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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18
DR.. MACY
ADVANCED MODERN METHODS TIFF
SAFEST AND QUICKEST WAY
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18
MEnXN ScNNPA


This fsmeus nhr~raissist resfs your 80
tire life. Just &c the had Indicates
give. gcu dates. saesss tells ,ou what
has passed In We. whst :. happening.
without asking a single question:. Nhe
fcss no, tell things 70 pleas. bot reads
things Just So fhs had Indicates. tell.
you what pirnetn yes were horn under'
en-. iursy and urinehy risn~ta when
ard whntn you will marry ssttien ard
explains tove. family Troubles. mar
riaE~.. divorce. health. business. isw
suits. srsruis,ions. Investments
transactions % all hindsi In fact no
matter what your hope. fear or anti
tlsn. cors. 10 this Noted phrenoioEis,
ard finf hsip. There 4. no need fef
anyone 20 ~ nasusesssfui Her afrie-
removes alt ffsuhis. me xusrsn,es-
satisfaction or no charge. HSr readings
are strictly confidential Call and ron
suit her Special readirns for ono week
Only. SOC lfours. m. % Z o, m
noosn a. Antisrs tietsi. Fourth and
ftnion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18

ny United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.--DemAnd-
Ing recognition OF their union. 6A]
employees OF the Submarine boat
Corporation plant threatened tc
strike today. The yard il doi1s
government work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18
DR.. WURSTER

''whsFe DO Nou keen Yourseff "a lite
@ shake tou fou'fe ueesr ~ YOUR
afftee'H Many uoss would iihr 20
know You see bar has the habit ~
ehsNinf the law ftFht wears asa he
stoersd 60 WHITING serns snd beins
HEALING POWER kuESr drove
rain ffcui the feet Probably most u
hi- WORT was FREE Ills recreation
snonsN he save q the poor Lately
came Law ambitious pres utsrs en-
Eisssred. hopiae "a reduce the nun,bsr
~ chifopodists and raise the foes Doe
uheNed. complied with section =, paid
f~e fer license section foThids rFass
fieinr ehiFopody after August With
out license nee ~teysi Secretary
tasrd Of shirapody isn't issuing ~.
frnsss rssuit. there's = paddock On
i,ar's door He'r somewhere o. SEATTLE.
feeilnK disguised Charley giss tsF-
bsr. palace hatsi. could locate hiru for
Nen Say wouldn't n ~ funny N the
var Futton March 10 1914
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18
oRpAIn MINisTFes

RFv Mrs nvRpfrR SUNDAY en-,
siss and Tuesday. "Wednesday. rri.
day evenings. consultation daily uatsl
HYb-s. 1891 Third ave. opposite post
office. Elliott aiTi
REV fpE' ELNoHr FRioHf-isss
len ave. Interviews daily. 10 a m "a
.. m. circles Tuesdays and Thurs
DAYS. y. m. sunday lectures Etsvsns
hsli. FOURTH ave. Fast tpsi.
EEv. nEHTHA SEfaos TRUE tp.
wiser. Room 80 1895 Third ave Isri.
vate consultation daily circles sunday
Tu.sday. Friday evenings
REV. GRACE AIKEN. CbNsrLTA
lions daily. Circles Tuesday even
NIX. Martinique Apt f23 Eighth
I've snd unlen .. Main 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18
ROYAL EGYPTIAN .
ILL. L. u

QUEEN
Have your life thoroughly rad and ~
nlsfnsf ny a r-nalps Esvptisn pairnisi
and riRiryoyAnf, one naturally gifted
with the power 70 tell many coming
events % your life how 10 gain SUE
sss. In business. health. marriage. 81
vores. apecuiaiioBa ard transactions 81
all kinds DO. you find the one yon
have bestowed your trust and sffse-
lions upon acting cool ard indifferent
toward you shs advises on all Inn
porfsnt sffsirs % NE special This
wsek. readings 50 cents 81, uniNsf-
slty. corner Hitth ave. Don't forget
she rsltahi~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18
ACREAGE FOR SALE
LITTLE FARM $3.50
SIS CASH. $40 MoSTHLT

only /. Of mile from Lake
washington. At Kirkland: over
acres good alder bottom soil;
small house: part cleared. fine
running creek A big snap.
Take Kirkland ferry at Madison
PARK to Burke A Farrar's office
IN Kirkland and inquire for the
Stuart place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18

