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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
SEATTLE MILLS
CHANGE FLOUR

All Touring mills in Seattle arc
making adjustments 20 comply with
tho government order stopping man.
ufacture Of patent flours. The
change will not affect flour prices or
the employment Of labor. according
20 local milling men.
Instead Of allowing mills 10 make
60 per cent patent flour and 40 per
cent cutoff" tho government has
ordered that not more than 8 per
cent shall be used az cut off" This
can be brought about by merely ad.
iusting the machinery. as II II no
more than a matter Of grading the
flour
The new grade OF flour will not be
ms white as that manufactured for.
merly and Will DO stronger in
gluten. The price IL not expected 10
be changed because OF the adjust.
ment 10 be made in mill feed by the
food administration.
TO encourage the raising Of cattle.
the government has found II neces.
sary 10 cut the price OF mill feed.
and 90 offset this loss 10 the millcrs.
the government has. ordered the
change In the per ccntaRe OF patent
flour. which affords "A saving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

TRAVEL
rb~y come In on the railroads
And many ceni~ by beaf.i
They rome TO see our CLEARANCE
SALE
And buy lot Of COATS.
20 many come from rv~m~rfen.
From Everett snd from Kent,
To get the greatest value
Prom the money 10 he spent.
Were busy as the bum bic hes.
And prices nrr ~ hans,i
We must dispose Of our stock
Regardless Of the money.
when ycu attend our CLEARANCE
SALE,
Rsmemhsr you'ii save more
On every SUIT. COAT. DRESS and
At the FLORENCE UPSTAIRS
STORE.
second and rnion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
THE SENTRY
ALERT, VIGILANT, TIRELESS!I

Such is the dental surgeon, for he
his skill and his knoWiedge-sfdnds
guard oUer your health and rOeil-being.
No one Who InoDs the importance of
sound teeth and the danger of unsound,
decayed teeth, infested by dangerous
germs, tOiH deny the assertion.
A clean, wholesome mouth, and a
healthy, rigorous body, go hand-in-
hand.
Good dentistry is cheaper than mediocre drugs
and is far effective in the promotion of gen.
eral health.
Before calling in the doctor, come to the den-
tst, he may do more and better for you and at
less cost. And please remember, that dental SER
vice is permanent investment, while drugs
not.
We are specialists in the practice of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
CUT RATE OF
DEATH AMONG
u. s. SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON. D~e. es.--De-
ereRses In the death rate nj Ma
tionsi Guard ramps. and In.
er~ase~ In the national army
rate for the w~~h ending Doe~m.
Der 81. were recorded today by
surgeon General Gorras.
Pneumonia continues TO be the
ravaEinE element In all camps. 81
dealt out Of i2s In National Guard
camps and ~ out OF the lis deaths
in tho national army camp. during
the week being due 70 this germ.
Health conditions In national
army camps are improved. except
In tho sist. sand. sTth. ssth and Goth
divisions. The pneumonia rate has
generally decreased except ia the
s+ih and Goth divisions
Meningitis IL aiso generally low.
orri. Measles has continued TO
spread in tho camps Of tho seth. stth
and spth divisions OF tho National
Guard.
Many new cases of pneumonia
have been ~sported in the sist. saith.
seth and Goth divisions.
Mumpa casca have been dlscov.
cred in large number In both the
National Guard and national army
camps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
TRAFFIC OFFENDERS
ARE BEING FINED

Under The police department
newly inaugurated campaign to
stop ordinance violations by autoists
and motorcyclists. eight arrests
were made Thursday and scores OF
drivers were given notices warning
them OF a violation they had com.
mittcd
Eighteen traffic offenders violated
their ball bonds In police court
Thursday. which. In first offcnse
case. ranges from s. TO 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
ESTIMATED THAT.

and
used 900 would and
f2oeooo0o0
needs watch that General Electric lobby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
C. J. FRANCE IS
OUT FOR MAYOR

c. J. France. attorney for tho port
commission and ono % the leaders In
IN. movement 20 have Mayor GIN
lmpeached. himself became a candi'
date for the JOB Friday.
lie issued a statement. declaring
that be would stay IN the fight
against vice until the fight f. won, -"
and proposed ''to carry tho fight to
tho polls A"
Tho vice pnohlen must a. solved
hin statement said. 20 make way for
hearty cooperation In winning tho
war.
lie won't on record in favor Of do
veloplng hydro electric power. coop
Grating with the port commission.
and keeping Seattle TO the front In
war aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
AUTO CHR" IS
new HOSPITAL
IDEA AT FRONT
ny ". :. FORREST

