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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
0as iSa6erlide NnMs 0emoIirt.

'Sn ooS onrb Den 9eger gIcron.
ncr &obinion aui ciner gluftion an
9tr. 1922 Glliott.StroBc gcleacnc
Sans mclhcs iriibcr Ocr ASoli5ci.
irm Gli5o6et6 6aber ge66rt bate,
Srang' Elm lln6cfonnter ein pclber
groBen Shcoen ourd 0emolirimg
0es Slmern cliridtcte. Die StroBcr,
tbiir mar ein9e6roheu, 0os @las III
Der SSnheut6iir 3erbroben imo iGnmts
Iide Ibiirel iolpie oie @lormorfd.
mine i'm SQaie 5eribIaecn. 2lllBel
Dem moren sic 6cniteri1ei6en einge-
id6lagen uno sic @anObefleiOlugen
5ert6rt. Sn Der 9lod6oridoit, Die
uur ans @eiBeu beitcbt, 6otte iicb ci.
ne groBe Grrceuna 6cmdhtigt neil
bcr 9lc0er 0ic 9lbiidt bate, oaS
@auS 81 6e5icben. 9or einigcn "a.
oen NOR an Der Sront oes SalrieS
cine 9loti5 Don un6cfonnter Sano
ongc6rodt meldc Sen 9iegcr nit oeM
Sooe beoro6t 6atte, menn er nibt
ooi ieinem @orbobcn, OaS SouS 5u
bcpQbnen o6lteben piirOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

loiien worOen mO aud ser @ouOer.
neiir imO Die &oli5ei prrOen entloi-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

W, E cDadciicr0 A NR.. li3 20 9Damher ~
Commerce Nifjainu
nGe1tiaie NeNcr S'rwdlertWGe @ccalhaii". NAly
liudn iinn gnlfnctc iraBe
,,IutiMH Hwctliuuiiae Neacr NcfiiMcfand6 cies
ifNlMcit" yailmnc igaee uAo @unoM
Nnilic 9lneHln
oHonAl ,NliNrance 60. 81 encrppfi", NQiifn E
A'uliita heiincni'NiNtlHeg tuI los NNnMi
ner N Commerce 9llfiaN
,sCtrnduin icHer HttNmCtaua3 Wcieiim1fi"
baltimore uli0 &ullD ifdle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
ArtTr tmt
tebrn Nrr frnu.
ScbcusiucdJlcI init Salic rpp apoia
S. A,iaFbou's 9'csfta6le Sum.
poguO alSdlidJ iibcrltOnoeu.

Nagoucr. Gtla. gNA mcrNc ME
mGne, 2bha e GinlhamS @eoeidblc
a lt,4pa,ftN a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
@ci9aitS. .@eBmciier.

Nlcrcuatile 9lgcnvg,
N. a. Ilni N Go..
COZ Gi0 Marulano Gniit Quilolng

W
9totlonol @anlcn.
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0reicrSrahe, Sacnb ~. Nuoi HrVnoct;
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"a. 0 lSapiicr SQlitcr.
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~. Natlon. 8allltcr
StautS 9cufcn.
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rnn8 Aniiirer
5par.9aHfeu.
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mo AaiimoreSiuBe
Era9t.Gompo9nien.
veaic rcpsii mio ErRii 0pmpap" ~ 9nHio
9oumatcrialien, E6iircn 8cniicr
ra6wen S0oen, etc
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aes, sdlpmarieit Seraaetehie N'd4Nlailn
1rnii 9liiloina.
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81 " a ~. 4 Nopnr6 ti Continental Nl6a
Nrdli1iMeH lelt iss2 crlolNyeib Va Naiaroic
gliipnlppilc
9odago, S. $3.50 % sa750
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siraRe nm 9ft Aehal apeine
s@a~zti @ @,oDiir ii co.'S Garage w 1889 ilao.
aete 0panesSimAe
Observation-Disclosures @cr6t5c ms
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&lmlbina 6nriaccS, 9lanacS uua
GeicJ Gddl0cdcn m0 9lmGL
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5edu oubert 1881 sfamsy 5ucfe & w.
4elspbvi sspiic 1922
sScncr &erliCberltlacn.
~ cpaaeiere a 0pp ll3 "a 0Dam6cg ~
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Nailnpfe lno @olp iioue
&lcAploitct 9}etoll. ETC.
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u. Noni.id, Pr ao6 gseneegipsiou eigobe
EbotpQrop6.
@ohran eiH Nbniooraph pog gluSieinnuua.
9f i6, ssellNGiN0iou'g lfale
Nununeuteu, Bic ogu ,csniiheu GpyYripon.
errieN' ntd nruitlim uogt Nareggin0Hia en-.
leppca npet iarnuld D'lisDclinHe SO mafaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

