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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22
Tic XOnoUucr Mudlenidpriit Ma

tlon" pcr0fieutlidt cjlen ldlcdcrcn
Hrtlfel III Dem lie riidholtlo@ sic
l(cbcr!eQe1lhelt Ser 1cutidlen an
rrtcnHt luto ocu Gruit Scr 4aQe ser
Hltlrten idnlocrt Ger 9lrtifcl emit.
hoIt ocn ~lolaeuocn Gniiu2: .@ir
'thct ms jrr 0cm @citdnouiG &c.
}lulutQtL o0G NrutlhIano iid ais
EN- N}el'tcr ntf Dem Neloc Ger llcbcr
ruldluld crmgiit Njdlt4. mas Is lett
ocIn !. NlAuit 1914 ultcrnommcu
bat, }etdt IL flor. nit mcld,cr falt.
bl1tlQtu lltbcrlcQund Is ieiuc
@hrlttc ln0 Nan0Iunder bcredmct.
ais ieine YoBnobmcu Ser ltttcn
Nodltn 2&lr mi'icn nulrtcmtlt. 0aI,
ou 1roGbrltnnuiidltu ,>lirIu thutiGdl
lIt non Ben 0cutidlcu lluttriccbootcu
blodlrt mtr0cn uuo 0aG mir itlbit
lul2 ndhtr am Non0c 0e& llntcr
anTQt@ btfjn0cL ais Ccutidlnnn
llno babel icbcu mtr fem N2ittcl mit
mlr tul@ Dor Ntm Ntahuuacru
lfllFt0 tonucu g@tm mir unirrr
~NonHuudtu bciitQJldl elmer rtid,li
ttrcu 5lfuhr nm Y|tbcu9ntittcIu ms
oto btldliumlutcn Nuur2 0uu Sdif
ZEN Rcptt puiijrcu loiirt 70 bietci
Hh EN- 1pultt~. ug0urdloriudlidt$
Nh0o@ lmiarcW 9,tlc 2jeie Nu4
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22

lUunoc Steuen u~niercr &rieg2nlbrung
nit elmer gcraoc3u eritmmlihen @e
IUugtbeIt gelcgt, elmer C~ifrnber5igs
felt, Die man it'd MIR Oa0urdl ertIi-
rem tam, 0aB beitimmtc eiHiluBrcidlc
areiie Mnihington's bintcr oieicn
I~u2laliunaen Itcben.
.&ir morncn 0ringcuO nor elmer
Nu5urtuug mo ltebcripaumumg 0e5
omerifuniidlcH @cl0frc0itea rn Ole
Guiirteu." ihreibt DIE Acp Dorfer
uGpcring A}ogl0", ouno rdt5gn elm
lliuaOcs, rcft}ejtlgcs Ercuuicn Oil.
4'em Dos icBlQc HDroml0tubmucu
pom Nilr0eu uid)t Qllib0rt. miro on@
%auo er0rilft mcr0en. &on feU1em
TUlfc fam man erDartcu, bar q
N}julay0cu fir 0cn S}rlcg AMI
briuJt uno weitcrc Ytiliar0Cn sur
Hnihlptauug Der Gmtomlncn mo
ImI0enbcu ucrhultuiBmdGta &&c.
niger, oIc ourd) Die Mriea2crioroerz
Hiiie lett mcrocl, berqIbt.
Ytoh %oiiencr, nod melt oroiti-
idcr 0uBcrt lid 3u elntm per.
mnuotCH SbeiHa Waiter z ippmn II.
Der otrICltigc aiiiittrcnDc GrieQs &c.
frct0r. Gr bcipridt ole Nioglihfcit
Cluc9 ruiliidcn 5cp0ratirle0cIa, Die
cr nod uidt iiir o~uaacitloiien halt.
lm0 bctout. oub in 0icitm totoitro-
phalcn Safe Ole GntiheI0uuq MIR
nod 6lWdl Ole Ncrejnigtcn Stootcn
bcrbtlgciuhrt mcr0en f0nnte. I'm
oaa SIT crrcidcn, mllBte unicr Ean0
mim0cltcu@ pier WtiuiOucu Solootcl
an Die Meitfront merfen, miiBtc 81
oicient 3mcdc nue ma%Ticnidbigcu
Yi0uucr I'M Nltcr puu % bis 10
Nabrcu mltcr Ole Mnrftu 3pinQcn
milBtc iilr cine Jfcibc unt ,$ahrrr
Ucnilitcn3 pier bis linn Utilliur
ocn Collars ldhrlldl nltibrinqcn,
milGtc einc @tatiouulidulo Don
tbcr 10000 Mil(ioncn Collars
o%thdufUL milBtc Wiluioucn porl
Eu0tcu uu0 &ernunocten in Den
@oui uehmcu. milEtc i'm Qiiuitil-
itcu To.lt bis 3,tut Sabre 1920
tdmpicn, miftc NIT elmer MuI.
Qcr9loth redlncu uno miliit Damn
ood1 oQcr MobrIteinlidfcit mad,
crttmcu, ooE Is troB oieier Die
%lcuopfer ole NliirtcH - niht rrttcu
tonntr.
Conn f35rt Ser &crio0cr mort.
lid tort: IS lit Gin ind1tba
rcr Huzolif uuo ocu V2utcn. 81,
iiir cine Reajeuuq. sic ioldc Oil.
de irbcr oas amcrjfouiidlc %oIt
briuQt, Drrautuoytljh limo. MIRO
g2 id)ledt ergcbeu. Cos 9lciIItat
ml.yoe 9on} iihtr cine Heuolution III
Hmcritn lciu, pjcl blttiacr uno ora
itJiher ais Ole Re9olltton in Rur-
lono, Gin arie1 Ger DTS illnt Sabre
1920 10 aciiibrt mcr0Gu milGtt, i'm
cine milltdriite GutidlciouuQ III
bri1gclL uog Fricocn nit Sicq briu
gen, obrr ea mitroc Elm Tric0rn nit
GclbImor0 icut."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22