"a nitrs Press staff Correspondent
WITH THE FREsciI AKMtHs
In THE FIELD. Dec. - Madame
I Kathleen Park. an American. former
/ ~ Mrs. c. Mitchell Dcpe~. Of New
York. IL today developing a scheme
20 give NOR. rapid and efficient caro-
90 desperately wounded soldiers jur'
OF IN. battlefield than any yet do
yia~d during tho war.
Tho plan involves a chain. firr' an
"auto-chlr~--a high speed hospital
on wheels that can follow a battle
wherever 10 goes-@ecoad. 4 fully
equipped Inland waterway hospital
steamer working In conjunction with
the "auio.chir.r and third. Madame
Parks soc bed hospital at Chateau
dAnneit located almos, on the banks
Of river connecting with the great
network of canals and rivers crins
crossing the whole battle areas Of
Franc, and Belgium.
What the "Auto-Chir' IL
Tho "auto.chir" IL the latest thing
In mobile hospitals. Somewhat Ike
a hospital train. u. however. has the
advantage Of moving rapidly 20
wherever there ~ work to do. II IL
composed Of a squad OF five au,omo-
hllss In charge Of a fun staff 81 the
most competent war trained sur
gcous. nurses. ordsriics. chauffeurr
and auto mechaniciana. one auto
mobile IL an operating room equip
ped with all the latest improvements
for war surgery. another carries
radio equipment for %.ray work.
third carries instruments and sur
ricni appliances % every kind.
fourth carries the personnel and the
fifth contains number Of emers
cncy tents. beds and bedding
~ the scene n hattie rapidly
changes the "auto-chir' can pack up
and accompany 1t. leaving. II recca.
sary. portion % is nurses and
wards To care for those already op-
Grated on and lying In actual beds.
Doctor Tarnowsh. the noted chi
caro surgeon and other American
surgeons connected with the Chateau
d'Annell hospital. are enthusiastic
over the "auto-chir inland waterway
system which they believe will in
the future result IN % far greater pro.
portion Of recovcriea among cases Of
desperately wounded men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

ted to IN. Union Gov Rogers was
elected for second term. but died
on December e. 1901. and aside from
Gov. Lister. he was tho only man
ever elected for second term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair IL. Next Liberty
theatre .--Advertisenent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
CONTINUE CASE

Hearings on the applications for
writs Of habeas corpus filed by NJ
l., Poleshuk. c. PolesLut and a.
Poleshuk on Wednesday were con
tlnued until next Monday by United
states District Judge Netcrer on
Thursday. The men. who are Rus
SLAMS. are being held by the Seattle
police, pending federal investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
PAINLESS DENTISTRY

able
tons without the sensitive
other speciality, which andpa the
THE HIGHEST DENTISTRY LOWEST
PRICES
for has been fixed policy.
Every statement make. whether advertised spoken guaranteed
weDestabishd
patient certificate of all work and which
signed by both Dr. r. Clark and by the LICENSED Graduate Dental
who does WORK.
persons cordially
examinations and of and advice FREE OF
CHARGE Those who the invitation will bound
Our offer made good faith and with the Of
having the public become acquainted with offices and methods
Dr. Clark, who and the responsible head this
establishment, makes all examinations personally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
DRIVE KEEPS GOING

WASHINGTON. Dec :s--Re
ports 20 national headquarters y.s
trfiaY from states In divisions con.
urulng th. Hcd croas Christmas
iacmhrruhlp campaign 20 tho end 81
this we~k showed constant swelling
~ the Z, 300 900 total of new ns-n.
issrr announced Christmas eve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
find DYNAMITE I'M
CAR LOAD or coal.

