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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13
NajmlajSi AStOr.

Otrocl SO bOzJi blagoslov toda Ia blagoslov
Je spoJen neprijetnostjo, da velja denarja. Otro-
ci So svojim starsem dragi - V obojem pomenu te
bcsede. Vsak prOletarski ote misli, da je to stara
resnica Xxi 10 re davno We.
Oh! Tax proletarski Gee We malo. Kaj SO ME
COVE brige V primeri $ skrbmi kaksne milionar-
ske mamice, ma primer gospe vdove John Jacob
Astoria, Xxi je utonil, ko Sc je potopila ladja I'll
tanic!' Njegov sincek, tudi John Jacob Aston, lie
V oskrbi svoje mamice, kateri je bila cd njegovega
rolstva IL. augusta 1912 do 81. decembra 1916. do
volJena svotica O,460 dolarjev IA njegovo ~vzgojo.
U svoJlh stroskih mora pa Sc cello polagati ra6un.
Ne vemO. Ge SO sodniki, katerim Sc mora Mrs.
Astor izpovedati, sami zakrknjeni mladeniGi, XII
nlmaJo poJma, kaj veljajo otroci toda mai bo zc
razlog 'kakrsenkoh, razumeli MISC, da nj mogla mi
la mama ~izhaJati 5 to svoto, ampak da je morala
Sc okrog % tisoc dolarjev doplacati. Sal je dra-
ginja,
Nenlara Sc najde tudi med naSimi Gitatelji
kdo, Iii misli. da hi trileten otrok ~ izhajal $ Ia.
KIM dohodki. NapaGna misel! Ne more, pa he mo.
re. Mamlca nj lie trdila, ampak je svojo trditev
tudi dokazala.
Preden je prisel pamz - pardon! - prime ma
svet, Je imela njegova mamica re l01l. 30 dollar
Jev Stroskov IA ~rjegove obleke. Takega novepa
meStana, XII je re oh svojem ~rojstvu lastnik raznih
mllJonov, Je namrec treba dostojno sprejeti. he
Je bill star Stiri meseee, to je bilo decembra 1912.
50 mu kupili kozuSek pomislitc. da ie bilo no
zhml! - "a $50 dolarckov; druga oblecica je pa
%vclJala lie 49, dolarjey. Meseca septembra 1913 ic
uobl dNe blazlnlci n sto d~olariev. Meseea janu-
arJa 1913. Jc vcljala ~njegova kozuhovina 80 do.
larjcv. Odkar so Sc pricele niegovc meme rocice
igrati, so v~cljalc igracice zanj 800 dolarjev.
Dobra matt mora skrbeti tudi IA zdravic svo-
lcga otroka. kako lahko Sc baby prehladi tudi
ospice lahko dob, in sploh so ma >vetu meStetc o.
troSkc bolezni. Mali Astorcek je torej potrehoval
zdravnika, cigar radm jc znaSal 6523 dolarjev.
Otrokov advokat je dobil cato le nekaj cez 1000
dolaricv.
Hvalabogu da 50 vendar tudi Sc nekoliko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13

