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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01
NEW GERMAN RAIDER
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1anan aboard the See Adler was killed
-l,y shcIltire frQrt the. Horngarth,
n There awe &Slfany americans among
~the survivors brought here by the
I *s.ambronne Among them are Roy
CLARK, OF Virginia; John Rondont.
shsahfornian, from the British vessel
A ~ CONAN. I.ather feathers, Of ONO
lsrnesi RAY Gilbert. Of Washington,
4rom the British sailing vessel Pima
sfore: Manuel Guerrero, Of Manila,
The survivors said they were treat
ed well while aboard the raider.
Tsracticaliy all Of the vessels sunk by
abe See Adler were sent TO the bot
Com OFF Trinidad and the coast or
Aenezuela THE See Adler according
40 the story told by members of her
ssttrew and the survivors Of her VIC
Aims WAS conveyed out II the North
Maa by l'-hoats as far as Iceland. and
4 .ahere was left 10 start on her career
~bf destruction
IF Fayorite Trick.
The favorite trick OF the rainier IN
/ w.l,againg" her victims was to APP
Abroaeh them, flying the Norwegian
\ nag. give signals asking for a talk
Il and upon coming within range of the
Z sAmerchantm opening hail of IRE
sa,ntil the ship in question gave notice
7 .Df surrender Then she would send
ysailors abroad TO take off the crews
and sink the vessel The Norwegian
yssax was pulled down and the German
y naval ensign holstcd instead as soon
4 AS the first shot was fred by the
raider
-rft,s ssrr t,iiet- is said ia have helped
4 herself 10 a considerable part of her
f&trttrr7vi E,argees7- Among the ships she
Y Jkent down WAS the AAtlonine. a French
+ AaiIing, Carrying 4.n0a tons of nitrates.
fEorely needed in Germany. II ia as
I3nmed that following the example OF
3~Nhe Moewe the See Adler viii now
n 4nake for "A home port, and. In fact
a may be well on the way.
IA Members of the crews OF the See
E4AdIer's victims We're put to work on
&3he raider and were remunerated for
Gheir services. An interesting story ia
As4old OF IA Dutch sailor. He was de-
= hailed stn work in the raiders galley
EAnd when the See Adler was about to
kend the Cambronne away with the
q strews he was offered $50 marks in
4 GERMAN paper money With a con-
ssemptuous wave Of the hand he re.
Il FUSED The result was his arrest. He
- believed to be the only one now a
4 rprisoner aboard the raider
IA An almost uncauny Hu5actty char
E6cterized the conduct OF tho raiders
Threw When asked how they man
&sAged to slip through the Gordon Of
33rttish warships they would answer
Enthusiastically: "Oh, that's nothing"
III All questions as to whether they did
4SnOt fear being 'bagged'' by entente
kS6arships We're virtually taken as in
6rlts.
k& Scores of wireless messages from
1.-THE British admiralty were picked up
daily by the See Adlers radio order
kynx British warships TO get" the
&sptrate" at all costs. Meanwhile the
z3over went careessly on its way, elud
LINK her pursners and adding more and
RnOre 10 the lis; OF her victims.
In their leisure time the German
kN4ilOrH am used themselves In all sorts
IN nays A fayorite pastme was dance
~ 10 music. Three mandolins. three
36ains IA bass drum and a flute COM
&DDed the ships orchestra.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01
RERzoG IS PUNCHED
BY I. RAYMOND COBB

Dallas. Tex. March 3f.--~Ty Cobb. the
pride OF Georgia" and now with the
Detroit Tigers, and Charley Herzog,
captain or the New York Giants, who
had an alteration at todays game.
fought a fist light tonight in a room al
IL hotel The tight was staged with
formality At Herzog's challenge Cobb
" on the fight, knocking Herzog down
twice. Cobb had all the advantage of
size and. weight Her2ogs face WAS
badly punished. The New York captain
yielded after he was pummelled for FIVE
minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01
SUBMARINE REPORT
] OPTICAL ILLUSION

Washington, March Silt WAS ex-
plained at the navy depart nent tonight
that the report FROM Panama CITY that
in American warship had captured sew
9ral German aubrp arlnes. as related by
passengers, was based on an optical IL
fusion of theirs. American submarines,
II was explained. constantly are pa
froiling the West Indian waters, 1t -
Believed that the passengers saw a
Emother ship towing her chicken sub
marines and through some misunder-
shtanding reported that tho submarines
were captured
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01

z George Cole Scott. weli-known bus
Ancss man OF this city, a member OF the
Aavy reserve corps from Richmond.
smas yesterday called into service. and
appointed nant-commander. He
@iii be assigned 70 duty at once. but to
what point he viii be sent has not been
~ n riounced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01
BEGIN TAKING
NATURAL IRON"