gn amcruidcu gadrmarit crdeucn FnS ahr5em bic
inau Srcasbcr Oe Scm weibcIauHd ScrIaa aru GO
gcrpu 0crausararhru rOc 2eui@onS @iOucu
GgcmpIarru ue6rcct fuS.
Gei 9Gdcr 60cn cine pIdnnSe 5eag6Hid Gorrlra Der pel
gedddm Grcignc 0c 3t ole gselt in @em baen User ~
Oicic g9ceg 0Gidn Soe 2n6e umnt Der bari ni per
idcn oc aricosbi9r 8n en 9sbr iro olgc0c gauhc
IdicnCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

@ounotcriaIicn S6iircl 6eniicr
ra6men, S00cn, etc.
Gas. y. 6oltcr & Co. ii5 it7 Glib 5rcocglds
GnNbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

&lcAplottcn Nietoll etc.
ehoM Eon.liu IS tc., Sue., iS @qlDcrlluits
GiiaHe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wcrutlc mn
@dncreicn.
OrisiiW Errncs CO.. POS Gorof fgnta ctra6s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

EruTt.Gompa9nien.
geaic rcpoa, mio SrRh Nomvamr, 0 @nHto
SirQbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

,9cniide eyarraug Don Na.timoteD, 0nlalut
ullo AatimorcSfIuhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

2iicmp1qrca oler slrt nl0 Naf
idHic0 lnbch0r
@ l-rnIi Nlchnr IN nln on Alnra lN-.ll N n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

9tatlennl Sanlcn.
,,She Slb Sowu Watiuadl gaui", c,ans lmS
0rcicrfSirnhc Sncnb 98. 0u0l HrdNncui
NenrD -. 9tc0ue. MuiNrct
,,Geceuo Gauunnl Nlni" 482 SiO NroaNlu0p.
a. S lSQplicr. StQllircr
,,gSeiteya NatiDunl Snaf", ~ &prb Giddp ctr,
~ Qlnr0l N0illtcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
Die 98ra8f am 9RaaerraR
BON mt 50 @il0crn imo aarteu.

00n NTf ~ VI0crH lTIO MQTflH
icr on 6rci Sten rcrbr0t d Gin C5 Scr 0cphen NO
rc sic erofc Sdnt fo9rmf mitgcmodt ruO Oen nbc
itborn Sg OGhibu oe ber 0c bric rnaoa mierdmpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

D@uiac @ijsbtr mo 3citihriiicu.
" 0oHitia ar ao6 9seneegipsion slgobs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
Scr Wtiuiftcrratb.
(5Ortictuus BON Der 1. scitr)

Gereinigten Stanten tritt jebt immcr
cftueller in 0cn Goroer9rlmo.
gSas GngIano, 6rontrcid uuo bic
onGercn glairten 9iuBlonO's t6itn,
oq5 miro sic @ntidriolme Scr @erci.
ni0ten Stooten in oicicm &unftc
nidt beeiniltiien IS lit ieood) mog.
lid, ooB bic omcrifaniihe 9icgierlm0
in 9dlOe Sbritte in oieier &i6tnng
t6uu miro. imo 0oB icl6it meun oics
nidt ser Sol, DER GongreB, menn cr
in Spc3iahSciiiou 5lliommentritt,
9ciAliiNe ouaebmen oiiritc, pclbq
Der neiien 9iegierling Die @liidpiiu'
ide ser @ereiuiaten Stoaten iibcs.
nitteIu-
&uiiiide @en0ormcrie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
FlSHERS BLEND
sopRhIlI KEorr o01j BOOK

