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owe 1t to yourself to make the follow ing test: See how long you can work or how far you can walk without be- coming tired. Next take two five grain tablets of ordinary nuxated iron three times per day after meals for two weeks. Then test your strength again and see for yourself how much you have gained. There is nothing like good old iron to put color in your cheeks and sound, healthy flesh on your bones. But you must take iron In a form that can be easily absorbed and assimilated like nuxated iron if you want it to do yon any good, otherwise it may prove worse than
 useless.
 NOTE~-Nuxated Iron recommended above by Dr. F. Sauer, is one or the newer organic iron compounds. Un- like the older inorganic iron products, 1t is easily assimilated, does not in- jure the teeth, make them black, nor upset the stomach; on the contrary, 1t Is a most potent remedy, ia nearly all forms of indigestion. well as for nervous, run n-down conditions. The Manufacturers have such great eonft- dence in Nuxated Iron that they of- fer to forfeit $100.00 to any charitable institution if they cannot take any man or woman under 60 who lacks iron and increase their strength 100 per cent or over in four weeks time pro- vided they have no serious organic trouble. They also offer to, refund your money If it does not at least double your strength and endurance in ten days time. It is dispensed in this city by Lomen Bros. Successors to Butler Mauro and Co., and Hills Pharmacy and all other druggists.
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 Next to Segerstrom & Hagen Store.
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Going Outsde) New Home Sewing Machine (nsw) Excellent Piano. Kitchen Cabinet. Smith Motor Wheel. Bicycle. Sled, Dog Harness, Sleeping Bag. Wiring, bulbs, tire patches. Ford Spark-plugs Pocket Assaying Outfits. Overland Co., devil, rubber tired, dog, horse or motor power. Buffalo overcoat Other things.
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 Phone Red 43.
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 WASHINGTON. 25T assert the belief that the Alaska railroad E culcd in the Sund Civil Appropriation bill by
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RE-oPENiNo.

MRS. RING has re-opened her res. taurant at the same little Hole in the Wall, next door to the Carleton store.
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eoWLERs TELLING THEIR FRIENDS WHAT FINE REcREA TON TT IS, AND HOW MUCH BETTER I'M PULSE
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
TEUTONS CONVICT THEMSELVES
OF MANY BELGIAN ATROCITIES

4 few OF tho more appalling cases
81 massacre which are not even men
toned by the official German docu
ment are the following: Wise. de
stroyed and so civilians slain. Tam.
incs. sac civilians murdered. Neuf.
cha;ei. It's murdered. Molen. i2s muir.
dercd. Ethc. ia7 murdered: Sou
magnc. is5 murdered. and Tintigny
90 murdered.
One Instance Cited
Cammaerts proceeds To analyzc
the official German excuses case by
case At Chartered. so houses were
systematically burned down. and 40
civilians persisted one witness pro.
duccd by the Huns. a private. states
that he saw three civilians around
the body Of German dragon
whose eyes had been gouged out. on
this sole assertion. the White Book
seeks to Justify the Chartered mas.
sacre.
81 Dinant. the Germans claim,
there was murderous street fighting
on the part OF Belgian women and
children. the Germans suffering
such losses that they had to bring up
artillery and lombard the town" Yet
in another part the German govern.
ment admits that there were only so
German casualties. while the civil.
ians killed outright numbered 500.
The evidence in the Hun White
Book IS hearsay turnout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
SIX Blk SHIPS
hit water HERE
| Continued From Page One !

bhge was addressed BY Mayor Ole
Hanson and shipping board repre-
oentatives.
In the afternoon. four large steel
freiKhters were slipped into the wa
tes from the skinner & Eddy Cor.
porntton and the J. r. Duthie com.
Dony plants.
This first OF these launchings took
p1ace at the j. r. Dulhle yard at 2:3o
y m. when the Western Cross. Hpon-
0orod BY Mrs. r. o. Fisk. landed
with = splash in the sound Just
one-half hour later. the Skinner &
EDDY plant launched the West Gam.
~. with Miss Eide Cameron. popu.
lar secretary OF the Metal Trades
Council, as sponsor.
The Western Star was launched
from the j r. Duthie plant at 3iS
,. m. is minutes after the launch
ing Of the West Gambo. Miss Flor.
>ence Fraser. nurse In the Duthie
Emergency hospital. was sponsor
Tho last launching was at the Skin
ner 4 Eddy plant. with the Delight.
7.Eo0-ton steel vessel. sponsored by
Miss Helen Drever. daughter Of Aaj'
George brewer. serving in France.
All arrangements ard the choosing
Of sponsors at the big steel yards
were made By the workmen. The
combined tonnage totaled 40 500 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04