THIS IS a SNAP
s-room modern cottage. lot t0xio0: all
sssessments IN and paid except paving.
Price $3.50. 800 cash.
s-room house; lot soSio0 Price $3.50.
5000 cash
YorNG n BROBEnG
szzs Ballard Ave. ballard sIi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE or DISSOLUTION
All persons arc hereby notified that
the firm Of nlaif a Hlinn lawyer. at
as oriental building seattle waah.
ingfon, has Dissolved ~ mutual con.
sent. and all parties Indebted 20 aatd
Law firm are requested 10 call ~ their
office 81 bts Oriental Building and
settle their account bY leaving " with
t.eoia May Eiinn, who continues e.
practice - sald office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18

a. ~ ns~ssi aanss.. Wv fess
30 a'.fsf~aee n yeu haven't
"a saa.ad, nry ana evening"
"A STEVENS m,,. s's 49,, AZ
Msmbsr Ss,,onsi tFri,ed Masters %
Dancing Association,
pfkMoSps. WATCHES AND JEWEL.
~. .ii,ev~sr-, 90, glass and siect- cot
prrrr MICHAEL
90. Pike ~ fswsier.
Formerly a, 1895 Second Ave
wkNTEn-oIp rafan rEErH DOM
NATTER ~ nRoktO, Hinitysr
coin. SILVER sSp ntAMoSpa
SMITH lrwEfRy Mfu. CO. us I.
Q SMITH nLpd.. FOURTH FLOOR
WATCH nrrAtnfSu
Diamonds st while yoa walt. is~siry
repaired and remadsisT.
work guaranteed ct wholesale prices
SMITH tFwEt.nv MO co
en- .. 9. SMITH hi.p1. FOURTH Fieer
otR COURSE MAKES rtNtritnp
dancer OF you. why vsi,f our re-
salts ruarants~d fiippodrssns. Ftf,h
ard University riiiets stsf.
1Non,IA rifapfN SEATTLE
story ~ pf Pierce A. any book
store. Nrtiefs tH'Nt ~ Fte INV -
Price % cents mail ~ cents
Nrv GREENE - HOTEL HOLLAND.
Fourth sna I.ff~rson. near eour, house
Easily r~afh~d for ministerial services
Private parior. Msin tsti.
PRACTICAL NuHsE-Mhs wttixtks
ser. seis issh ~ W. rhess baiisrd
fftT
kppAkEnn-ssf~ AT I. AT THEY ~
Gone" 10 cents . rolf Jacass Pit
utfF
FliE~pN or MADAM CRANE. csti.
81 Ass ttth ave. hadisoe cable.
Phone vast fTfT
hAdrtur rtsSo PLAYING
Ara por uisr music taught In 10 issssss
Perfssss pidg
1-1s<ST1Hs siss ss.s isss rs
nh~NnM ISn wssHtSrl ,es 49,
e sbIAfrUIl MEDIUMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18

learn facts about the finest salt water
frontage, In 5-acrs tracts. at 800 an
sere. on easy terms. Charles Somers
Company. Alaska Bldg.
4 LOTS. WATER FRONT. 3-ROOM
house, modern garage and chicken
house, windmill. ~ horse power
gasoline engine. 81. 800 cash. 2I2
mn IcSe~sSrs~~~o~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18

cozN HoMr, GROOM MODERN COT
tsse, lot sesiit. close 30 care streets
eraded. cement WALKS use down. 80
Per nAonth. including interest TIA
Smith. kso9 California ave West ass
Take fauntieroy ear
a MAZE Sei 3 ',wsANGGp~ ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18
ATTRACTIVE HOME
NORTH END

With cement sidewAlksi sraded
street. large lot seod vie~
hnNr sntncnta rAtd Price ~ 9tni
terms SO rash and SO monthly
burke a farfar. ao3 New York
tilork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18