~skromneJsi Judje ma svetu. Med te spada malega
Astoria strezajka, nurse, Xxi je V racunu zabe-
lezena lie S 720 dolarji. Menda Sc mora otrok re V
nezni mladosti %nauciti, kako mora miljonar posto-
patti z delavci in posli.
TO teh zgledih - seveda nepopolnih bodo
menda tudi naSi citatelji. razumeli, da veljajo otro-
CT denarja. Ampak da he postanejo nazadnje ne
skromni, je treba povedati, da je med otrokom in
otrokom razlika. Maj ne pride delavcu ia misel,
da bi smell njegov otrok porabiti okroglo 10 do
larjev na dan! kdo vraga bi mu ~placeval take me-
zde!
Lahko hi kdo dejal, da Sc pri TAKEN pamzu
ST. mic ne more vedeti, kaj bo liz NIGGA. KIDD maj V
tel starosti dozene, &c jc V njcgovi CLAW slama, ali
zee SO ~mo5gani? Lahko hi cello kdo V proletarski
prevzetnosti trdil, da je IA tisOce delavskih otrok
nemara boil nadarjenih od Astorcka, pa ne more
dobiti niti toliko mleka. da hi Sc normalno razyi-
jail.
Taxi ugovori SO brez Gene. Zakaj 81 pa 0trok
nj izbral John Jacob Astoria "a oceta? Zakaj je
bill tako neroden, Ola ic priSel V proletarski Hist ma
sNet! V prvem s~lucaju mt gotovo nikdar he hi
manjkalo mlcka in ) Stirimi meScci hi lahko nosil
dragoceno kozuhovino. Tudi nj res, da Sc ne We,
kai bo IL malaga John Jacoba. Veckraten milo
mar DO; to pravico 81 ie prisluzil re : tenn, da je
priSel ma svet. In da ne bOdo "njegovi" miljoni
izgubljeni. IA to skrbe ze sodnije. kajti pravico
Je treba scititi.
GOtovo pridc kaksen socialist, pa Zakrici, da
50 TO yneb0vpij0Ge krivice sedanje druzbe. Razla-
gal nam DO ma dolgo in siroko, da hi morali vsi
ljudje, kadar prideio ma svet. najti enake pogoje.
da hi Sc potcm NTH naravnc sposobnosti lahko pri-
rOduO in ncOrirano r~azvijalc. Zatrobi nam, da jc
delavccv otrok, te ~pCcivajo V MEM talcnti, IN
drrlbo wee vrcden cd Astorjevega sina. &c ina IA
game pod lobanjo in da hi morala druzba gledati
ma vrednost cloyeka. ne pa ma niegove miljone.
Dokazovai nam 10, da hi blo to druzbi sami mai
boil Y prid.
Toda ne posluSajtc socialistov! lie "a to so
ma svetu, da delajo zgago in v~cepljajo delavcem
nczadovolinost V srce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13
Resnica je hcerha casa.

AkO potrebujete zdravilo, XII
prezene ~zabasanost, napenjanje,
zgago, glavobol, nervoznost, mi
greno, Zgubo teka in enerzije ali
splosno slabost, pomnite, da Sc je
Trinerjevo amerisko grenko zdra-
vilno Vino re tekcm zadnjih 26 let
re neStetokrat presSuseval0. V
TEN casu ie TO vino zaslovclo vsled
uspesne rabc, uspeSnih ucinkov in
zanesljivosti. Dne %. decembra
1916 nan ie pisal =. Jim Skola,
Elm St, Milwaukee, WIS. takoie:
"Star sem 81 let. Dolgo casa sen
bolehal in trpel vsled n%ersoznosti
in slabosti, tako Ola nisem mogel
delati. Danes Sc poGutim mocnega
in popolnoma zdravega do tega
mi je pripomoglo same Trinerje-
vo ameriSko zdravilno grenko vi
no, katero pc teh izkuSnjah pri-
porocam vsakomur. Dne
II. januarja 1917 Sc .ic i~zrazil =.
Rudolf karafiat V Hastings upon
Hudson. y. Y. Y svojem pismu Sic
dece: "Cela diva tedna ni,em mo-
gel nifesar JEST, - samo Triner-
Jevo ameriSko grenko zdravilno
VINO mi je ,zopet p%ovrnilo zdravje.
Sedal imam zopet %izvrstnen TEX"
Cena Sl.00 V lekarnah. Trinerjev
Llnlment ie ravno ma tako dobrem
glasu, ker odpravl.ia revmatizem,
nevfalgiio. izpahkc. otekline. mra-
zenje pc zivotu i. t. d. To zdravilo
NINA para glede uspeSnega zdrav-
llepja. Cena % in soc V lekarnah.
Pc pOSti 30 in 60c. Joseph Trmer,
izdeluj0ci kemist. l333-l339 SO.
Ashland ave. Chicago, Ill. adv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13

Ako zelis citati najnovejse in
dobre novice, potem Sc naroei ma
Milwaukee Leader naveCji So
cialisticni dnevnik vzhodno cd
mesta New York. Stane 25c ma
mesec. Milwaukee, Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13
UTRINKI.

Indijanci IL mnogih rezervacii so naznanili
tajniku IA Itotranje zadeve Lanu, ola so v sluca.
ju vojnc med Ameriko in Nemcijo pripravljcni
bojcvati Sc pod zastavo Zedinjenih drzav.
In vcndar sc najdejo ljudje, Xxi trdijo, Ola Sc
~lndijanci kljub "blagodejnemu vplivu belega
plemena MISC znali pOv2peti do vrhunca nase
kulturc,
Navadna, a zel0 %Nnacilna posledica vojnc SC
kaze ma Angleskem: Mrliskih krst in grobarjev
prInanJkuJel Tczave SO Sc Gutile &c nekaj casa,
sedaj pa je postal polozai naravnost kritiGen. V
nekaterih kraJih so obIasti zaradi tega &c vpcIjalc
obligatoricnO ~seziganje mrliGev.
Pomanjkanje grobarjev razlagajo +, TEN. da
so odsli vsi moski. kar Jill ie sposobnih IA oroz.
Je, k voJakom, ali pa so zaposleni V municiiskih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13