bari; Dap Die G0lfer Der Gntente,
meIm Die befurdtctcH Riidihldge that
iddllIdI in Den nddliten Nionatem elm
trcten iOuten, foum &lrit haben Dcr-
Den, Gltf Die o|amdhlIge Gritartula
fmcrita5 81 fpartcl: 0aB Die Gric-
oeu2iebniuht oa5 idoHitc ErograHml
3uuldltc modem miro. oar Die &0lter
Guropc5 Idnqit ON grlmeu Grid CUR
Fricocnseouiercu3 ucriommelt icin
mcr6tL menu @lncrjfd IN ieIntr
ncIlcn, i~tol5cn 3rIcgsrljiung 0aIteht
NM oIe SreIbclt 5u rcttcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22
Dir hndlitchcnOcn llnllcnlidlcn Nct.

tel Npgtc marcn IN Chicago mo
bcttclteu INN &ohItU lluo nit lbrcul
@cttelaciuh tjJuoiQty oIc -Ghjca.
GO Erlbnu" atlld5t,tjd an. OuE SIC
&oblcuVrclic 'ur or @blcoQotr I'M Sic
N'Ohe Qctrttbcn mero1U lolitn bis uos
ilum0lidlc lbu1coiuQt io,ltt MON
idlon ans Observation-Disclosures ojl
t2cdltbrii0cr olta &tnllcu gaer b1riId
1ittlQtu, che man Den EonmjgCbril
0cru IN Der culcreu Ntiuath bc}itcht
Eic f0nuen irttrlu bis lie itc'' INN
unn mpicu mie Tlohe ot' elmer uti
zen CitnpIotte. nm iidl morm sat hal
ten, weun il feline @5hlt sum Gin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22
Drdmien Site.

Gin SdGr i'm &orai5 bc3oblcnne Hbon=
ueuteu erhnlttn ie einen idioueu 0dleils
Der ais 8rdmie gratis uuo portofreI, nocl
Gin RoDeacu5udl. popou mir 3ipci Dor
rdtbiq hahen: oSeiernbenoiumocn" unf
Ser 0iebe eipia medieluo Seio". Nr
$rdruieu iuo tucitcr foI8euoc CUR @it5.
aobI %uorbnrNcu.
it."
(8dpon I'M I'M gau4en orej'cbu 9nlm.
u1eru eritieneu tho nod 5 MINI
morn OIL Nnnn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22
Sbruborc M%oOicuclt iaat, 10 idDrei6t