The sour milk season, so
troublesome TO housewives,
has started.
The Fisher FIGURING Mill
Co. manufacturers Of Fisher $
Blend Flour. has issued a sour
milk recipe cook book which,
to use a common expression,
should "fill a long felt want
Occasionally a few sour milk
recipes arc scattered through
cook books. This is probably
the first time a cook book de-
voted exclusively to sueh
recipes has appeared.
Isabelle Clark Swczy,
noted baking and cook
ing expert, prepared and
tested every recipe.
When using sour milk or
sour cream" says Mrs. Swezy
tho idea of economy is gen
orally uppcrmost in the house
wife's mind. The recipes in
Fishers Blend Sour Milk
Recipe Cook Book were pre-.
pared with that idea in mind"
The edition OF this In
valuable Book TO House
wives is limited. A
heavy demand is antici-
patcd. A two cent stamp
will bring you a copy.
Address
FISHER FIGURING
MILLS co APANY
West Waterway. Harbor
Island
SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27

that we do. II stands TO reason that
we can afford 10 take smaller
profit on the individual patient than
an office which does only one-half
to one-third Of the volume that we
DO can possibly afford TO take.
Fifth-We have an honest and
sincere desire to please and satisfy
YOU. We want TO treat you so we'll
that you will not only return to us
when in need Of dental service at
any time in the future, but that YOU
will also recommend your friends to
us and be able TO do it conscien-
tiously.
Sixth-We have a reputation for
honest and square dealing which has
been built up carefully. We regard
ii as by far our most valuable pos
session and you may be sure that we
treat ii with the greatest respect. 1t
is an absolute protection to you.
Your teeth are one of the most
valuable things you possess. If they
are decayed you ought not to put
of having them attended to min
ute longer than you can help.
We invite you TO call at this Of
fee and let our experts give them
a thorough examination and also tell
you just what it will cost TO put them
into perfect condition.
This examination and estimate
won't cost YOU a cent nor will il
put you under any obligation.
Whatever the cost may be to have
your teeth fixed up land you will
find it lower here than elSewhere).
it will be worth much more TO YOU
than the cost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
GERARD SCORES
CHAMP CLARK IN
BITTER SPEECH

NEW YORK. April 27.-Vig.
orous denurclation o. Champ
clark's opposition 10 oonsorip-
ton and a bitter attack on
Clark. In which the charge OF
"eonstitutio naI cold feet" was
made against tho speaker came
a. q climax OF former Ambss-
sador oerard's startling speech
ut the American Newspaper
Publishers association ban
qvet last night,
Gerard asserted that Clark,
IN fighting eonseriptlon, was
behind the times
Il supported Clark financially
whom 10 was a presidential candi.
Date" said Gerard. and think
there IN some beneficant instinct
which keeps tho American people
from putting forward this type OF
statesman.
N Clark did not suffer from con.
stliutlunal cold feet ho might he
president today AZ tho Baltimore
convention enough votes came over
in tho middle OF tho night TO give
lin n majority. At his request. his
supporters oaused an adjournment
OF that convention. Tho people OF
nsrvs who were supporting him
said. Go on with tho convention
and you viii get enough votes TO
rOminaie you before morning
Glad Ne Lacked Nerve
Shut he wanted an adjournment
suppose ho wanted 20 20 out and
call for volunteers. Aad IL IL be-
eAgA OF that want OF nerve that
h. r. not sitting where hs could do
us INN eRsurable damage today"
There were Misses whom Gerard
told how Clark placed oonscripts
and oonvicts IN tho ssrno class.
Gerard asserted that some Amer
lean nowspapermen in Berlin sue.
cumbcd TO German influences ard
falsely Informed tho kalser's gov.
eminent about the situation IN
America. thus causing conditions
which resulted IN America enter.
Ing tho war He declared the old
Germany % ''kindiincas and Christ
IN AZ trees" was dead.
Planned TO Attack u. 8.
The trouble Is that Germany. In
liberty and democracy. IL hun.
drod years behind tho times" he
said
Gerard said Americas worst on.
emies were tho "insldlous enemies
at home. who mlsroprescut facts
for tho benefit OF Prusaian autoc-
racy"
The German military caste. he
said. hated the name OF America
And h. added: Il know Germany
would hayo attacked America had
the war ended in German victory
OF a draw"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27