MODERNA ~KNIGoVEZNICA.
Okusno, nitro in irpekno deas
"a privatnikc in druStva. Spre3s
mamo narocila tudi izvsn mestA.
Imamo moderne stroje. NislDa
Gene in postena postroxbA
BRATJE HOLAM,
1883 Blue Island Ava,
tAdver.. uhdeaso p
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nlka Wilsona, Ola hi tudi druge nevtralne drzave
prekinile ~diplomaticue stike z Nemciio, in razgla-
sa, da misii, dokler je le mogoce, ohraniti mai
strozjo nevtraanost.
Zunanji urad Paname odobrava koraka pred
seunika Wiisona IN mu ponuja svoje sodelovanje.
Mnogo prebivalcev Paname je naznanilo ameri.
skemu zastopniku Pricu, Ola so pripravlieni slu-
yvezni armadi(O.
Petnajst tovarnariev : skupnim kapitalom
30 milionov dolarjev je telegrafiralo predsedni-
ku Wilsonu. da mu ponujajo svojo ponce z IL
delGvanJem letal V slucaju potrebe. Vsak .te-
den baje lahkO izdelajo 175 aeroplanov.
k~ajpada. TO bi Sc gotovo izplacalo.
Neiki pacifist Ford, XII je zman cd svojc ko.
mitne mirovne ekspedicije V Evropo in je bill ol
rsoal pGcifistov r~azglaSan Ia enega n~ajvecjih MOI
nascga ~stolctja, ~iziarlia, da namcrava V slucaiu
vojnc syojo tovarno DAFT vladi popolnoma ma dis
poziciio.
Me nismo presneteni. Vseh teh meScansEih
p%acifist,y nismo nikdar drugace ocenjevali in
najbolic hi bilo, Ola ne hi imeli socialist nikdar
nobcnih stikOv L mimi.
Nemcija i2javlja, da JIG potckcl cas-. XII ie bi
dovollen nevtralnim ladjam V .zabranjenih uur-
skin delhi in da BIO pOslei vsaka ladja v doiienih
morskih krajih brez svarila IN brcz obzira potop-
Jena.
Eden zmed uradnikov nemSkcga poslanistva,
ai odhaja V Evropo, je izjavl, da he oDnovi Men,
ella rikdar wee svoiih obljub glede MA omejitev
brezobzirnega pomorskega vojskovanja.
-
DRAWN urad je podal iziavo. V kateri ONE
MIA poizkus Nemcije, ola hi dosegla preko Svicc
pogajanjc z AmerikO. Lansing ic odgovoril svi-
carskemu poslaniku, da je ameriska vlada vsak
cas- pripravljena ma pogajanje, toda edino pod
%pogojem. ola obnovi obljube, Xxi Jill je lani da.a
Amerlki IN Jh je letos povsem nenadoma prekli-
Gala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13
Vest O pOlOzaju.

Svcdska vlada je odklonila prcdlog prcdsed-
nika Wllsona, da ri tudi druge nevtralne drzave
prek!nile dlplomaticne stike z Nemcijo, in razgla-
sa, da misii, dokler je lie mogoce, ohraniti maj
s~trozjo nevtraanost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-13

Zunanji urad Paname odobrava koraka pred
sednika Wilsona in mu ponuja svoje sodelovanje.
Mnogo prebivalcev Paname je naznanilo ameri.
skemu zastopniku Pricu, da so pripravlieni slu-
j. ,vezni armada y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-28
1000 CHEER AS
PATRIOTS HIT
THE DISL0YAL

believes that the people OF Seattle are
Of anarchists-o. /. Witeit chairman
declares against the president at this
front dig trenches II 10 there
Stacker should be-The Rev. J. o. o. Powers.
This meeting Is TO give force and expression to the over
sentiment in America for uphodin9 the hands OF
our oovernmens-H. c. Henry, civil veteran
One must either for the against H. he
the firing line here or In Franes-Homer
Campbell, member OF the Typographical union
can't without the knife. You must cut
out for the lancet on the L. w. w.
the sword and bayoret
Col n. Thompson. confederate veteran
organization and work 10 AID
the authorities keeping American patrotie-u s. District
Attorney Clay Allen.
Tho me neutrality 10 past This nation 10 at war
There In reasonable seditous One
Alfred H. lundn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-28