Lack Of exercise, abuse and a1suse q
the stomach. kidneyB and bladder. rssh
foods, late hours, strain and ssntai
worry. deranRe the delicate Vital osSass
and FIRST thing you know. yUa bsgan
slipping. Alcohol h alright - . -
ciable proposition perhaps bul 4 sM5WO
the kidneys. 20 void saeohsa. Ossa0e
up and enrich the blood vizA so1ss rsai
medicinal iron. combined WIN soAsaMs
calcium. potassium. magnssiun nd -
phuric acid which help the seusnasA. NJ
neys. appetite and digestion. IL hsaaev
about Acid Iron Mineral h that y ,
just highly concentrated natural. nee-
alcoholic medicinal iron just - nst1s
would have you take 1t IL puts 0hs
'"stay-there" into your h.ocd and BOZ
ster, you up something great. n drive
out those little bius devils which coma
along with nervousness To kssp yus
awake nishts. 1t speed Mp ehinss In
aide and quick ~ you take Il thres q
four days you'll begin to noeSes . ~
improvement in digestion, sUpes1ea. -
ergy and pep. You notiee that u ejsan
up that pariid. aaIlow. pinpsy. sc0-
plexion too.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01

A. NJ Chichester. of Loudoun county
has announced his candidacy for the
house Of delegates. opposing DR.. Fl. r
holland. who has served In the house
from that county for a number OF
years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01

alton before congress, the war-making
departments VIII b. ready to submit
to the congressional committee q COM
plets program OF legislation for Inn
mediate action
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01
Could You Play Nine Innings
OF Good Hard Baseball Now?

covld
the office plant takes
Of
making lot
vitality?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01
uOEWE BRINGS FIFTY
fContinued from First Page. )

s&0A captured after a fight, five men
laG killed. and British steamer De
SoeaifAn was captured with thirty
: Y4 men.
henson and Meyers were released
COrenhagen after remaining on the
t0Qaw4 for three days In the harbor
X1el, The remaining Americans
- taken OF of the Moewe and ii
Eh&AieVed were sent to Wastphalia."
&JAe efafe department has already
4ed m Inquiry through the
<a yninimter., representing German
I6tx&eG1& here rs 10 the Americans
'1nkS ~ Germany aboard the Moewe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01
You'll Quit Fresh AS a Daisy.

you've Acid Mineral few days just notice how
better feel after the days work is done Its
economical efficient and all good tonic blood
purifier possibly buy to ten
times half teaspoonu in glass of water is regular
Sent prepaid 81 by Fer
rodine Chemical Corp, Roanoke, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01
REAL WAR SESSION

Continued From First Page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01

lSimilarly of Spring
Overcoats--t he ew
Berry Trenchers in diff
ferent models in gray
and novelty mixtures,
with iridescence in the
shoulder and sleeve lin
ings clos e-fitting
G o a t s, loose fitting
G o a t s, conservative
Goats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01

give have everything
at Berry's! Single
breasted Quits with
vertical pockets, cres-
cent pockets, slanted
outside patch pockets
with flaps, re gu lar
pockets; beited and
pleated backs, belts all
the way round and but
toning in front-dou-
BILE breasters belted all
round, half belts on
tucked and pleated
backs, plain backs, and
all the varieties of
pockets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09

One cent word per Insertion.
SiN times for the price ~ i've
Coupon hurkH one hundred hh'H
g. be used as desired s. oo.
Situation ads one half rafv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
SHORT NEWS