ROCKFORD. Ill. Dec. 2s--An in.
vestigauon is being launched and
precautions tnken to protect Camp
Grant from any possible plot as the
result OF stick Of dynamite being
found in n car OF coal billed from IA
Southern Indiana mine TO the Rock
ford city hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
HOLD HUNGARIAN FOR
FEDERAL, INNESyfG ALTON

Frnnk Palmer. -. Hungarian Ia
borer. waa arreHted by the police at
Railroad ave and Washington ~
Friday morning. and lodged In the
city jail for federal investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
Build Big Nut House

The Nut House. according to It's
president. Anton Delkin. jr.. may
erect n five or hx-story modern
factory building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
LISTER ON JOE
LONGEST Of ALL

OLYMPIA. Dec. 2T.--Gov Lister
has served longer as governor OF the
seate OF Washington than any exec
stive since Washington was admit
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-08-09
Managing Editors
Column
WARS AND RUMoRs OF WAR.


y EATH if you enlist to fight, and death
- if you don't
It would seem that the tenets Of faith prac-
tised by the late Emperor Nero, and Kaiser
Bill, now OF Germany, are to be adopted and
enforced in this country.
A brand-new set of commandments seems
to be in the making, in this Gland of the
free 81" and we are menaced by as many
"don'ts" as surrounded us when we were chill
dren.
Above all, it would seem that the biggest
don't is: Don't say what you think, if think
ing is agin the government" and lot Of
us seem to be like rabbits, who scatter and
run, at the sight Of stick
Perhaps it will put lot of heart into
the timid ones if they are made acquainted
with similar epoch in history, when a King,
instead Of President, wagged weightY
finger at the people of this country, and
warned them against doing or saying any
thing other than as the King would have it,
So, this column will state briefly that it
urges careful reading of the following three
pamphlets, each Of which is ten cents per
copy:
United States" (The Declaration of Indie
pendence is given in this, with Patrick
Henry's famous speech in Congress-
Mr.. Watsons War Editorials. and Mr.. Wat
sons Speech, delivered at Thomson, June %,
l9l|. A L. L.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-08-09
TIE EFFERS ONIAN
PAGE EIGHT

When the Republic of France was united
to the Catholic church, it meant that the State
paid the church ten million dollars year
out of the public funds. Some years ago, the
French government quit dividing with the
church and Gibbons, Kelley, O'Connell and
Company published the most rabid abuse Of
France because of her expulsion Of the Pope
from tie public till.
Ho2g else could the churches effect a union
Of church and State, except by uniting with
the Treasury?
If we donate public money directly or in
directly, to the church schools, it would be
only a question of time when the churches
would demand that the State pay the preach
ers
That sort of talk has already started; and
the Federal Government smoOthes the way
by creating so many chaplaincies, paying such
liberal salaries, and elevating the chaplain to
tho rank of oficer-giyng him a church flag
which flies above the State flag, while the
chaplain is performing.
This sort OF thing gives Popery an immense
boost, because the basic principles of Protest
antsm prohibit any connection between the
political and religious, the secular and the
scctarian.
The chm"chcs ought to pay the Army and
Navy chapans, not the State.
The church needs no flag on battleships, OF
9t the camp, any more than it needs one at
the village house of worship.
To put a religious emblem above the State
emblem, on Smdoy, insensibly educates the
people to accept the Popish dogma that the
church is above the State-0nd the Pope Gb0Ue
oil States!
What man or woman of experience does not
1rrC w a al al ot1
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-08-09
Where Y0ga Cam Buy Gzae yeifer-
sOnian IN Florida.

Jacksonville: Florida News Co., Hogan St.
J. c. Grosser.
Quincy; J. E. Davidson Pharmacy.
Tampa: J. w. Jones, Arcade Post Card Store
Palatka: e. E. Dodge.
Wauchaua: A. G. Clavel.
Lakeland: Miss Ruby Daniel.
Miami: J. f. Chaille Co.
Gainesvile w. p. Moseley.
Ocaa: A. f. Gerg
Ocaa: N. L. Williams, 3O1 Orange St.
Madison: Burton McLeary
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-08-09
All Aboard for dine State Con-
VensiOn