onpositlon TO organizations
which preach addition and trea-
con was Enthusiastically Hoie-
cd BY 1000 Seattle men and
women az a fervept patriotic
meeting at the Arena Monday
NIGHT. The meeting was called
BY the Spanish American war
veterans to crystalline the sen
tiunent against the I. w. w.
and to urge the authorities to
action against the or9anIxa-
tlon.
Prosecutor Alfred n. lundin
and U. s. District Attorney
Clay Allen were present and
pledged their support IN
serushIno the viper head OF
disIcyaI.y.- Sheriff Strin9er
sent word TO the meeting snat
he had been called from the
city by official business.
When Chairman o. l. Willett
called for Mayor Hiram c. Gil. and
II was found that he was not In
the room, the crowd Kissed and
groaned. Wiliett said that he had
seen Gin in the afternoon and that
the mayor had been undecided
whether TO attend.
Wanted TO Hear Mayor
"He evidently resolved his doubt
AGAINST attendance" said Willett.
I'VE should have been glad TO hear
what he had to say OF the plans OF
this meeting"
Resolutions calling on the au-
thorities to do all In their power to
check the growth OF the I. w. w.
land pledging the adopters to "un-
swerving loyalty" were adopted al
most unanimously.
A little group OF !. w. w. mem
bers, who sat by themselves near
the end OF the hall. shouted mo"
when the vote was taken and then.
on the demand of the crowd, a ris-
ing vote was called for.
Riot Narrowly Averted
-Four men rose and Immediately
there was a general rush for their
seats. All over the house men and
women were on their feet calling
for the election Of the men. Ush-
ers sprang to their protection and
kept irate citizens from beating
them. One man, George Hanson,
1913 Jackson St, was forced 20 sing
THE Star-Spangled Banner" Only
the fact that he was accompanied
by his wife and child prevented
members OF the audience from fol
lowing the lead OF one Spanish
American war veteran, who loudly
yelled: Mob theml"
A special deputy sheriff OF the
Stacker detail" arrested one OF
the men, Emil Norby. 1920 First
ave, who gave his age as 81. He
Is held by the police on a charge
Of evading the draft.
Six Escape Thru Alley
The remaining six men fled by
way of the alley exit. and. atho
they were pursued. we're not over
taken. Other sympathizers gather
ed about the door at the close OF
the meeting and "peacemakers'
had their hands full checking in
cipient fights.
Every reference made by speak.
ers to the chance Of private citl-
zens aiding the officials in enforc-
ing the laws against treason, or. in
event OF the authorities failure,
taking the law into their own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-28

ognixing the state Of war result.
ing from Germany'a repeated at
tacks upon our people and our
flag, In enactlng laws for the
ample and effective organiEa-
ton OF our army and navy. and
in directing that the armed
forces OF the United States cx-
ert every means TO bring the
war TO a victorious conclusion.
We abhor treason In every
form. and especially In that in
sldlous g1ise which. lacking the
courage TO oppose the armies OF
our country In the field. treach.
erously seeks 10 weaken our
forces and assist tho enemy by
disseminating disloyalty. dis-
obedience and discouragcment
among our people.
We denounce the German kali
ser and his supporters In Ger
many and in America. whose
studied purpose Ia TO make their
autocratlc militarIsm dominate
the world, who are already talk.
Ing OF the next war. and whose
victory would make every peace
mere truce amid repeated
wars.
We condemn tho acts OF those
who. claiming allegiance To our
country and enjoying tho pro-
lection OF It's flag and the free
dom OF It's institutions. give aid
and comfort TO the enemy. Our
nation has entered the world
conflict with elaboration. fore.
ed By repeated acts OF German
aggression. Those who now
question the justice OF the ma
tion's cause and seek n reversal
OF its course are enemies. They
would dethrone our country
from It's lofty position as the
leader OF the democracles OF the
world and make It faltering
and retreatlng Stacker. reducing
II TO the most abiect and pitt
able figure In the worlds his.
tory.
We insist nj ali times on obe-
dience to law and the preserva-
ton OF order We believe that
In time OF war the first constitu-
tional duty OF tho citizen Ia to
strive to bring the conflict TO an
end by achieving victory for our
cause. We have no sympathy
with those who invoke the CON
stitutlon merely TO protect sedl-
ton and treason, and who claim
the right of free speech only TO
Islander our country and to sap
the loyalty OF our citizens.
We condemn the revolutionary
conspiracy which has assumed
the name OF Industrial Workers
Of the World. whose purpose Is
not labor. but destruction. and
whose present activities In the
attempt 10 paralyze Industry In
our country give every indica-
ton of being inspired by a cor.
ruptlon fund made In Germany.
We call upon all in official
station. whether In nation. state,
county or city. promptly to ar.
rest and punish all those III.
disposed persons who gather
together TO lmpugn our coun.
try's motives. TO dishearten
our soldiers and TO destroy the
morale OF our people.
We believe peace will come.
and come only, when won by
the fighters at the front. They
and those who AT home sup
port them TO the utmost are the
true paciflsts. Our copper.
heads have never achieved any.
thing but dishonor.
We are for an American, not
q German, peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-28
BOXERS READY TO
SWAP WALL0PS TO
help OUR SAMMIES
Continued From Page