SIDNEY SMITH OF Council
Bluffs Ia. WAS deaf mute He
paid no attention last night TO a
holdup's command 10 throw up
has hands aud WAS shot and
killed
col. SPENCER COSBY, Ameri.
eau military attache at Paris. has
been recalled TO be succeeded By
Cant Carl l.. Boyd
MORE THAN 900. 900 marks
orfh Of German cut diamonds are
20 be shipped 10 the l. :. soon on
submarine. II Is announced at
Amsterdam.
The BODY Of Emmett Whit
Held. who Was shot and killed Fri
day on Yesler way by patrolman.
has been claimed by W ~ Whit
field Of Jacksonville. o
DRY SQUAD officers found 2s
quarts Of liquor Ia the Densmore
cafe. 2l0i First ave. last night J.
Vs. Mclaughlin. the proprietor.
vas released on $500 bail
THE WESTERN Washington As
rociation OF Cigar Dealers II hold
.ng its annual convention Tuesday
IN the FRYE hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
a,-euslNrss OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED WIDOW PARTNER ION
sold quarts mine q 500 more required
wii bear inFssftHatiun Inr parfirulars
writ. Mlnef .gis Second ave scat
10. Wash
Et.nEWLN Ht HthEHH Mas WintEH 10
meet tadF vith suur means 30 50 into
aaft drink business Address A-ita.
star
WANTED MIDDLE. AGED LADY Fptt
pafturf fu floating pavilion Must have
1900 Hr mufr Wiaua preferred. Nii
Do ready 20 open in tnu wrrhn iuf
Information write Mr Walton. Silver
Lake. near Everett wash
Will SILL INrEHEHr t% COMPANY
go build eufAlnsurn'H cottages Cor sa Ir
by lnsfaiimenta tgt Lyon huudinE
Main ttIf
MIDDLE AgEp WIDOW rAnrNEfi
wanted an esasrr chicken ranch. iu
ruy efth cash hf young t4aI
sidpt-f tntesiisat~ hoH .itf eiaf
aHo'EHN LtAE OR CtoAR LtNE %"
eel hf SEA- -iios aalssuan. 90 years
eapHflsnte eifhsf salarf cor commission
Address 1at star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
u. OF W. AIDED
AS INSURGENTS
T|eHTEN GRIP
By EDGAR c. WHEELER

OLYMPIA. Jan . The second
aay'H session ~ the 18th legisla.
iurc saw organization" rule IN the
senate practically broken. with the
Insurgents claiming permanent
majority
At the same time the house be.
sins work with the power Of the
once all.powerful rules COMMITTEES
curtAiled by provision that
majority vote OF the members
can bring a bin out Of the commit
tee or advance Il on the calendar.
in place Of two-thirds majority.
a. In the past This is q conces-
sion Of one OF the fights which had
aeen made by progreasives during
the last two sessions.
The showdown In the senate
zane when Dan Landon 81 Seattle
and Ralph Metcalf OF Tacoma led
the fight against Lieut. Gov. Harris
slate
The result vas the addition OF
two members fayora bic 10 the II.
furgents TO the rules committee
and the reyamping OF nearly all the
other committees, which had been
stacked with the most reactionary
members.
The two added 10 the rules com
mittee were Harye II. Phipps OF
Spokane. former progressive, and
C. r. Mcmillan. democrat.
The University Of Washington ap-
pears today TO have the upper hand
in the preliminary jockeying In the
controversy with the State college
over the educational survey.
Seattle senators have forced the
addition OF three members. all IA
yorabie TO the state university. on
the educational institutions com
mittee. They are Iandon OF King.
Hall OF Whitman and Boner OF
Grays harbor
Untll this change was forced, the
committee was declared 10 have
been stacked against the state uni
versity. with a membership con-
sisting OF Senator'S Wray. Cleary.
Johnson. Ferryman and Knyken-
dali Wray. chairman. was the only
one on the original committee par
ticularly favorable 10 the university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09

N'"TI y n" 1'1H'-TI HNTtI :" N.
lated sugar $50 stall ia frrah paaiour-
iard mills e. o.. &, pt Stall 1885, zoe
spices Be-. large cans ~ milk esc.
stall 60. potato sausage t2a, o. pork
SAUSAGE. t.4r ih stall a1 2tr can bak.
iur powder I-c. eee coffee tec % soc
coffee. goo lh bulk sredcd raisins Zoe
m stall Oh. fresh paHtourlacd butter.
coo no stan ga whole salmon 600
stalls i-e. Yakima Gem POTATOES. 81 90
sack. delivered. grapefruit fof eaci
bananas. i5c dua stall tt lemons no
for io,. applies 900 tnx. fancy Wine.
sap applies tc doe Stall 1903 @ cans
Zoe pineapple Goes Zoe cans salmon.
zoe. huckNhcat flour 81 10 stan ae
"a. rnnnn q Do IaLE. Laalnr 90 .n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
2o-slTuATioNs WANTED
MALE