QcIuugcE Ole oIet. Abopoit.", i0cnl
e mad ibm gingc. mijroe c5 balo
teinc oclttidlcu 3cituHgcu mchr TIT
canoe qebcn. oott lei 0oHf gents
lbIr uidlt nad1 ibu. oas bot cr ia
jiiugit c|riohrcn. Sim 5uljebc mcr-
Den nic 0oumcrtt or Mubrheit uldt
iaucu glenn cr Die gro6, aloqqe
0.ldl nod ioDrIt ouiraiBt cr miro Iw
cod nldt i~rciicn. Ner oo3 pcrlud)te,
otm wi,roe cv ME Dem Noif> laG
lidrtcu pom N%oibtdpph2n crgc0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22
MenrrnI Ncrihinn INT. luic Der

SSclt pcrtlmoct miro. IN Sruntreid'
nit Itiner clgcutlidlen .Htrbtjt bt,
aouncu 9&euu er. ME mir boiirn
Gin Soloot non cd)ttm 5durpt uln
Soru lit. mIro er obur 3lpcUcl licbtr
Q%ulncroan1pl rjcdcu uIa sem g&cjh
rnudL Den Inn 0jc @rGl'c bi2ncr il
qc1rrn9 alt>gcitreut bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22
Osr Ynitnnariii ani Nns beicIlatc

2onDou mar lcnau 10 brutal ME sic
AnQrtlrc aur sic ofirltn St0otr
karlsruhe, Treibur0, Hrdut'urt
&ricr MIN 1enoi 10 brutal. mic
her Srlcg i~lbcrbaupt, mr NIT 0cm
llntcritieoe. ooB @tu9rtifa an be
fcitiatc St0otc legal lluo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22

bei;cn BADEN. 9ewegungen iin0
gciun0 mo balten od5 @lut IN &al-
lutq mo Der @unger lit befanut-
lid Die bette sur.
G~Eeoriu Somle".)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22
Ncnrn Y. TnmuiiOn. Gin E~artncl


Ncnrg y. Caution, Gin Eartncr
uou ) y. O}orgau itebt on Der ptGe
Der GampoQuc CUR 5umnullmQ POI.
100 Utiuiouen Collars }lln Ncitcu
oc2 amCrifanildlcu Hothcu Nrcu}e9.
3bluohl Gr-Rrdliocut luit ais ou4
Cbcrhoupt Qilt 9hm bat Iaoiion
cine Grfl3rlWq erIalisu, Ole Don
,tltrct2" A}ohtnblutt aCQciBclt
miro. neil ojcielbc 0aa Hotbc @reu}
rt2 cine Hrtca@oraaniiu
on 0arjttllt, ilott ais Nerf0rperluQ
Der uttcrHatlpualru NuuIQnItit. IN
1u0ercu A}ortcu, ojtit Toe Ntiuloucn
ioIicu Hllr All 5cttcn 0crHuilrtcn on
Qcluan0t mcrocnluahrcu0 oicGcummn-
octcti Der Gcntrulmddtc h0ditcua
Den erittu &Crbnu0 bcfdmtu. uQdlhcr
ll'cr Hld1t mcllr be1dtct mlirocm
G'arc oa5 nldlt cine Z h 0u0uud
Der 3pctc 0Ce r2ticn Hrcu}ea. Dos
1cl icmcm NlItgU DER Wicaihtntlcbl
mo &0mhcr3'Qtajt ty'Hcu llutridleo
}tplid1cu Trcuuo mo 0tjno t2nt ooer
tcnHsn lou
Eod U15 fam Uton pom ylnem
}ugoycr DER lrjrIfa Nt5rQoU oa0ec9
tauGrt-a2 93a5 0itic Wu.5. rcyijlrt.
miro oarh tie 0eumrc.niat. Eara
'tttH mo FHar.ller, mo 'jt urhcU
twlegW iouraolgiuihc0 @etJrru oj,
b. ru.htIid' item glcucutg in nm.
icrcm Hucritot
Nit NUniG GOnimntim 1T elmer Der
ucnilen mrfljdcu Nduntr, Die in
oitlcn iuJrIlbeucgtcu 3citcn uuf $40
ula3tbrDIen ia5eu uorldllfIQ pom 0cr
@eltti,hne ucridnUun0cn. Ntjt @th
u1o NJttertcit Inn Ntrjtn miro Der
1oI0otant0uiq lem tlctuca. uoIl lua0-
lul H'arbarW 3erllampItyv mo aus
Gehlulacrtta &an0. 0a2 3u iduadl
mar, gcgcu sem Ncrrath I'M ,<rulcrn
itllo one robe t5Cuult pom ali3en an
5ltdnlpltn, perlaiicn 00uid aonitau
tin mltHtc fem Maml iein. menn
ncben Der Groittcrung. Die i'm er-
ntlt. nIht audi nodl Der Mlrnih Mat
bdtte, cIues Cages Rudlc iibcr An
ourrcn. t{itr i'm lit Is feline Sdanoe.
mltcrlcQcn SIT ieln, mo icocr. lei err
Hn%lcritdner. Sr0U3oie o0cr Gnuldn-
Der, Dem ntd)t Der Iebtc 17tlfc BON
HltterlItteit ut0 NnitanoaQciubl i1
Der Nruit |critorbcn it, miro it'd, oc2
V(itgcrijhis fir ocu SoI0atcnfGnid
otr Wrichcu MD crlnchrcn f0nncll
Die NcItgcihittc lit oa9 @elt
A&cnu sic @cidid1te oc@
@cItfrjeQt> cinntal qeifricbcn
MIRO. 10 miro Gas Hopltcl @rlcdcn
zines Der ldnlr3citcu lem in
otl ,Sntriauca mo &ilQeu.
NcrlcumounH Iuto Nerruth, &c
.'tcdnnacn luno N~corobunQrn mo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22
.Miinon" it eiaentlid1 Gin piel

