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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21

Stall a.. lbs rice. 2Sc3 N. onions.
Toe: mi. elbow mAcAroni asc. :5e
meat sauce. isc. pkxs corn fakes.
1Sc. Ito fAEina. $50. lbs MEXICAN
beans $50. 8 lbs rolled oats. 900. stalls
sa-fe = n Royal baking powder DC
ammonia. 60 bottle. W~~-on oil. $40
pit dili pirEeiA ibo ct. home made
ham or PORK loaf f6c n stall Is. zoo
PKG Eranoia. ite. isc pkg. rice biscuit.
i0c. srimbI-. ioc pkg. : ihs silver
prunes ste. srtra fancy dried peaches.
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Vessel Movements
ARRIVED AT SEATTLE

ARRIVED AT SEATTLE
June 2f--isffsrron. from 3. Il. Alaskan
ports. at : n. m.
Manila Maru. from IlonrkonE. via
ports. al a. m.
Barge ErHkino NJ Phelps. from San
Francisco. In TOW OF tug Sea Eagle,
at $50 n m.
June eO-Ravalii. from s 4 Alaskan
ports. via ocean Falls. r. C.. a,
Sis p m.
Bee. from Ban Francisco. via Everett,
at noon.
Turret crown. from Vancouver. n. C..
at y m.
SAILED FROM SEATTLE
June "a CordovR. for Kotzebue sound.
via Nome, at tao q. IN.
Rec, for Tacoma. at p:4b a. m.
juno go Northland. for s. +. Alaskan
ports via Point Wells. at 2 y. m.
Turret Crown. for Tacoma, at y. m.
Motor schooner Tacoma. for Tacoma.
at y. m,
ALASKA VESSELS
SEWARD. June ao-SRiled. Admiral
FarrhFut, wostbound. at 3 u. m.
CORDONA. June Iq-Saiied: Alaska,
aouthbound. At 10 y. m.
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SUB.CHASER BURNS

BOSTON. June 2l.-Fire destroy
ed a submarine chaser. formerly
the power boat Gypsy. off Hull to-
day Members of the crew and all
ammunition were rescued. The
cause of the fire has not been
learned.
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Public Markets


rIsE ST.
stall ~. cottage chosao. ioc ID. pas
trurizcd milk. 90 at. stall -. Washing
ton creamery butter. 900 ~. fresh eRgr.
dos 7sc. good coffee. ite 10 btong's ..
acc KreAn Krisp. ssc. zoe box smoked
herring. isr. 90 boScn matches. iOc, iOc
shaker salt. o. stalls i0-ii. long head
lettuce. te. fancy bananas. soc do1.
Royal Grocery, beet butter. SOC 10. fruit
lars. sgo doE English waluuts. lba.
ATE q A H. haltbut. lhn. ztc.
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
CONSULT MADAM LESsLlE
EGYPTIAN rinnnNoLoGlsr AND


EGYPTIAN rtiRrNoLoGlSr AND
MEDIUM
One who can actually tell you what YOU
want to know without AsbnE single
question. Hives advice how Ia gain
success IN husinoss and faulty affaifH.
courthhlp and marriages. tells you
what hunineHa II most lucky Tor sou,
aud what part OF tho world viii he
more suocoasfui for you. advises how TO
gain ana hold good position Hhe tells
" tho ono YOU love IL true or false B.,
gives the name OF Nour future husband
o. wife, aud causes speedy marriage
with tho ono OF Your choice, brings the
separated together, makes happiness
between man and wife. The madam
eau advise how 10 avoid all had luck
ana owl Influence and trouble. nnd
cause you to have good luck ana sue
cess In anything you take In hand THE
LADY does not tell TO pleas. you. hut
gives only truthful advice you can de-
pend on. one visit to best will repay
YOU Tor many dtsappointments IN 9th
ern, This IA the madame first time In
Seattle. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
Charge special readings 90 cents for
two weeks only, Hotel Norris. room 3.
l'23h THIRD, between Union and i'ike
Hours, . to sac. daily and sunday
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We don't care who has tried 10 cure
you, and has failod-we VIII give you
n sure cure and small fee. Don't
give up before seeing us.
ny the latest methods known 10
MEDICAL SCIENCE We successfully
treat NAuICOsE VEINS. FILES,
NERVOUS AILMENTS. SKIN All
MENTs, KIDNEY, uIADDFV, LUNG
AND BLOOD AILMENTS. RiEuMA-
TIsN. LIVER AILMENTS AND ALL
CHRONIC AILMENTS or MEN.
Come II and see ms. Have a conf
Dental talk and he examined with
out cost or obligation.
Office hours a. m. to p. m
Sundays. 10 a. IN. to p. m.
NATIONAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Alo Occidental Ave-.
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WANTEDCAPITAL