YOrNC MARRIED ruUPfE 4EvEuAf.
Years practical snpsfteaee rith dairy
ftocE and pouitri want wsrE caring
igr going raneh 3 20. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
MADAM CEALEY


uNEAr NgfprIA% pIfHENullgfar
nhe wha BE- gifted uItt ptarr tn tell 700
anffAiuE fufs sfaIre fa hnne she dnr.
naf tell fH favor fuu Doe gives iFue I'd ID
tirH $50 @ii irNl-5ffant affairs - ne
Nh" tells th~ pttt rrrrFht anl fsfafe.
advises in tusIHras anf family affairs
tnlftahip Had fuafs HaFrs fsiia ere rans
~ fnHr fHfsfT huatand w m4fr and
hHn tu r iu enc ONE fHu love frifa shat
tuFinrss 300 sre adapted fsf nhrn 60
so uiafr aaa ahsfe tn fufafr ard hoe
90 Boz surrnsaful in ufr and avoid atl
tfeHtIe. tu farf. anFfnirE shat pertains
Geo rnur uri,arr 90 happiness nr busiu~ss
ffausacfi"ns ~ anf Sind fuuauit ihts
uandsrfsi lady ffrr advice uiu 70.
move an obstacles The madam has
iusf arrived in Seattle HradInEs strict.
iH nHHfidrntsat Hatisfattian auaraa.
ts~f special feaainrs thia seek soc
Norris itnfet Room e. 1855 rhIrd. be-
tNrrn tuipN srd FiEr Haass. fm
fn FH u fu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
TODAY'S VESSEL
MOVEMENTS HERE
ARRIVED AT SEATTLE


Jan IS. :. CTS OF Seattle
from = Alaska. at 10 a. M ian
SIS $. President. from san Diego.
via san Francisco. and Victoria
V G.. at II .. M. Shintsu Maru.
from Kobe via ports. at 5: 30 p. m;
Mukllton. from San Francisco. via
Mukllteo. az .. m; Capt A r.
Lucas. from san Francisco. via
Vancouver. y. G.. at 445 y. m:
Nome CITY. from San Francisco. at
: 80 D. m.. Curacao. from Tacoma.
al 80 . M. Morning Star. from
Vancouver. -. G. NJ 4.I5 a. m.
SAILED FROM SEATTLE
Jan SIS. 8 Capt A. r Lucas.
towing barge No. -. for San Fran
cisco. AZ $3.50 a. M. Jan. SIS. S.
matilda. for San Francisco. at
.f:1t .. m: stanley Dollar. for
Nanaimo. n G.. at : p. m. East.
holm. for Vancouver. y. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
MADAM RuTH

in favor Vou. bot sifrs true advice on
aii t'npnrtAai affnirs ~ iffe SIZE tells
tne pasf. present anI fatare. advises ia
business ard family arfaifs ~aurtHhfp
and marriages trlis the name - ruuF
fHiafe husband or Wtfr. ard hHw 40 etn
tho mnr fuH love tells Hhsf husInras
fuu are adapted for whwn 60 speculate
ana = here - locate ara haw 90 D. cue.
rrssful OH iife and avoid 90 trouhis. Iu
fart. anything that pertains 60 Vauf
aclfare ~ happiness ar business trans.
actions N ans Kind Cansuii this on-
dFrfal iadr Her advice uiH rrtna0c Oh
"hsfaF - The madam han iasf arrived
in seattle Headings strictly rnnudeu
Rat Fsflsfaetion guaranteed Special
readings this week 500 Green Hotel
FnHffh ATE anh Pike 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09

MADAM CORDELIA

tatr fuu madr changes in fuHr business
ur prospects Tor the hes feuf 40 oct q
The madam settles and advises uu ou
tuslHtHa hffaifs family affairs Rnd Tow
and marriage affairs faf the beet
World Errateaf cialrYufant ana ptrsns
uiorist UuaFantorH Go read fnur rutif@
ME past present ana future givea
true advice un business love health
ana family affaifs tsila abe nams %
Yaur futHfe husband ur eifs and shat
ta da Go 30 snrerasf4f ih mo Hru has
iusf arrived in this sifl netrr here b..
fore cone Visit Viii uaf reu faf fuuf
many disappointment tn ufhufs Fhs
aul remove on uhafasIes sut trlf BOO
htH Go uln shd hHtt thr una fau de
airr she aiYss advice uH ADJ impuftanf
affAtfa The madam be- sltIna private
readings this week tn convince the
putiir faf ter Ofnro 90 i.lheftY mas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09