,WIiil0n" Ut el9entIldl cln DlcI
81 chrcluoQcr Hnme fitr Die Neiufcr
ans udiirtcu %in0eru, Die hlcrbcr
fontmlen. um Cufcl Cams @slObeu-
tel au5ll3apicu, 10 brmerft tceiiclo
Die Oct. 4u0poit." Ger IulccitaHcr.
DER iitr lid iclbu en- Gnrlcbcn 0bHc
llntgrIagen o0cr ous &criprcdleH DIR
Hild3abluna SIT crlnngen milIid)t,
pilegt Panhandle" getidnnt ~ mcr-
0elt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22
Die 3eit grgtn
ms %uerbHn0et.

fAAb5tF w 4tlte
geQcnp0rtlq Don
alien ScIten bcQntmortct miro, ohnc
oaB lie bon i%cnlano gcitcllt lpor0cn
mare SIe qcbQrt SIT Dem NroQranum,
oic Nuitldrung ilbcr oicieu &ricq ms
onlcritoniihc Nolf 3l trugrIr. ocut
icIbcu oo2 &erltduouiB filr Sic gro
SEN 3roblcmc 3I pernllttcln ,ocrcll
Loiunq Nmlcrlfo i@tbernonmcn hot,
'mo Die GrbcbunQ 0cs &olfc4 3u
tluCm Muntuir AMI &ebeu mo Iu0
SIT cr}minQcu.
81 Den Widmcrn. sic lid In Ser
0icuit oieier 2luigobc qclteQt babcu.
qch0rt uud RQpmono =. |ricc. ser
&orliGtr 0c3 Gomltc@ fir Grfin0uns
Qcn pom Nero Club uon @luicrifo.
Ijcicr hat IN elmer Gouieren5 Ger
pdtriotIid)eu @cicGihoittu III Muib
UQton ctlt mllongreidle& 0roQrommt
tltluldeit, moriu cr ST bcruclleu uer
iudt. 0uE Ole Notiou thatIQdlllh eitcu
@ampi nm lhrc Griitcli5 fijhrt. ser
-. ",oh.," ~ "'' !lp'''' "'''
"'' A. >.g[" ~.t"''9II '0sto.
Ac,,,.,, No." re; .',lDr' -,
W,,5L,,n ms ,,,t-,H ng";
GrhoI,s,, a;n Mg,,rt',, ",;+ 10y ar, ",,'
m,trr,@l 3},hr,n,|n,i,t"L' 4a,.
,,N 1F,'n;t,on ,,s~ri,r,r,, r,,,, NJ r,,,'s,
nm rinrr fiz I'M MiGinn", m,,,t,,
,n,H ,;n >.,,. w.. -on nnn -
'''H 0n,+,.. ;s,,>,,, MS M ',,,y'',
r1-nsnartfL,,t nrt,,,n,, ,a,,
Miuiof.,,, 1}",;4,s,, ,rS,l..., ,,..> ~,
4nm,nin,;..rf1 ,,'r;.,5 ,,'' =. ' n,,r '''''
~'e,t HH'10pe ut md1t ttttn. ltno
AfJr HrlIt ~ tta'ldlfid dellitH ms
ut oefen Eonnld ilprI mo 1rtblt orct
,.ooEt jeH III Jrogn ,}im S>crAltlb
l'oft CT al. ooE ei9IoRN ell %lrttcI
Der Noioti>marnIc Der lan}en @clt
pelIothllf nm 'elitH Nril'-4tlIllontlIs
1rlitt M tHr0lltrcId ji' rrhdItfn Oh
Qlt'd1 otr eltt'ernlnl ltbtr orl Gonal
hlIr - Nttlltu bctro9t @cl oltlcr
~GntrerHl1A pou 5000 Wtciicn miro
Ser &crbrand Uou <ron4portmlttcll
u'oIQt 0c4 3citptrIu1tc2 uotrljh
bcocutcno lr6Eer mo Is tr'dtjnt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22
Wrccnbnp &uhm mill nltc Tahr.