WANTED-CAPfTAL
To take half interest In large valuable
iron range Dust located. furnish
money to develop and patent IL min
erni claims. lodges OF magnetic, 10
% 80 feet wide, 10 large outcrops 81
orei . miles from depot at Darlington.
az miles from Seattle. Wash, Also 20
gold ana copper claims. hair milo
from depot -Four lodges Of ore
traverse those claims. ~ inches 10 2
feet OF solid ore at outcrOps. WIN sell
this property very reasonable or lease
on royalty 70 mining operators who
viii put Ia n plant ana operate tho
ground systematically and legitimately.
No wildcat Hkuners wanted. No bot
tor gold or copper land anywhere. In
quire Of ownor. Charles Burns. Oar
rlnRton, Wash.
~N>Nc>r~~~~S~A~~eN~~cN~S~~~N
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NJ e N
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TODAY

We will
treat some
or your all.
n1ents for a..
low n fee as
~ ana $40.
w Q W II
make you
an excep-
tionally low
Zee In any
aiinent you
may be sur
ferinR from
with this
low fee and
our long and
successful
experience
In treating
ailments Of
men, you
need not
uffcr an
other day.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
LARGE TRACT LAKE
FRONTAGE
HOUSE, otrBuII.DINus
~ .u.Na

VIZ improved place good house
aud eutbuiidlpKs land All
cleared and fenced. good hlacl
sot all hlnds Of garden truck
planted. about 80 Young bear.
ins fruit trcea % ali kinds. Alao
lots of straw berries and other
small FRUITS, sood water. front
ms On main county road close
70 school aud storss only 100
tafo downtown Party buyinx
can have possession at once.
hNcfN thing Eosa for tt.anO!
terms zee cash. balance $40 per
month. cali at sos New York
block Cor location
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Military organization Of the Jews
began with their departure from
Egypt. Every man above twenty
years old was soldier.
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injurious treatment guarantees tho
quickest cure. My treatment for all
conditions will satisfy tho most ex-
acting man. Como and find out
year. Consultation free. Hours. 10
to II, TO 3, Z to 4; Sundays, 10 to
~. DIR. MACY. 2o3-6 Eplor Bldg.
$40 Second ave.
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The attack which has surprised
not only the Germans, but the
world, and which resulted in push
ing the enemy back below Ypres. in
Belgium. was made under the com
mand of Gen. Plumer. Tho British
general is still hammering ut the
Germans in the region where some
of the bloodiest battles of the war
have been fought.
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| PUGET SOUND
| STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
DOCK. roof OF MARION STREET
L.av. Arriy.
| Seattle PeAttI.
Victoria. n. C.-roe To-a.snd-rori
| Angeles
ities Steamer sol Duo, fori tIesptn
mid rownssnd. williams daily
| nisht lDuns.nsE. tasauiml
daily Angelo. ana Victoria
Docs not call at
| Victoria Sundays
| Taeem. Direct
| 7 Seam st~euncrs Tsoom. and sioam
| sieesn Indianapolis for ia. io,soam
| ~ oeAn coma direct. atssmsrl II sopm
| iieopn every two hours. tee 7isopm
| si0orrn single TRIP. eco round tt0pm