va. tho last day 10 receive coutri-
buttons, . thought ,oo were running
a biuff. and had hoped that tho tune
limit would he extended until pa,
dss.
However. " the time L. M. feel
that must incio-e IN, check for
five homes.
n doaf ~. WHY you put the pros
esutink attorneys name In this list
aud leave out the county assessor.
Isck Thatcher. think he has cot
Ssua.
The stand Tho star has taken Ia
supporting cur government In this
war l. most romm-ndahl~ and In any
undertaking for tho support of our
boys 1T tho front. sou can count on
me dalnx ~, hest TO help In any
WAY possible. Success. 10 Tho star In
the good work u u doing along this
line. Nsurs ,rrs truly.
ALFRED ~. It>pI~."
Thanks You know Ne. Al We have
seat you rtnEslde sea, by special mes.
aenEer
Those entitled to ringsidc seats
who have not yet received them
can get them tonight at the Arena
by calling for same
please do not think am not
a constant reader OF The star"
writes Bert But,er~orth. "hut
the last week or 80 ! have been
spending az much time "a pos
slhic In the woods. and have
Just noted you have placed me
In Millionaire row.
~ for no other reason. this
In itself would have been suf.
fleient for me 10 feel the honor
you have conferred upon me by
making an immediate eortrlbu-
ton for the cause. but I have
boy OF my own In the service.
and IL keeps me pretty busy
supplying him with smokes and
other little things he has been
accustomed TO at home: and II
gives me the greatest pleasure
In the world 10 hand you my
check for s.. Please place me
In the 'madegood' column. II
! can again assist you In work
Of this nature, please call on
me"
Now. how eoulI we refuse 10 &C
cept the money OF man who writes
In that spiritf
Miss Georglana Hammond turned
over $3.50 for dance tickets today
And Nadine Hunter and i>eonle
Campbell. tho little girls who gave
an entertainment ut the Monterey
apartments Monday afternoon.
brought In s305.
Monday The Star forwarded is
second weekly installment OF the
tobacco fund collection 10 the New
York headquarters. bringing the to
tai sent thus far thru the efforts of
this paper TO sass Is. which will buy
smokes for 1875 Sammies. Each
Is cents. you know. buys package
OF tobacco for a sammy special
package containing tobacco that
costs % cents at retail prices.
New contributions arc as follows
Previously sek nov iedred sas a
Mrs. {. y. Beach. ass California
Ines sehnsidsr. tssi 18th ~. sw. Is
=. u. Morrison. Huntington. wash. ~ %
kathryn q. >eiie. sois o.. rsrrse~ .ss
Pred D. Keith. isoS Dock ct. He'll
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Madden uanier. Monterey apart
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-28
PATRIOTIC RESOL UT|ONS ADOPTED
BY CITIZENS At ARENA MEETING