and CONSUMPTION laws, and the abolition by
Congress Of the ancient Common L0a0 right
of the citizen to ren1Gin IN his ooon country.
In another column, you will find the rush
of contributions to our proposed legal test, ii
the validity of these EVOLUTIONARY ACTS OF
CONGRESS.
That legal test will be made Don't you
bother your head with big, black, scare
headlines, SPRAYED over the front page of the
Daily War-Whoop; the grand game of bluff
and deception will not deter me from going
to Judge Emory Speer for Writs Of Habeas
Corpus, Just as | outlined the plan in The
,Jeffersonian Of June 9TH, before the press-gag
was slipped into the conference bill, after 1t
had been repeatedly voted down in House and
Senate.
Ny PLAN HAS NEVER BEEN OTHER THAN
pEACEABI.E MEETINGS. PETITIONS, AND JUDICIAL
PROCEEDINGS.
Surely, Gen Enoch Crowder will not have
q poor, miserable sinner like me, court mar
tailed and shot, for that.
| understand the General to say-at great
length-that he is now invested by Congress,
automatically" with power to halt the sun,
as Joshua did, while he automatically"
swivels the civilian population by the million,
into fulI-Aedged soldiers.
The Generals idea seems to be that Con-
9ress has automatically" suspended the Writ
of Habeas Corpus, automatically obliterated
the Federal Courts, and automatically ami
hilated the civil status of helpless American
bipeds, between the ages Of q and 81, inclu-
sive.
General Crowder is, without doubt, a fine
officer. with the markings of frst-cass Won
Kissing in him; but he will find that life term
Z. s. Judges are not so easily handled, as
Won Kissing handled the mayors and judges
of Belgium.
The Supreme Law of the Union guarantees
to US the ancient Anglo-Saxon principle Of
free voices, in free assemblages and the right
to condemn public wrong, pat upon us By
oar PUBLIC SERVANTS.
The very right to petition for redress of the
grievance, implies that we have previously
recognized and condemned the grievance
The liberty of discussing public men and
measures, cannot be DESTROYED, without de-
stroying the foundations of this Republic
The Fathers all said so, and hence their fore
thought and care to preserve for us those bull
Warks of demOcratic-republ government
Local gatherings are good: keep them 60
ing: let the Secret Service men continue to
attend, and thus learn democracy: they need
it.
But let as also haze q groad State Conven-
ton, representing every section, AND EVERY
COUNTY.
The legislature was dragooned into an en-
dorsement Of the press-oag, CONSUMPTION, and
land-war policy Of the Administration: that
endorsement does not express the sentiments
Of one-tenth of our people,
Let us show to other States in this Union
where old Georgia stands
Let us inspire them by our example
Let us bring public opinion to bear upon
Congress, in order that this Congress may
retracc its fatal steps, repeal the press gag,
do away with CONSUMPTION, and prohibit the
sending to Europe of any soldier not willing
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-08-09

AT BIACKSHEAR.
Hon. Grover G. Edmondson, of Alma will adj
dress the people of Blacksheor and vicinity
Saturday.
The subject Of the speech will be the COnstitu-
tional Rights of the American citizcn, and the
violation OF these rights in the CONSUMPTION
law,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07
zlkBRANO CONFERENCE CON
Lane Y GRAY EN- WASHINGTON
Al LLECAR 4 HpEYA YOiK DECLARE CUE
LAS DIFfREHCIAS IMSIERTES S.
RIAH kRREGLADAS PRORTO
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07
ESPANA QIj|ERE QUE
Los nfUTRALES
SOSTENCAN SljS
DERECKOS
FL G0EIERHO {SPAHOL ESTA cANBIANDO
lHPafSiOKES Con Los DENAS PAI-
SES NfUT1ALtS taSlpfQS

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MADRID. F.nrro i. En- Guenlr
! parEectamrn;r autOrjAada So hIzo
hcy Ia ,Ie'IarariGn Il" 4u" el gobi"r-
H. rspalai r>ia forma.mrntr cam
biamdo imp%r>jonrS con los dennis
pai>"> "ugr4rn> lu" p""nanercn
jm"uirair> "n Ia actual rnn;irnda.
Fl pr,p6>iIo lu" p-rst=ue .: GO
bi"rno pr2>id.do por 81 Conie dc
Romanonr> - 81 4" 1rGar a un ARE
go rnn los i"mds pais"S n"utralrs
para >o>trnrr. uni,!oS y roH mayor
yi-nr. lrs drrr%ho> do los n"uiralrS
Ell 81 mar. pur> hirn >ahid0 e$ que
II campaila submarine no la respe-
taip i'asta hoy a !"> bor,"s m"rran-
les d. io- pai>"> Que p"rmaact"n
rn la absolute a.rj.tio> del cOnfiIclO
eur g"'.
IL @abinrI". IL "A iuna relrbrada
hoy. !i>,'utid Ia poSlb.!ii2i de- pOner
rn prartira 81 >i@uirn,. p"oyecto:
pur los rontra-'"rp",!"ros c>rOlten
a los aHlu"> mrrrant"S ">pa1Oles
r0n 81 oDirto Il" jmprdir que sean
hUHdii"> ' o5i-ar Il" e>ia man"ra
4 los submarines 4 Iu" :" iimiten 4
rumpIir con 81 dar"rlo d" registrar
.rs baF,'n> Y ronri-rar los contra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07
.HA APARECIDO I'm SUBMARINE
CERCA De LAS AGUAS
AMERICANS
CON ESTE HOTIV0 Sc IA SUSPtHDlDO EN
HUEYA YORK La SAlIDA De TRES
RUQUFS TRASATlARTlGOS