CURE to STAY CURED. lstn year.
Consultation FREE. Lowest rates
come and find out for Yourself what
can 10 done for you.
Hours 20 ~, is 10 6. 7 10 3
DH MACY
.si3 Second Ave. so5-S Ipier Bidg.
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WANTED LoCGrRs. rtOntSu
stfNoEns, CHAsERs. cNoKrnmrS.
FAtt.ERS prckrRs AND ALI
ROUND io0GEns STEADY EN-
rt.oyMENr No FER. GALL AT
ri. ALASKA nuit.pisu. SIMPSON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18

PICK GRAPES
rom the vineyards
on Puget sound.
Special excursion
next X u n q a y,
Call for free
folder. with map
aea nhnfoa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
CATTLE AND STOCK
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time.

FOR SALE-Three fine Jersey milk cows,
gentle good horse. l two seated top
buggy 800 W Iith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

PHONE us where TO buy clothing, shoes
ana furniture. We buy everything. wal.
Si7I. 2Oi W Reno.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

FOR mems caston clothing and shoes
we we VIII pay moro than anyone else.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK
In Answering ADS. Pi.ase Mention Times.

wANTED-Liberal acreage for test weils
Will contract Immediately n delivery ~
assured state legal description. p O.,
Box $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
GOOD POSITIONS
ARE OPEN
For Bright Young
Women,

THE TELEPHONE BUSINESS
efferr nm opportunity to young
women 10 secure n business train
ing OF great value In profession
where your services are In con-
stant demand
EXCELLENT WORKING CON
pfTIONs: rest and luncheon room
IN which meals are served NJ cost.
vacations with pay. rapid ad-
vancement
PAY STARTS the day YOU en-
ter our training class. We pay
you while learning the work and
before you can operate switch
board
Apply At room 2os. Pioneer
BldE. and ask for Mrs IIill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
UARRINAN'S CHANCE,

HARRIMAN'S CHANCE.
r ". Hartman. In early days ex-
pressed to a friend his desire to be ele~t.
ed TO the board OF directors Of a certain
railroad ~ don't really sec what use
that would bs to YOU" said the friend.
you would be one Of fifteen men, OF
whom presumably fourteen would BE-
against you" Hartman replied. II know
that. but all the opportunity | ever want
is to be ono OF fifteen men around
table" ii
Anyone having 5000 TO invest can
have psrtionlars7ef a good chance by cons
". TREVOR LEWIS.
il6 Terminal Bldg. Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
PAPERHANGING AND REPAIRING
n Ansvev,us AAs. Piesse Mention T,mes.

Painting and Paperhanging
work guaranteed will bring samples
Wal. 1918. ~ 2. Kleln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
In Anauevtu~ Ada Plea. A.ult,-. vt-..,

IN h~WSStuG nus. fteoee mention Times.
FOR RENT Rooming house, IL rooms
modern with or without furniture
rent very reasona Bile: fine location See
me. tl3 North Fourth, Chlekasha. Okla
WE MAKE collections eVerywhereF sat.
isfaction guaranteed white Southwest
ern Mercantile Agency, Woodward. Okla
HARRlMANS CHANCE
r.. H. Hartman. In early DAYS
expressed TO friend his desire to
he elected TO the board OF directors
OF certain railroad II don't really
see what use that would he to you"
IA Id the friend You would he one OF
fifteen men, of whom presumably four.
teen would he against you" Hartman
replied. II know that but all the
opportunity ! ever want Ia to be one OF
fifteen men around n table"
ANYONE having 81 600 or more to In
vest can have particulars OF a good
chance by consulting
l. TREVOR LEWIS.
tle Terminal Blds. oklahoma City
FOR sALE-uNLiMlTED SUPPLY OF
POTASH
own tract Of 100 acres OF fine quality
potash that can be shipped in carload lots
TO any part OF the country; powder manu-
facturers, brokers and any others inter
estsd, address Jasper ENendlne, Anadar-
ko, Okla,
BLACKSMITH shop and earaEe for rent;
good high school +. r. wern,r. Ray.
more, Mo,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
STOCKS AND BONDS
In Answering Ads. Pienss Mention Times