ANb GLAtHNBYANT
fhiH famous tnrsnaioEisi reads yuuf sn-
iirn NE fruw me cradle GO Old az just
80 fhe hvaA indicates gives rau dates
fafts trlis sou shat has passed 90 ufs
rnaf % hArrrniHF eifhauf ashinE a
single question Hha does NOT tell thlnEr
90 please tut roads fhtnEs iusi a. fhr
head Indicates ieis fou shat planets
500 Hrfr born under the tufkF add un
iurkf piaHsfs. wheH anf whnfn 8uu atI.
nafrf. SETTLES aut rariatns iut~ fImtfB
troubles. carriage divorce NFnffh
liustmras iaasutfs sprthiatInaf tnfraf
mrnts tfanaartinns ~ hif hinhs b. faaf.
nn matter shat 3Huf Nope fear 80 afu
billion. come to tNis nHtsd ptfsnufaatsl
ard huf help There BE- rn need fns
anyu 90 b. unsurtrasftt tirF advice
r-uussa ell trouble HHo Fuarart~es
satisfaftiau ~ rn charge ftrf f~adinEs
afH strictly confidential call and ron.
snf her fires li4uu Flafrom uidr
1853 Wesiiasr. Once huars tu a "a.
)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
BILLIARD TABLES

ron SALE = BILLIARD TABLES.
hr-nd new caroin and pocket with
complete OUTFIT itsst second hand "a
hies a. reduced prices bow Tag alley
ruppIiss. easy payments cigar store
drug dei'catess~n and soda FOUNTAIN
fxturrs The hrunswtck- hsiEs 'teuT"
der 90. eoe-ees- zee First ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09

stan as HE grauuiatrd ms4r $50.
pure paHfeurited Wtik &C. o.. Co. &C. STAN
30. rood Washington creamery butter.
$50 h lbs TIr. q n Premier charm
cheese 500 ib ~tail. r-N.ts ,aus
sifttd peas. Goo cans Es.trrn corn .st.
large can hlackberrlcs Coz pears -nc o
iarro cans striugirss beans .tr. best Iap
rico. Be- h ihs roiled oat- rtc. 3 lls
split navy beans eac stall G. aut roast.
lOc 10 boiling beef. DE- 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
1s-wATER FRONT PROPERTY
N,A - uftgk t.fttS

pn sat eater err the mafriani sHufh.
sect Hf lrrurftun aeatf. ffaffa each
aifh 100 ffrt nAfef ffuntaHr. seas
ratn. fst each. SOC munth fits landH
fUfllIrf D. feep aafrf. un .uunfH read
Tlfsf .hti g. Is beat rheirr Make fra
vi afisas 80 once charles Hnuirfr CO..
aIaaEa HlNN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09

Women. use your credit Open a
charge account I viii give you
credit and viii make II easy for you
TO outfit yourself In anything you
NAV need IN Hair Goods You can
paw on easy terms
Try our Hair Reatorcr for
blcaehed. dyed. gray and faded hair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
LEGAL NOTICES

80 LEGAL NOTICES
rs riiE SUPERIOR cot nr oF ruE
STATE - washinHfqn. in ana fer the
Countf ~ Watkins
rs PROBATE $50 ttr
NuTfcE uF RAf.T
10 fhs Matter ~ ihs estate ami aaardian-
stip - Virginia hruaa Marguerite
HruWu Connfarrs firuNr Louise
urnvn Irene ur4en Lucls nrnun and
NHfY uroan. Minors
Nafire is hereby EiTrn that tn pursuanre
~ an order ~ the suprfiaT court -
Yakima eaunff state - WafhtnEfau.
made on fhs 9trt 1aB % December
1915 tn enc matter ~ fhf estate and
ruarflaushiB - the above named
- fhn Sid Har1s 900 eel at public
aurftan. tn ths highest hiadrr subject
90 thr rarffrnafIan ~ thr fnlf fnurt
fhe fanauins described real property
Gel. Hff
The south hair ~ ats nts sis s-fen
ard siEht in tinfk fs salmon mas
fsrk AddiNnn tn Ere fIff - Seattle
arrefdinr te the recorded riaf thereof
au ~ ehsrH saII rfnpfrfF being situate
ln thr ssurtf "f hlnr state af Wash-
irFfun
SAID sale vuu Del uaa~ nu thr .sth day
- ianuarr 1917. af ore haur ~ 10
CLOAK fn fhr forenoon ~ sHfI dag af
che rhir1 uvr rntranre ~ fhe King
rountf rnurf houae in ere riff ~ sr-
aftie in saif rnunff anH state
The terms = saif sale plu he Tarh
sold rain - fhs Tnited stafes or nn
slime. nor fn sKreea So months
Dated ttrrrH.h be- rffh fHfE
gEoUgE ~ unoWN
Guardian ~ fhe Above named WarIa
uunwnrn HHowS
AffnrHsf far saafH5ar
.-l ~. I. y = !. !. !, - 49, y. ! = y. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
CHINESE MEDICINE