@rccHbnp Hnhu mill nltc Sahr.
5tit Die @retubur & @eItrrn Ci.
icltbahn 60. orrcIr NaiIaQicr5lQ
uun nm II lthr NiorQcn@ in "a
Grollt ciuIdu't luto mo nm l.30
NadmittoQ2 m,totr obidhrt. ba' I'D,
an Ole Giicnbohu Gommiiiop nit
ocn @ciut QrpouNt. sic oIte Sobr.
ieit Nbfnbrt ) NtorQtn2 mo
Nntunft i,30 9tndmittnQa mic
Ser cintlhrcu I'll 0ijricl. PIN y.
><ltnI loii i'll N}ootion oa> &crh0r
'tottrrlocu or Dem oie (ror@nprt.
Sonrmtl'0re Der hitiiQcn Nuu>rt4
tdnlucr mart opronircn mcrocE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22
Uni Can't uon 0nolono founen

oic ger. StuattI nlcmni rtdmcn.
Sdon lcBi 5clgt lld 0o9 III Der ID
uCjtlhcnS 0hc,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-22
Beidafts IutiSen.

Fe97 @er @elber gu mdBigen 3tuier
Ielhen modlte, etleu %UerloBlldeu Hath
Qeter filr Tetoe lno Wiortoaaes bralldlt
ooer @eIo auf CUTE Siherbeit an5Ieiber
nil, penoe itd al W. s. Stdiih
203 Q. 4. Strufe.
Gg g. $. @ol5 bat icin Gontor
in ooa ~9tepburq @cbGltoe perlcgt.
lSenn Sic $1,000 bis $4,000 SIT )
Yro5ent 3inicn oltf 90 Groiier 81
Qentbrm~ bobeu m0dlter, 10 ipred)en
Sic bel ibm nor oocr rltfen Sic i'm
an; lleltcs GcIcpbon go. t476-W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-02
Women! It's Cheap!
Use Lemon Juice
and Make Lotion

s-s-s-s-s-s-.-s-s-s-s-s--s $1,000.
To keen your skin and complex.
Ion naturally soft. white and clear
at all times you simply must use
n lotion or cream every day. Hut
choose the one that Is best and
costs the least
The juice OF TWO fresh lemons
strained into bottle containing
three ounces OF orchard white
makes a whole quarter pint Of the
most remarkable beauty lotion at
about the cost one must pay for a
small Jar OF the ordinary cold
creams Care should be taken to
strain the lemon Juice thru a fine
cloth 80 no lemon pulp gets In.
then this lotion will keep fresh for
months Every woman knows that
lemon Juice is used tn bleach and
remove such blcmishes as freckles.
saliowness and tan. and IL the ideal
skin softener. smoothener and
beautifier.
Just try this lotion Make up a
quarter pint OF this sweetly fra
grant cream and massage II into
the face. neck. arms and hands. IL
should naturally help 10 whiten.
soften. freshen. and bring out the
hidden roses and beauty of any
skin.
Your druggist Will sell three
ounces OF orchard white at little
cost. and any grocer Will supply
the lemons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-02
LETTERS
to
CYNTHAGREY
THINKS MOTHER WRONG