| t'oepm "Trip. stOpm
| feopmF stopm
| sispmh - sepm
daily daily
ro1 fow..-rd IpS~,.i
/ tisssm str. sious. for Port ! i0pm
Sisepm lTowns-nd dirsot iol1opm
daily lConnects at Townsend daily
with rail tines for all
points on oiympicl
| lreninsuia
Ansoevtr~ ssd B~iiinEh.m
ssesn steamer whstesm. toe.m
| daily for Anacertes and daily
nGhsm.
|
Port Tewns~ns
ie seprnls = Kuishsa. for tiseprn
daily IHvsrsu. Ansoor'ss daily
isnd ne insh ham
sen Ja-n Observation-Disclosures
ice str. Resaii~. Tor PORT 3 ospn,
| rnifn'ht iTowns~nd and Rsi.l Tu.sd'y
sunday 'lingAa via all sani Thursy
Tuesd'y Juan island points sstuTy
rhurs'y
| Fort Towu.~nd-rort AnGeles-Nesh
nay ssd Wsv P.vts
ifse steamer Utopia. seri .fesprn
midnhtvort Townsend Port Tue~d'y
HundaylAnseies. Sssh bay Thurr'T
russd'yland way ports Batury
Thursn
| rort Tows.~nd-port Angeles and
WAY Porte
Zoe str N.iaisaia, for stoptn
fntfn'h, port Tevnssnd. Port SUNDAY
HonaaylAnssi... ciaiiarn and wsdnes
wsanss way perts Friday
FRIDAY
PERI damh,e-Iusiew-ri.
fepFn steamer raset. forl ,isean
dsiiy lEinsstsn. osmb is daily
weep, Iva low. "Hgior. except
sa,urylv Ter. ro~nseDd. Sunday
iIansvlils and Had
tl,~N
SATURDAY Only
| ,tsspm ie,eamer ruGes. sarl stsspra
Kingston. Ladiov aud
way poirts
1 ses~rn steamer Puget. forl <;fsym
lKinsssn. rAsdio- sna
i-sy peinis
Ned ssi-S.msie-Tadiaw
y-is,1a str. resi.teh. far lie.
aany lfaaicw. Port Gamble rric h.
creep, ls.nanror and ALI po.,,
sunday lre,n,s on Wood Canal SUNDAY
p,tn,s marked .. are boat ian1inr,
p.ss.nssss for these points ana for
other bor landing points mus, max.
| ,hsir n-n arrangements for ian1ins
.rs a..n-.. all risk ara liability IN
| m.hinr such lsndinr Steamers pss-
| ..ns.r rate doss Get ineiuds boat land.
| inr charges
| HEkgsss uabhity 10 n'nNsa 70 ~sAr-
Ing apparel no; 10 srce~s tee for
| -hsi. Ticket iu pounds allowed FIRE.
steamers ara schedules sasi.e, 10
| rhanr. wttheu; nottee Fr~iwh, re-
| e.l~sd asiiy for all Points t.re.p,ins
| Taeoma) named In shoTs schedule
tickets uaus, te purchased at ticks.
| ssrlo. Open from sis q IN to - -
| IN idnighs
| rloEr sor~D NAVIGATION co.
Tseks< OFFICE. Cslmaa Deck
Ybsna. Mats sscs.
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Nj EN-
BEWARE!

Those who wish TO
avoid harah methods
and serious nfter-Com p
plications viii do wen
to avail themselves OF
tho latcSt mild method 4
with quick aud perma p
nrnt results. The least
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Be the M an
YOU USED TO BE
WONDERFUL INVENTION re-
STORES HEALTH WHILE
YOU SLEEP

III YOU want 20 be
cured Of pain or a
weakened condition,
you must help nature
conquer ~. That's our
method.
, All you need IL new
strength and vitality,
moro power for ths
syrtetn. Eisctricity
gives that Electra
vita, applied whil-
YOU sleep, Haturatcs
the body with q sooth b
Ing stream OF cleo
triclty. II fills the
body with new life
ana vim. and IN n
short time your trou =
bio la cured to stay
cured
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

REV ALBERT vACK--SPIRITUAL
consultation daily. 11sh Pike. Circles
Tuesday. Friday. s:is .. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21