NO-our growth would not have
been possible without all these things
having been true. And we are deep
ly grateful to the many friends who
have stood by US 50 loyalty.
But what Is this service Of ours,
which has proven so successful a
foundation on which 10 build
First-It is the service of gradu-
ate, registered dentists. No others
are employed here. Every operator
in this office has graduated from the
best dental colleges and pass
ed the examination OF the state dental
board. And each and every one Of
them has his certificate from the
state dental board hanging right on
the wall in front Of his dental chair
In plain sight OF all.
Next-We use the very best Of
materials. II is good business on
our part to do so for the reason that
the BEST are the only kind of ma
tcrials that will turn out work that
will last and give permanent salts
faction.
Third-Wc guarantee all work.
Our guarantee is ironolad and is
signed both by the operator who did
the work and also by l.. r. Clark,
d. d. s., owner and manager of
this office, who is thoroughly respon-
sible. 1t says that If for any reason
whatever your work does not give
perfect satisfaction we will make il
right and IT MEANS JUST WHAT
IT SAYS.
Fourth-Our prices are the very
lowest. This is made possible by
the very large volume of business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
BIC FOOD drive
BEING PLANNED

All contractors Of Seattle
viii be asked TO cooperate In
a big campaign to Increase
food production which was out
lined at a meeting Of the exec.
utlve committee OF the Central
Council for Patriotic Service In
the Arcade assembly Friday
morning.
A committee will immediate
ly assemble data on the mum.
Der Of teams and Implements
In Seattle, and compile a list Of
available property. Owners OF
land will be asked TO aid In
having II ploNed. Food con.
servation and production will
be made one Of the chief aims
OF the committee.
Capt Booth of the Roy Scout
:. j. Erickson. contractor. and 1
Beard will have charge of gath,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
WARSR!PS SHELL
ENGLISH COAST

LONDON. April 27.-Shells from
a German destroyer ralding squad
ron. falling on Ramsgate, killed n
man and woman, injured three
others and damaged 81 houses and
two stables. according 20 an official
statement today.
The German warships were driv-
en- off by British land batteries. A
number OF their shots fell in the
open country.
Every destroyer fired at Rams
gate" the statement said. The
fire was Immediately returned, and
tho enemy driven off"
"Thc German attack lasted five
minutes" the home office state
ment said "and hundred shells
fell. One she'll ricocheted over a
cemetery wall. hitting a tombstone.
but without exploding. Tho night
was intensely dark. Star shells
were used TO illuminate the town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
MEDICINES, LIKE MEN.
HAVE CHARACTER

From their fine outward appear.
anco. through the various elements
of strength that 20 TO make up the
standing OF remedy. including
the final and absolute test-does II
make good" docs Il cure?-
Hoods Sarsaparilla and Peptlron
pills conclusively prove every day
that they are medicines OF the
highest character.
Hoods Sarsaparilla originated In
n physicians successful prescrip.
ton
Poptiron Pills. named from pep
ain and iron, include nux and other
tonlcs.
For Hcrofula, eczema, humors,
boils. pimples and other eruptions
for loss OF appetite. Indigestion
and dyspepsia--fo Kidney and liv.
er troubles--for loss OF appetite.
that tired feeling for braln.fag.
nerve exhaustion. anemla and poor.
thin blood Hoods Sarsaparilla
and Peptiron Pills make the ideal
course OF medicine, the former be.
fore meals, the latter after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
SLEUTHS
HAD HARD LUCK,
SAYS TENANT