We, citizens OF Seattle. as
sembled in mass meeting at the
call OF former soldiers and sail
ors OF our country. VINO have
CALAMITY borne It's flag In the
face OF the foe, announce these
principles:
We reaffirm our answering
loyalty 10 the government OF
the United States, our pride in
Our country's past and our SUI
preme trust in its future.
We assert our complete CON
hdence in the judgment, ability
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-28

|, hands was applauded vigorously.
The meeting was opened with
music by the IAngwood band. and
selections were rendered by the
band between speeches. The
Knickerbocker quartet sang and
also Nine. Louise Clary.
Thompson Chief Orator
Col VIII III. Thompson. confcd.
crate veteran. delivered the main
address OF the evening. lie de
clared the I. w. w. to be busy in.
iecting an insidious poison In the
nation"
1T is the poison That towards
and slackers use" he said. They
have not the courage OF the
traitor who fights with the oppos-
ing army In the field. but they re-
main at home TO poison the minds
OF those who should Dc standing
steadfastly behind the heroes at
the front"
Powers Asks Loyalty
With his usual fervor and elo-
quence. the Rev. ]. ID. o. Powers.
exhorted the meeting 10 back up
the government
There is but one leader in this
crisis" he said. "and his name Is
Woodrow Wilson. by grace OF the
suffrage OF American freemen.
their leader In the dark days OF
war Seattle must tear the sur
render" flag from It's lockers. and.
instead. hoist the mo surrender
gonfalon on high"
Declaring himself 10 have felt
his knees tremble with fear on two
memorable occasions. once at Get
tysburg and once at the Arena. H.
c. Henry made a stirring address
In which he said that the patriot.
ism of America had been shown by
the readiness with which It's people
subscribed the Liberty Loan and
by their generosity to the Red
Cross.
Denounees I. w. w.
These foes OF the nation. the I.
w. W." he said. ARE mere
moiety, a noisy but not numerous
minority. OF our population. WIN
] gVu ltl NH'iH lhHAtli AAAFAl liaiAOTO1H
creed in the minds OF Seattle peo-
ple?'
They have been Smelling the
government with 16-lnch mouths"
declared Homer o. Campbell. mem.
Der Of the Typographical union. re-
ferring to the I. w. w. organized
labor is not behind them. They
have used organized labor as a
spawning ground since the opening
of the war and now loyal labor is
here TO tell you that II will not per.
NIT these foes Of the nation TO In
fluence or prejudice it's mind"
Allen and Lundin Speak
Both Prosecutor Alfred n. Lun-
din and y. S. District Attorney
Clay Allen spoke.
Lundin declared his office ready
and willing to do all in its power
to stop the spread OF the ]. w. w.
propaganda.
Consistent and faithful work on
the part OF citizens will be OF
great assistance" he said.
Allen said that he had received
orders from the attorney general
not to publicly discuss the I. w.
w. He confined his remarks to
calling upon the people as "A whole
to stand Loyalty behind the presl.
dent.
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and patriotism Of our war presi-
dent. and we indorse those
great state papers wherein he
has portrayed the criminal bar
barism OF the German govern
ment. which. not content with
the attempted enslavement OF
the nations OF Europe, has
sought 10 extend It's reign Of
terror to the oceans OF the
world. has fired on our flag
and murdered our citizens.
We support the action OF tho
president and congress In rec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-28

Composition Books with nice quail
ity ruled paper; each SC and
1Oc.
Drawing Tablets, medium size;
each SC.
Protractors for drawing circles and
angles each 1Oc.
Pencil Sharpeners, fitted with
sharp, strong blade; each Sc.
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Students Loose-leaf Note Books I:
handy size; priced SOC to
S1.5O.
Pencil Tablets; large size and good
grade paper; each SC.
Eagle Compass and Divider; each,
Csc.
Prong Water Colors; a good as
sortment OF shades; a set, 25c.
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Kniekcrbockers OF oassimcres.
tweeds and corduroys. in stripes,
checks and fancy mixtures. $50.
UPPER MAIN FLoO
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School Bags, Pencil Boxes Note Books and Dictionaries
Everything School

Standard Dictionaries; Funk &
Wagnall's Desk Edition; price,
S1.5O.
School Dictionaries; Webster's Elc-
mentary Edition; price Soc.
School Dictionaries; Webster'S In
ternediate Edition; price, SOC.
Leather Dictionaries: Webster's
Pocket Edition; price SOC.
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Boys Union Suits 75C

fleece lined High neck, long sleeves and ankle
length with closed crotch and open seat; sizes
IA IN n
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Little Serge Dresses 1895
That Are Unusually Smart
for School Wear

What little miss is there
who would not be pleased
10 have one of these little
Serge Dresses?
Dresses so ounningly de-
vised that all mothers fall
in love with them.
Made bolero effect with
full skirts and fancy peck
cts some with sashes that
tic in the back. Also full
plaitcd IN o d els with
shocked blouses.
Both plain oolors and
plaids arc To be had-with
contrasting collars.
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