STOCKS AND BONDS
In Answering Ads. Pienss Mention Times.
If STOCKS
WERE COMMONLY
OFFERED FOR SALE
WITH NO BUYERS. OR
BIDS WERE MADE
WITH NO SELLERS.
TIE TIL INVESTOR rN,y WOULD BE
MoiLSE,1 MOTT 9E THE He, TIME. 10 =
When you have ctocks to Sell.
or. or when you want TO buy stocks,
CONSULT TREVOR LEWIS.
H6 Terminal Block Oklahoma City.
FRANCES FINLAY WRITES;
Some folks there are
In this world of ours.
who always seem 10 see
The brightest side of everything
They know exactly ju.Vehat counts.
And hravely face life's cares,
And In the Bank Of Cheerfulnsss
They're multi miIlionsires.
The Woman'S Right
Oil & Gas Co.,
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS
OF OKLAHOMA.
March 70. 1917
cAf,TnL STOCK, s $4,000
'''eA 'o''y roia oFrrcERs' ena Non A'''''' Die
President, Mrs, V. 1, Dsndoy.
Vice. President, Mrs p. A. Brown.
s.c,.,,rv. r-oa os%p!rs'; .ng.r 10, OH: x.,.,.,
okmulgee. Okla
In the development OF natural resourcss
the shrewd American investor finds MYg-
er and surer returns than In any indus
trial or commercial invest ment All he
penditurs OF his money. This 10 exactly
what We propose 10 give when We offer
you stock in the womans Right OIL 4
Gas Co, With its holdinss In one Of ths
richest oil sections In Oklahoma. and
known as the Okmulgee field
On May 10, 1917. a we'll was drilled
coming In 1000 barrels. In section q
townsiip II north. ~ east, In the north
west corner Of the section. This company
owns ease less than ons-half mile from
'his well, the location being the south
half Of 5he southwest quarter Of section
H. township ~, north range - cast We
oeem II important 10 say chat before TAX
Ing our lease holdings the company's rep
resentatives made n careful investiGa tior
Of the field In which the company's opsr
therefoi' tina. Z the statements mad>
IN this prospectus are true and conserva'
| tive. and furthermore that the officsrJ
and directors Of the Woman's Right OIL
Gas-Co.. stand hiGh In businsss ability
integrity. and sound Judgment, and car
he relied upon TO administer the affair,
~ the company to the best interests o.
the stockholders
None Of the officers or directors draw
q salary. Every dollar derived from IN,
i ~ . -.
hare, legitimate expenses necessary I,
40 the business. will he honestly ant
faithfully expanded In drilling wells.
REFEREECrs: FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF OKMILurr. OKLA.
MORE sHAREs IN THE ABovE WON
Ans MoHT OIL a GAS CO. AT ONI
DOLLAR PER SHARE.
L. TREVOR LEwIs,
ie TERMINAL BLDG. OKLA. CITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
FOR mems cnston clothing and shoes
we VIII pay moro than anyone else.
Wal 1900
PHONE us where TO buy clothing. shoes
ana furniture we buy everything. Wal.
Sf7|. 20i W. Reno.
HOTEL DIRECTORY
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
Wayne Hotel
Meals, home style iOc; rooms. Csc and
eoc; lodging per week. 800 up; close
10 all dcpots; n good straight house. ll0h
w California Ave, oklahoma city, okla.
THE CAPITOL HOTEL
Under New Management
32O,i N Broadway. Phone w. b55s.
Has been thoroughly r-rirnlshed and 10
now ono OF tho most up-to-dats hotels
In the city. Hot and cold running water
In every room. Special rates by week
and month
SUMMER rates New Regal $40 W. lst
Wal s93i
A PERMANENT HOME
for mem board and room 81 TO - per
week Western Hotel, SO West Main
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.
SOUTH room in nice home. to lady or
gentlemen employed; desirable location
"a West sth.
LARGE, pleasant south room; private
home: close In; 81 50 weekly: gentle
man preferred MsDle o2i
THREE rooms. single or en- suite; select
neiehhorhood $40 W 18Th Wal b7st
| STRANGERS In the city will do well 10
try The Cafeteria" 16S Wes, Main 81 .
For RENT Nice. cool south and south
east rooms; best part Of city. 1910 n.
Broadway.
WELL ventilated modern southeast room.
closet. bath convenient. very desirable;
gentlemen preferred. 10 West 9Th
| FOR RENT -- Three nicely furnished
rooms. 9l2 North Francis, phone Wal
1929. or Wal 1901 J. q. A. Harrod,
owner
| fOR KEN cool sleeping room Nerhnih
and front reception room for guests
and friends l1 ith Maple s67
MODERN bedroom. south windows, close
| In private home. man and wife, or
gentlemen. or ladies. Wal 1893
FOR GENTLEMAN southeast room. In
new bungalow close in: private en-.
trance: connecting bath: references re
quired. Call W iiil during business
Ihours
! SOUTHEAST furnished modern room. In
private home. fine neighhorhood walk
ing distance; reasonable Maple l32.
SOUTH front room in cougenlal home
youhg men call In person. b23 West
Eleventh
IDEtIGHTFt'L southeast room. connect
ING bath. 9l6 North Harvey, first floor
SUITE OF two beautifully furnished
rooms. I windows, priTaie bath. 81
Broadws Circle.
ONE nicely furnished east room In mod
ern private home. b2s East sth Ma
ple 2iss
NICELY furnished downstairs front room
In private home, also good room un
stairs 3oi y eth 81
IHIRK'S lace curtain laundry. guaranteed
work: quick service. price l2lic three
deliveries Maple 1873
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT
In Answering Ads, Please Mention Times
FOR RENT-3 nicely furnished rooms II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-14
CHARGE COAL MEN
WITH PRICE TRICK
Wisconsin Defense Council Informs
Baker Illinois Operators Mis-
represent Facts