NUEVA YORK, Enero 6.-Debido
:. cue Sc turieron informes de que un
submarine aleman ha aparecido en-
aguas cercanas & Ia costa americana,
ran sido detenidos en este puerto, sin
hora definitiva para su saliGa. tres
barcos trasatlanticos, que son el
"Amsterdam," el "Espaha" y cH San
Luis"
Sc cst&n nacIendo las investiga-
clones nccesarias q cfecto de com
probar 81 efectivamente Sc ha!la GER
ca de las aguas americanas el sub
marine de que Sc habla.
Un emprestito seereto para Alemania
En- los ci-culos lnfOrmativos
sc dice que Alcmania m obtenido Sc
cretamcnte un cmprestito por IA can
tidad de cincuenta millones de G6la-
res, que sera usado en- Il co:npra
de lana en- Sud America, para ser en-
barcada con destino = Alemania Ell
cuanto termine Ia guerra Curopea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07
Los Sres. Madero niegan
haber entrado en- &C.
tividades poIlticas

Hemos rccibido para su publication
la siguiente carta:
San Antorio, Texas. Enero 6 de
19I2.- Sr. Director de LA PRENSA.
--Ciudad.
Muy seEor nuestro;
En- Ia ptimera pagina del numero
del peri6dico LA PRENSA correspon-
diente al dia de hoy, hemos leido ba-
10 el rubro de "Vuelven los Madero a
ingerirse er Ia politica". los siguicntes
conccptos:
~ este respccto, segin Sc nos dice,
varios miembros de Ia numerosa fami-
liza Nadero. estan dispuestos allegar
el capital que Sc rccesita pare, COM
prar municiones Y armas, y para sub
venir d los gastos mas apremianteS
del gohiernO que Sc cstablezca." ="
Como las noticias conteridas en- el
plrrafo que antecede son absolute
mentc falsas, rog2mos 4 ustcd ordcnar
que Sc haga la rectificaci6n CORES
pondierte, publicando al efecto Ia pre-
sente en- las columnas de Su acredita-
do diario.
AnticipamoS usted las gracias por
su atencion, Y nos repetimos,
De I'd. afmos. Y muy altos. S. S,
S. Madero.-Alf. Madero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07

Jnid0s q LavranZa cause gTG1 S0r-
presa q Villa en- vista de que q pue-
hIo no aueria al ex-gobernadov de
Coahuila. Villa confiaba todalia en-
torces en- Ia amistad del gobierno
americana y crefa cue forzoSamente
heEia de Uecar el tempo de que Sc
conveDcjera de cue q era 81 linico
bon,hra canaz de resrablecer el orden
on 1fsvioo nero rccibj6 Nh gran dosan
pai5o cYanGo SUMO en- Sonora Que Sc
le habia dado q Carranza eI priv.
legio De que cruzaran sus troDaS por
terr'torlo americana hai'r-o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07

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Sigue hacienda historic HaWeS e@
su manifesto en- Ia sigulente tor1"a; I;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07

Fl. PA~n. I"NaS. fh"f" ".-I"'
fluent" Gu.orilada - ha >anido QUE
- general Nur=uia ia IN m"n>aj"
dun nnyiI a las autoridadrS militia
PES rarranri~laS Ell Ciuiad Iuarrz,
infolma Iup las tropaS de su man
do r"rhazaron a 10 NlIil>!a> mas d'
rinro ml.laS. ,irl punio EN- qu" ira
baron routarto >u> ;ropas con las "".
arri6n un .0aprl Importance. las Soc
clones dc amrlralIadoraa carrahrtS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07

neral del gobierno de facto acerca de
10 que trat6 con los SenOres Lane Y
Gray.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07

We guarantee LA PRENSA has larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United Etates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07

Compre usted sus hbros en- espaaol .
Ignacio E. Lozano, S07 Dolorosa st. San
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es Ia mas barata.