OIL am a girl ~ Year, OF age.
Have been engaged 10 q young man
nearly two years. We had about
decided 20 Get married this sum.
MGR or fail. but on account Of the
present war, my mother feels that
ne shouldn't espee, me TO marry
him. ard that II I dc, am doing q
great wrong TO him ard TO myself.
nc is liable TO eonseription.
! have a very good position and
mother thinks I should not qul, Il.
but the close work that ! have to
do. and everything else. 10 getting
the best OF me. Miss Grey, I shat
certainly appreciate your advice.
What would you oo' RUTH,
Al believe that YOU should
marry believe that every nor.
NAL young man and young woman
should marry. even tho that mar.
riaga should prove short.liyed or a
failure. No life IL complete with.
out the great experience. In view
of all this think your mother
Is doing you great wrong 10 90.
tempt to influence you TO such an
extent, Suppose Your husband Is
selected. and even suppose that he
doesn't come back II YOU love
him truly you viii be far happier
In the years ia come II you can re-
member him as your husband in.
stead OF your lover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-02

THE story OF an Alaska dance hall
girl, a northern light that like the
great BOrealiS lures and beckOnS, but
is not for man TO have and hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-02
FROM A SINCERE AomlReR.
DEFtES ANALYSIS

Dear Miss Grey: Il 10 with ap
probation ! read the letter signed
"A Father OF Three"
We can. and will, only rightly
use that which we possess when
we know it's worth. Some OF the
LATEST. good-for-nothinq louis tina,
ever encountered the earth's sur.
face have been. one might say,
physically perfect men. While, on
the other hand. many Of the men
the world could have ~ afforded
TO spare have been men who have
had 70 contend with some inherited
physical mperfection-men whose
right TO have been born would have
been denied by your high priests
OF eusenics.
Men may produce human live.
stock--but only thru love may we
produce men. and II is men and not
Human livestock that the race
needs most
Life defies human analysis. In
the bottomIess depths OF the being
OF the weakest OF men. carried
over. perhaps, thru many genera.
tIons. there lies goodness IN
dreamed Of, awaiting the hand Of
an all-wise chemist TO compound
into great personalities. In Gods
way the future possibilities OF the
race are never sacrificed. that its
present weakness may be cradi-
Gated
The Creator condemns none Of
His creatures as wholly unfit, but
conservcs to the race the good In
even the weakest OF men, while
elm mating the bad from even the
strongest OF men.
Blessed are lovers. for they see
In each other, take from each other.
and give TO each other nothing Of
themselves except the good Of them
selves. They have rejected the
worst and are keeping the best for
the cradle.
Fit instruments indeed arc lovers
In the hands Of God in His work
OF perfeoting mankind.
As In the last analysis, right is
the limit Of might. and the strong
can only survive In the good. SO
II 10 that however individually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-02
FRISCO N. DIS GOING
TO WAR WILL PROFIT

SAN FRANCISCO. July e-san
Francisco physicians entering the
army may do so with tho knowl.
edge that their practice is being
preserved and their families are
benefittlng from It's revenues Mem.
beers OF the medical society are
signing agreements today. promis.
ing TO give all attention TO patients
OF every doctor who joins the col
ors and to pay ono.third OF the fees
collected to the family OF the regu.
lar physician
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~" OPENS OCT. |

University students who desire
to work In the harvest fields this
summer viii have until October !.
under the new fourfuarter syHtem.
for which are nov
completed
Instead OF Hix-week vacation
every summer. hereafter. there will
be only two weeks. and two moro
weeks ut Christmas time
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weak they may be. the marriage OF
two people, hallowed by love- can
only strengthen the race, Just as
however individually strong they
may be, their marriage. unhailowed
by love, can only weaken the race.
And II is only in love that
otrenath can survive. Love is the
sole test OF the fitness for marriage.
Whether the lovers be rich or poor,
strong or weak, their child. being
the fulflllmcnt Of their love, Is we'll
born. To deny this is to deny the
Of Gods handlwork.
WIN. STEVENS,
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In these the Eneah phrase frat Tine tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-02

IN INC betohu INC aHu INC PRONUNCIATION IN fHe
third line
In the pronunciation key. straight lines over
the letters and u denote the long sound aa In
"hAte" and "dude"; curved lines over these letters
Indicate the short sound. az In "eAt and "bUt";
two dots the Indicate a sound somewhat
similar 20 the German "uc." which Americans may
approach by trying TO pronounce long U and long
e at the same time.
Other phrases needed In a restaurant, Will be
taken UP In the fi'th lesson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-02
Speaking of He. of l..