Madison. Wis. July 1.-THE Hi
nots Coal Operators. association and
two smaller organizations of Illinois
coal men. are charged with deliberate
misrepresentation OF facts as to coal
prices in d telegram despatched by
the Wisconsin state council Of de-
Tense 10 Secretary Of War Baker. The
telegram. signed by Magnus Wenson,
chairman of the council, asserts that
the circular of the coal men has been
sent broadcast throughout the coun-
try quoting prices which purport TO
have been agreed upon between the
governments and the coal men. The
telegram quotes prices reputed 10 have
been set by the government aud sug-
eests to Mr. Baker that wide public
itv should be given the alleged mis-
representation
The circular is said to quote
washed coal which sold last year at
SI45. at 80 to $500
Springfield III. July I4--CoaI men
here denied today that the Illinois Coal
Operators association had mIsrepre-
scented facts as alleged IN a dispatch
said TO have been sent to Secretary of
War Baker by the Wisconsin council
Of defense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-14
Chinese Republic Is Now Restored
Refuses
ExtradjtiO71 Of
Alfredo Cocchj

New York. JAY IA personal
warrant from President Wilson
for the arrest of Alfredo Cocchi i'm
italy fer the murder here of Ruth
CrugeF was received by registered
mail today by Edward Swami, dis
trict attorney.
Rome, July 1.-THE ministry Of
foreign affairs yesterday notified
the American embassy that IL was
impossible to eNtridate Alfredo
toCchi, the slayer Hf Ruth Cruger.
without violating the fundamental
law Of the country.
Peter a. Jay. charge daGairs. dur
ing the absence Of Ambassador Page
called at the foreign office and was
told that the ministry regretted II was
unable 10 satisfy the desire of the
United States TO have Cocchf sent back
especially now. in view Of The reIa-
tiOns of italy and America.
Although the original questions
asked by Joseph IT. Griga. represents
ing Police Comui ssiOuer Wood oil
New York. has as vet been uRansw-
cred. new questions have been sub
mttted 10 the Italian government
through the American embassy, these
deal chiefly with C0cchi's reported con-
uivance with the New York police.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-14
ABDICATI0N OF KAISER IS REPORTED