Eieotra-vita is a seif-oharged body
battery, which pumps steady. I'M
broken stream Of saiyanio electricity into
tho nerves for hours while you sleep, in
fusina them with new energy and building
up the entire system to "A strong. healthy
condition. II you have stomach trouble
rheumatism, lumbago. kidney or liver
complaint. or Just lack OF nerve force
Electra Vita will be found to DO an
effective remedy
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NJ. iiEE wo CHINESE MEDICINE co.
ses James 81. bet :ad and trd AYES
seattle. wash Established 1898
WOMEN. Use YOUR CREDIT OPEN
a charge account We will give you
credit 10 OUTFIT yourself 10 anything
you may need In HAIR GOODS You
pay on easy terms az factory prices.
We manufacture sverythiuE that is
worn lu hair goods OF any special pat.
tern or design. Bring your cut hair
or comblngs. We make them up at
factory prices We dye ard make over
your old switches Mail orders ntren
prompt attention.
FACTORY HAIR STORE. i.oi first Az.
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- MALE HELP WANTED
AMERICAN BoYi
ARE you poINu TOUR BITr
The Seattle star has several fine open
ing. for live boys and young mon Re
tween the ages OF II and Is years.
afternoon work oay 20 start. but
chance to work Into aii-day lob aame
dandy routes open. too rhis Ia the
time 10 get good route. as many q
our carriers will leave town for the
summer.
Call At Circulation Department The star
and tAlk With Mr. Smith
oENutSE rASAaAs tseo VALUES
for i1,se, i.andgulsi LAZY up.tAir.
clothes shop. Green nldx. Fourth aud
Pike
wASTEp--ELpERL Man 10 work
around ANAL place or ehors work
board and room and sso,oe per uhonth.
Mrs Mckonna. Lakeside Inn. SILVER
Lake.
VIM c. 0REESEs tFoRMERI.Y
Traeis'sl upstairs suit shop sells m.n's
Us suit. Tor ii5 sesS Thifd ave
YOUNG NAN. PAST ~. WITH t.so. TO
rlanaxs club. salary. Main ,s7r.
kANANAulm.s .. % bat. laes - ..s
ss-6UsIaEss OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE SMALL RESrAURASr
with furnished rooms. Gloss 10 navy
yard. good business. small rsnt and
lease. Price $3.50. Proprietross wants
to Leave town. Royal Cafe. Charleston.
Mesa.. Dor 81.
FOR sAf.E-if-RooM NICELY FUR-
niahsd roominx house. 1850 eaah. mort
EaGs tsTo. rent $50 per month. 10.
Gated At sis-tiS Columbia ~. Inquire
if Columbia 81. Phons Eiiistt 5IeJ.
FOR SALE OR RENT
Blacksmith shop and dwelling sdl,ln-
ms. IN good to~n. Good opening for
ftrat-clans blacksmith write or
go ". J. r. Gordon. Concrete. Wa.h.
+. n wtEsTiISG. LAWYER. LYoS
Building
fOUoH hills COLLECTED ANY
vhar. Main tg.J.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT : TUESDAY EvESfSG. BE-
tween First nm Pharmacy and Hotel
Assembly. brown leather purse con-
tanning money, ksepsaksa. keys. Ra-
ward Mauds Gibbons. Hotel Assembly
LosT--EAR PHONE BETWEEN AR
iington and Big Lake. HoH 80. Bix
LIE, VEL, LsessSl rsrere,
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AUCTION

or GROCERIES AND GENERAL
MERCHANDISE AT THE PACIFIC
AUCTION co, 1913 FIRST AVE.
Friday at i.aO and Saturday nirht at
80. bis lot OF o-dats groceries.
OF sugar, coffee. cereals. canned FRUITS
and vegetables. 100 casea OF laundry
SOAP. bF"oma. toilet paper. lot OF ladies
shoes. 100 single mattresses going at
zoe apiece. rubber goods. furnishings.
large grocery Refrigerator. show
cases, scaie.. blankets. quilts, pillows
ana LARGE stock Just arrived from
Hast sound.
PACIFIC AUCTION co.
1913 FIRST AVE.
PHONE MAIN 1856
JOS. MARTIN. AUCTIONEER
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IS BUSINESS PERSONALS