N Non Have Been
Dostarinx without Re
suit for Year. see Me
and fuvestixat. my
remedies
Tee most obstinate
eases % asthma. rhsu-
rnstlsYa and nervous
disorders have been
treated successfully
Constipation. casarrh
ard disorders % thr
bladder slain aud
stomach. as we'll a.
appendicitis are r~-
ilevsd without opera d
tian ~ advice l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
BICYCLE SUPPLIES
chATTEl LOANS

= We DO coon WORK. r. HART
riS ~ ESSSts IssSc ~l SS1s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR SALE

SASH Am poORs
order YOUR sash and Doors direct fTom
a. n WILLIAMS go We operate nnr
nwn nul and ship direct Co anyone,
anVuhrrv. az factory prices safe De.
livery guaranteed Co destination send
Tor aur his complete Catalogue No -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
ACREAGE FOR SALE
IMPROVED HA>tu
IDI - at rUlIt.DiNssf spt,

nlre nsm ttfsum hauaa Enatl
sell chicken hnsse holding rra
srsi hundred birdie. ulth fuurlrs
water thfu FhftA~u fards iana
lies level atfh tsrN ruua nnii
t,aff tattsul ahHuf half ~ piare
Boz rar1rH lasf fear snnusH
GOOD fut sHa Hfhed fu last aii
sfnfrf heated tn usii settled
dlrfrlrf fiasr fH srhuai stores
only a. mlnHfrs ffasfu fhs louH-
tnan hlFturt ulf faar $50
tash ftte moHfhif Tau eeg
N-r lnfh Hiafs
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LOTS FoR SALE
- ~ % 'D'f
EAST QUEEN ANNE BARGAlN

EAST QUEEN ANNE BARGAIN
90 st1fF srnHm Nuufr uH lnf
eottoo runnIns frUn street Zoo street
both streets graded and frfnfnf eide
walks Co., foundation - cement pirrH.
aud thar~ De- taa~mrnf 1884 fine
tirs ~ Lake utan ana thr 'Hr'nd0
mountains farra laHf year were 90
Iufrhaarr tn assume asaesHfnrnis "
titb. payable under tn.1eaf plan an
taGsa hnd aaassausnfH paid fH date On
cor unrs ant nnif 1o minutes from
dDeu tuan Itis place b. bargain al
ti aaN either BE- "a nuus % fHH aprD
Ihflln itrHtrr ruH f.f go month
rUr terms orc treo .ash aud balance
so a alrth aua iHfrfssf ~ fsu SAINT
a fsaI i.rFaIn come boo aHd Ief uH Shoe
..... fH.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09

WANTED ~ rEitsoss WHO Wish 10
huT homes to vHfe fa sicsies q iiaH
nan nefhru wash 10 ieafn unst in.
offer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
FACTORY HAIR STORE

itOl Frat ave
Bring IN or
mail as your
cut hair or
conhiugF We
"a an az acture
sycrything that
ta worn tn hair
goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
FILL IN DELAYED

The plan % make sanitary "
along Elliott ave. facing the Sohh6
between Smith cove and the down
town district. was indefinitely
postponed by the council Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09
LAM WV PROPERTY
cry ATin ItDt -

Nra anlaU haasr rIff uafrf p.-r.
tfir nshts fn property. nuthulId
IHss EarfHH fraftH. partly
cleared NaIaHrr nnIF naruNd
afanfh ffIre $3.50 terms rst
taah. Ift murfhIl onn min.
ufss eafA fn ferry dart school
eos FDras Au i1raI rfarr fHf a
naH nhu uHfae nHa rfHan
faff rU laatr aaIf. Tahr kIri
land toats 90 MadIsaa para tn
Hufkr A Iaffara office in
kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-09

ROBERT FORD, negro. has been
arrested In Tacoma and viii be re-
turned To Seattle on a charge OF
having killed Harry Agee. another
negro. II 655 Main St. last Thurs
day.