Four hundred and sixty-two ~.
censes TO we'd were issued In kinE
county In June. May had a record
OF ii3. SAYS Deputy Auditor Ken
nedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-02
Not So Very Dry Yet

-Bone-dry" Seattle was not so
very dry Sunday. Thirty-four
DRINKS. almost record for sun
day. we're booked at the police sta
ton.
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Lister TO Tour State

II arrangements can be made.
Gov. Lister will tour the state Of
Washington with the Belgian com.
mission. meeting them In Spokane
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co TO ASSAY OFFICE

o.-After having read your
answers 20 inquiries for several
years, have concluded that you are
a remarkably we'll informed person.
so ! am writing 30 you for a little
information. Can you tell me the
value OF alloy. or where could
write In regard TO disposing OF
same
" find something Of value on
another persons property. does 1.
belong to the property owner or
to met
FROM a SINCERE AomIRER.
A.--You may find out the value
OF alloy from an assayer. No doubt
you could also obtain information
Ak 10 whore to dispse of the alloy
at the assay office.
Technically speaking. II you
should find anything OF value on
another persons property. II would
belong to the property owner. and
not TO YOU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-02
niLITjAMEN'S DUTIES

1.--Will you kindly give ou-
ties OF naval militia2 Do they
fight on the land. as we'll as at sea 2
J. l.. M.
A. Naval militiamen are being
used aboard the fleets and ashore
to help fill up the gaps wherever
they may be All bluejackets,
whether In the naval militia or reg
ular branches. are trained to fight
On land In shore parties. But the
marines are the first to be sent TO
shore action
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-03-02
WESTMINSTER, MD.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAR. 2, 1917
NATGTRAL EXPENSE.

Some discussion has started over
the question of appropriating $2o,OOO
for the coming presidential inaugu-
ration. Some of our people think TINS
is too much of a price for Demo
cratic America. They would like to
20 back to the days when Thomas
Jefferson tied his horse to the rail-
fence and walked unattended up the
Gapitol steps. To be sure that story
is said to be mythical. But 1t has
been told so many times that it ought
Ito be true if it isn't.
They pay out the taxpayers money
i'm costly display to keep the taxpay-
ers quiet.
Our people do not need any money
thrown away for impressing them
with the greatness of the presidential
office. They understand that perfect
Iy anyway. At the same time, no one
i'm America wants things to look
cheap. Giving a $4,000 president a
$500 Inauguration would be about
like a business man going into MS
office in a ten dollar suit.
Washington is one OF the big capl-
tolls of the world. Representatives OF
all foreign powers are there watch
ing to see how Uncle Sam does things.
1t is a time for review of the past
and anticipation of the future. A GER
tain amount of ceremony and form is
appropriate to the Importance of the
work being done The United States
0f America is the greatest enterprise
ON earth, and inaugurating it's chief
executive should be dignitied by an
impressive observance.
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WARFIELDSBURG.

A flock of wild geese passed over
this vicinity Monday.
The first of the week was warm and
spring-like, but Tuesday night and
Wednesday we had the biggest snow
of the winter.
The festival and entertainment held
by the Warfeldsburg school was well
attended and enjoyed by the crowd
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Cook spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Robertson.
Mr.. Noah Arbaugh and daughter,
Ruth, and Mr.. James Crabbs, of Med
ford, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week in Baltimore.
Mrs. George Phillips spent from
Wednesday until Friday of last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Barnes, of Gambler. Mrs. Barnes was
quite ill with grip, and Mr.. Barnes was
somewhat worse than usual, but both
are improving.
Moving season is near at hand, and
according to reports, there will be
several changes made L. this neigh
borhood.