NEWEST WALK DANcEs
@H Or lessons. little cost
4! !. !. |. !:
~ separate halls. all dAy and
k1R" evening tho year round.
w. 90 you can dance with any
I'M enc. Young lady assistanes
IA trial free middle agsJ and
business peopls. no differ.
NJ enc. ~ you hAyen't danced
N STEVENS --ICApEMf
SRA tG2i tth.
q TX Established over 10 ssars
T. Main geii tMgru 90
National unitsd Masters Of
DanrinE Assn
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FOR pErAlfA on IANps
Handy To cur mills ana campo.
write ef SEQ y "A MEtktEIOuN.
NEr, Land Dept. if0t 1. a. smith ulda
SEATTLE. WASH
You deal with vs. direct"
~-~SHtSs SslS>JIe,SS.lSS I.s I,S-AsEg Co.,
10 HOUSES FOR SALE
~-----------------
THIS is A SNAP
s.reem house lot SeIioe. No. iiis W
ssth at close Go ballard North car.
Price ti,iao. terms
YOUNG a nROnERG
$50 DOWN, $40 AND INTEREST PER
month. s-roem house. lot sOSles,
ti,eee. owner, Rainier sS5J.
NouR RENT MONEY wiiI. BuY A
home from Adams al FAuntlsrey. Wee,
>-~-~--~------>---~-----
22-HousEs FuRN. FOR RENT
t-KooM FLAI. FURNisHEp. ,,os;
7ss
YOUNGSTOWN FURNISHED
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2s--HousEs uNF. FOR RENT
BUNGALOWS roR RENT mr. ADAMS
S-sSSs~~~~~~~~~~~~-
rs APARTMENTS. UNEuR.
CECit. SEES y. UNfoS-s ROOMS
bath. wall beds. elevated ranges. poi
lshcd floors. Sso.oo. furnished. 81. 80.
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WONID > NNEh I 70
ciaIrvoysnJ phrsnaiosis, guarantees 10
read ysur entire nfe. give true advice
on buain .es. love. health ana family
affaira and what TO Do 20 be success
IN iife one visit will pay you for your
many diszproiHtmsnts ia other. Uhs
~iiI reruov. al obstacles ard tell yss
how 10 vim aud hold tho you DE-
sire. special readings tse. Daily and
SUNDAY Room - Abbott usisl, over
owl druF store togA Pile
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RECTOR HOTEL. THIRD AND CHER
~ must vachts June 30. Eight more
days left 20 sell all our brass beds. box
springs, mattresses. rockers. chairs,
tables. carpets. etc. All high grade
furniture and almost new. You can
buy for very little money Come and
move n for VA. Lay In furniture needs.
an never again will you be able 10 buy
high grade furniture for such little
money You can buy single pieces or
in large quantities..
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

surgeon. Hsuito-urinary and rectal dts
eases Traders Block corner Third
ave and Marion ~ Hours a IN 20
y m. evenings 20 D. sundays 10
@ u. fhpne Elliott TiG
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il THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states. for tho Western District
OF Washington
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PRoFEssoR RwEETzER. sEATTLE'a
greatest medium. will locate anything.
I1A Howard ave.
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MUTT HAVE 500 CASH
Viii sacrifice my f0-hors lake front
ranch. 1000 feet on lake. mostly rich
bottom land. under cultivation. ono
hours ride BY train or auto. Adjolne
SECULAR summer resort
Al1ress a. II. O.. all 70. Jefferson ~
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Call at Circulation Department The star
and tAlk with Mr. Smith
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-12
WANT" REP'RESEN TATk)NI 0N:' 4 +:
PUBLIC SAFETY commission
Governor Bwnqui't Will Be Asked to Cooperate With
Labor Organizations in Planning Defense, and in
Mobizmg the Unemployed.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI: May 10-Governor Burnquist be
asked by committee representing the Minnesota
Labor and the Trades and Labor Assemblies of Minneapolis
and Duluth appoint member of organized labor Public
Safety commission This con follows efforts these bodies
aate with the solving the problem
for the harvest and other involving labor
charged that the has refused
taves either before after the appointment of the
Although willing ready place the machinery organized
labor of the the disposal Of the Public Safety commission
that body far has ignored all proers of cooperation said
Leaders declared the state organizations of
able to the state this tme not mobzng unemployed
the harvest fields but maintaining standard working cond
tons that will best the health of city
work.
At meeting Of the Minneapolis Trades
semb nmaed that organized labor in Minnesota refuse
the authority of the Public Safety
and would work directly with the National Council
Defense
Labor is a member
The Duluth Federated Trades Assembly will probably
action along this line at it's meeting.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-12
ENGLISH BABIES
POVERTY VICTIMS
Infant Mortality Among Poor
Little Less Than War
Toll,