Germany's serious internal
crisis oyerShad0wed the pending
military operations In the news of
the day.
The reports from Berlin show
that the reichstae has gone on
strike against the military and the
military party, apparently in the
interest Of parliamentary system
of government
There is even a rum0r. although
entirely une0nfiFmed and little
credited, TINT Emperor William
has abdicated in favor of his sixth
and faYorite son, Prince Joachim.
The peace cIamor IS growing
both i'm Germany and Austria
Hungary. Part Of the trouble be-
tween the reichstug and the gov
erBing class il over the govern
ment's persistent declTnati0n to
state Germany's peace terms Oh
the basis Of Recommendation de-
manGed by what now comprises a
majority block i'm the reichstag.
The war credit bill is being held
mp by this majority until the PEI
litical crisis is settled. But more
serious set Is the decision Of the
members net to meet i'm commit
tee. Apparently the crown prince
is Hagiug a fight for cHntro! on he
half OF the milifHriStic interests.
Chancellor won Bethmanu-Hail
veg is under fire from the crown
prince and his supporters. the
chancellor seemingly being too
literally inclined to suit the heir
20 the throne.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-14
l. Tench Observe
Their Fourth of
July With Quiet

Paris, July 1a- France today cele-
brated its national fete with fervor
and quiet 1ov unknown in many years.
The Russian revolution has made
Frenchmen realize more yivtdIy the
meaning Of the great epoch which,
dawning i'm America in 1876. calmi-
mated in France in 1889 in a great
revolution whose spirit after over a
century is about TO have its fun
fruition in the destruction eff the last
basGlie Of absolutism by the forces
Of allied democracy
1T is q pity. SAYS Paul BesChanei
president of the chamber Of deputies
in a message to the Journal that the
Germans cannot see uEr national fete.
they who believe us to he starving
and at the end of our resources.
Americas Intervention while a
decisive verdict on the justice Of our
course, is sure guarantee of victory.
1T makes it more than ever cur duty
TO hold on"
In the detacbmeuts guarding the
colors of the One Hundred Sixth i'm
fautTv in JodaE's review was q white
bearded sergeant wearing a medal Of
1870 and the war cross with several
stars and palms His name is lie
8IehnaRer He was in the United
States in 1870 but returned to fight
for his country Returning to Amer
lea after the war he went TO Los An
geles where ne made his fortune He
heard the call of duty again i'm 1919
and left for France with his wife and
four daughters. notwithstanding his
81 years be enlisted. has fought for
three years and has been wounded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-14
IS YOUR PET DOG
IN STYLE? LOOK AT
THIS AND FIND OUT

Chicago. July l4.-Dogs which are
strictly in style this season are wear
ing their hair tied on one side OF the
head with blue ribbons. Sweaters ana
vristIets are also worn i'm the best Of
dog families and decorations for their
kennels to be correct, must be made
in Japanese figured crepes.
These are some fashion hints gath
cred al the first annual dog show Civ
en- by the W0man's Kennel club Of
Illinois which opened yesterday, the
proceeds Of which are 80 go 10 the
Navy league Dogs from many parts
of the country are being exhibited
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-14
The War Today

The Russian revolutionary ar
mics in GaIicia are still sweeping
forward. Apparently there is little
80 stop them pouring through the
breach i'm the lines in eastern Gal
leila opened by General k0rniioff-
Thy are pushing on north of the
nnieSter and west al the Lomnica
and generally proving Yictors in
the fighting going on along DO
mile front.
ON the Franco BeiEian front
waiting policy Is being pursued by
General Haig on the British end
If the Inns and General Petaiu in
the French action. There has
been only local fighting by either
group 0l armies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-14
Quotas Mag AIRY,
AMNESTY GRANTED
BY AUSTRIAN KING

London. July 14-Dr Kari Kram~
arr and DR.. A10yslus Raschin. the
czech party leaders i'm the hungarian
parliament who wer recently franted
amnesty while serving sentences for
treason. have been released, accord
ina to Vienna advices transmitted by
the Exchange TeIegraphs CORES
pondents at Amsterdam
The emperor's amnesty. it is an
nounced. has also been extended to
the accomplices of the two men.