mot enough information has
been gathered about tho mur-
der OF Mrs. Florence Wehn TO
wsrrsn, the holding Of any In
quest now"
This was tho opinion Ok
pressed by Captain OF Detect
Ives Charles Tenant this
morning. Mrs Wehn waa muir
dered April ~ on Queen Ammo
nil. and the police are atlll
looking for some clue that will
point 10 the Identity OF her
slayer.
As 10 the murder OF Aaron Reh
field. which occurred on tho Thurs
day following the Wchn tragedy
Capt Tenant says tho police
played Ia hard luck there
when \ man runs. hntless. down
n busy street. says Capt Tenant
with blood ameared over his
hands. and nobody In tho crowd
spots him or turns In any report
tho police are just playing IN hard
luck. that's all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
Sam the Turk Can't
Collect City Coin

Sam Cutlel In Turk-so he can't
collect $4,000 damages from the
city OF Seattle for leg broken in n
sidewalk fall.
That's what Judge Juroy decided
today. Sam became an alien enemy
OF tho United States when Turkey
declared war. Alien enemies can't
get anywhere In Uncle Sans courts.
according 10 law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
TO CHANGE UNIFORMS
Traffic Cops Will Discard White Rubber

passes and smears a lot OF muddy
water on one OF them. the beauty
is gone for good. When the mud
is washed off the rubber comes. too.
White uniforms OF some kind are
to be used permanently however. as
they are convenient In distinguish
ing the officer.
New mechanical contrivances for
controlling traffic are to be Install
ed on the principal corners shortly.
according TO Sergt. Quinn. They
viii consist OF four dials. controlled
by levers from the sidewalk They
have been worked successfully in
Chicago and San Francisco.
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first Yes. | do. But won't tell
you. That's right II was a pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27

The white rubber ralneoats,
with hoods, caps and boots TO
match. that made the members
OF seattle's traffic squad look
like crusaders or medieval
knights. are TO be discarded at
the end OF this rainy season.
They are not practical, says
Sergt. II. T.. Quinn. the head OF the
traffic cops. and next year we are
going 10 have TO look for something
else"
Rubber Washes or
They're fino when they are new,
ho says, but after truck or two
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Ing necessary data.
Il was decided not TO accent. al
this time, the offer OF seattle
business man. whose name was
Kept secret. who wanted to turn
over the entire net profits OF his
concern (about $4,000 to the
council s work.
HOW TO systematic the collec-
ton OF funds for authorized auxil.
larry war activities was also con.
sidered.
ways To prevent solicitation o,
unnecessary funds. or by unauthor-
lied collectors, will be worked out.
Already the council has author.
lied the collection OF money for
the Red Cross naval base hospital
and the University of Washingsu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
PAY CHECKS READY

Pay checks for naval militia
men returned 10 their homes after
tho mobilization have been 70.
celved Those who have pay com.
ing from Uncle Sam can get it by
going or writing n tho naval
militia headquarters In tho l.. c.
Smith building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
NEED 600 WORKERS
NOW AT FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, Apr'l 81
Five hundred additional miners and
lsborcrs are needed hero. according
10 an appeal cent out by the Com
mercial Club. A petition was sent
TO juneau for miners. but the sur
plus o. labor caused by tho floods
will not be enough to solve tho prob
lem here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-27
c. F. WHITE, BANKER,
DIES At HOME HERE

Following an illness % several
years. G =. White. ono % IN. coun.
try'a hcstknown iumbormcn. and
organizer % the Metropolitan Build.
Ing Co. died about ESQ Friday
morning. at his home. tho High.
larde
White came 20 Seattle In 1905 and
bad taken very active part IN bust.
meas prior 10 hiA illness lie was
one OF the organizers OF the Metro
pollian bank. and its first vies pres
Gcnt Tho White building. Fourth
and Union In named for him