LONDON, May 10.-To make good
the tremendous war-toll on British
manhood, a ministry Of health will
soon be added to the. government,
charged with the task Of preventing
$4,000 infant deaths yearly.
Authorities estimate that at least
1000 children, younger than one year,
die needlessly every week. They de-
clare that if the virility of the race is
to be maintained this mortality must
be checked. ':*
The estimate includes a. large per-
cen:age Of prev4ntable prenatal losses,
due to various causes arising from
poverty.
The ministry also will give imme-
date relief in the food situation by
controlling a. sufficient quantity of
milk to feed poor mothers and chill
dren. The government will consider
it wise economy to maintain the
health Of school. children so that they
may take full advantage. of the ma
tons educational. facilities. Right
now, 20 per cent of the school chill
dren are said to be too poorly nour-
ished to reap the full. benefit of their
schooling. If the established infant
mortality is found to be correct, Eng
lands loss of soldiers killed during
the winter only slightly exceeded the
deaths Of babies.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-12
RAINS DRIVE CAPRICE BAND
THROUGH FOUR STATES

"A Child of the Wild" William
Fox's latest June Caprice picture, is
travelogue in itself. Views of four
Southern states are shown in it's ex-
le44~- settings. The co4npd14y u-vame
band Of globe trotters much against
it's will.
Operators began in Florida, but
after a few scenes had been taken
semi-tropical rains set in. After
week of waiting, Director Adolphi
and his company trekked to Georgia.
Only a few days passed before the
wet: season overlook them. Again
the company packed up and retreated
to North Carolina. From that state
they were driven into Tennessee with
headquarters at Chattanooga.
Work had just been started when
the rain came again. Then snow cov-
cred the ground. But June and her
company had tired of travelling. They
settled down for siege with the ele-
l9ents.
In the course Of three weeks the
company managed to complete the
exteriors for the picture, but only
after spending many rainy days in
their hotel and being drenched on
location work.
"And yet they say Tennessee is
dry" exclaimed John w. Kellette, as
sistant director, when he returned to
New York.
"A Child Of the Wild" will appear
at the Strand three days, starting
Sunday.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-05-12
PRESIDENT HALL
VISITS DULUTH

President E. G.. Hall of the State
Federation of Labor is in town at
tempting to adjust matters in connec-
ton with some of the local organiza-
tions.
Secretary Lawson and Vice Presi-
dent Pereault were in Cloquet last
Monday attending meeting Of the
Pulpworkers' union. It is understood
that the I. w. w. element is attempt
ing to break into that organizatio
and destroy the work that has been
accomplished by the organizers of
the State Federation Of Labor.
Another big meeting Of the pulp
workers will be held in Cloquet next
Sunday, and it is understood Presi-
dent Hall and Secretary Lawson will
be on hand to speak
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Millions In Europe
Are Striking Now

Millions of industrial workers
In Europe are on strike. The in
dustrial classes in Austria have
openly declared their desire for
peace.
The great significance Of the
May Day strike lies in the fact
that 1t united the proletariat of
Europe. Thus, the Scandinavian
unrest, which has manifested it.
self on several occasions. is likely
to assume more tangible form.
The Spanish industrial class has
been restless.
TO Russia May Day is a verit-
able Jubilee. For the first time
IN her history, the masses were
free on May 1 to give expression
to their thoughts and emotions.
The organized labor Of Europe,
with the exception of England
and France. totals about 100000
while the unorganized Industrial
workers of tthe same class con-
. seriousness are, two and half
times as many more. The follow
ing table sh6Wso the approximate
distribution of industrial labor in
Europe.
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Philadelphia club women wore
vegetables as gems. Potatoes set in
platinum would attract attention any
where, .|s.z.E1< = T.
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EARLE WILLIAMS
EXCELLENT HORSEMAN
Takes Fences at Bound in "Ar.
sene Lupin.

There will be many Of the fair sex
in the audience at the Sunbeam
theater on Sunday who will hold
their breath when the handsome
hero, Earle Williams who plays the
title role in the Vitagraph Blue Rib
bon feature, "Arsene Lupin," appears
on the screen for the first time.
In this production which was d.
rected for the Vitagraph company by
Paul Scardon, Mr.. Williams rides