sk}ad jak VIA
Gomo wchodza Ks. arcybiskup IA
kowski, hr. Ostrowski / Ks. LII
bomirski, zlozyli uroczystq PREY
siege ma rece biskupa Zdzitowie-
ckiego. Brzmi ona jak nastepuje:
Przysiegamy pred Bogiem
Wszcchmogqcym i'Narodem Pol
skim, re bedziemy wykonywat
wladze ola dobra ~og6lnego, ola
umocnienia potegi niepodleglo-
Sci, chwaly, wolnoSci i szczescia
ojczyzny, ola utrzymania pokoju
! zgody miedzy obywatelami kra-
in. TAX nan dOpomoz BoZe!
Pierwszq czynno$cia Rady, by
10 wydanie odezwy do narodu, W
ktorej miedzy innemi powiada.
Many budowac podstawe ME
podleglego i silnego bahstwa pol
skiego, z silnym rzadem, sejmem
i armia. Nasza historyczna pre-
szlosG i znaczenie. jake Polska
bedzie miala w przyszlej Euro
pie, wymagaja, ably pahstwo ia
kie istnialo. Zdajemy sobie spra-
we, re jednoczeSnie musimy ocie-
rae lzy, leczyt i zwalczac giod i
nedze. spowodowane woina."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31

POWIESC HISToRYCZNA
Z czas6w Leszka Biaiego
przez
J. I. KrasxewskieEo.
J. I.

(Ciag dalszy.)