LONDON. July Am cNtraordi.
nary official document just publish.
Cd here conviola the Germans out Of
their own mouths OF complete guilt
for the reign Of atrociiy and murder
In Belgium during the opening days
OF the war
The Final Evidence
This document is known a. the
Belgian Grey Book. i; has just been
published IN English by the Royal
stationery office.
In H. tho Belgian government has
set forth after tho most painstaking
research the complete story Of
proved cases OF Wholesale atrocity
committed by the Huns hut the
remarkable feature Of the book Is
that parallel to tho Belgian case. ev.
cry important passage from the off.
cial German documents defending
the atrocities is printed
Thus. side by side. the Belgian
and German stories are made avail
able for the first time
THE German evidence IL taken yer.
batim from tho German white Book
edited I'm 1915 by German professors
and officers. Writing in the New
Witness" Emile Cammaerts. Belgian
patriot. points out that while muir
der and arson were committed by tho
Huns In AZ Belgian communes. the
White Book only mentions 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
HUNS TRY TO
START REVOLT
IN MOROCCO

MADRID. July t-'-rhc uncon.
auorablc German soldiers arr daily
advancing into France. overwhelm
Ing the Americans and allied sol.
dlcrs"
This f. the sort ~ news which II
hoinE spread turnout Northern AZ
rlcs by Hun propaEandists. In an e.
fort 10 get the tribes 70 rise against
the French and Italians
\ proclamation attributed TO the
bandit RAlsuli Is being scattered
broadcast turnout Morocco.
a copy OF It has been published
here by the Sol. which considers a
German spy en- Spain 20 be the real
author. The proclamation reads. In
part
Arise. servants OF God. and drive
tho French and English dogs from
your country. Tho German. Aus.
trinn. Turk and Bulgar soldiers tnay
God grant them vlctory9 have cap
turcd moro than 100000 prisoners
and 1000 big guns
They advance continually into
French territory. Overwhelming
French. English and American sol
diers. To-day Germany tmay God
give her victory1 has built a magnif
icent cannon. which shells Paris day
and night. The terrorized Parlsisns
are fleeing in throngs.
Arise. people Of Mnghreb' France
can no longer defend herself against
the courage OF the noble German sol
diers. How can YOU longer support
the yoke Of these French curs7"
The object Of this Hun intrigue IL
TO stir up n revolt turnout North AZ.
RIGA, and Spain. which controls part
OF Morocco. is as seriously concerned
over It's outcome as are the allies
As yet. however. there have been
only Isolated cases OF murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
BIC LAUNCHING
IN LAKE YARDS

CHICAGO, July fifty thou
sand tons OF steel shlpping-destined
20 help crush kaiserism-siid down
the ways Of II Great Lakes ship
building yards today.
The IA boats. designed for ocean
service. made the largest contribu
ton Of any one ship building district
except the Pacific coast, To the great
Independence I,ay splash" Each
bearing the surname Lake" with
given names announced by pretty
SPONSORS. the vessels dipped their
prows into the waters OF four OF the
great American inland seas.
shipbuIlders made ~ gala day.
All workmen but those needed 10
launch the ships dropped fhcir tools
Gates were thrown wide open.
For the first time. probably the
last in the war period. visitors were
admitted.
The American shipbuildlng Co.
launched six vessels. one each at Chi.
caro, Cleveland. Lorraine. o., Buffalo.
Wyandotte. Mich. and Superior.
wis.
The Great Lakes shIpbuilding Co.
contributed four. three from lts
yards at Detroit and one at Ashta-
buia. Ohio.
The Globe company. NJ Superior
Wis. the McI)ougal company at Du.
luth. the Manitowoc company 81
Manitowoc. Wis and the Sagnl1w
company at Saginaw, Mich. contrib.
ufed one each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
SEIZED BOOZE,
WORTH $4,000,
IS GIVEN AWAY

six thousand. five hundred quarts
Of whisky. confiscated by the dry
squad during police seizures. have
been turned over TO the naval au-
thorities by Chief OF Police Joel r.
Warren. The whisky will be used
for medicinal purposes in the navy.
after IL is shipped to an Eastern
point and graded
The acceptance OF the stock by the
naval authorities follows several I'M
successful attempts on the part OF
Chief Warren 10 dispose OF the whis-
Ky without wasting 1t. Various war
relief societies have on several occa-
sions turned IL down. According 10
prevailing prices. the liquor Is worth
SOS 600.
The seizures cover period of
nearly two years, and are represent
ed by every conceivable brand of
liquor. from genuine whisky and
rare wines 10 bootlegging compounds
and cheap beer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
NEW YORK STAGES BIG
FOURTH CELEBRATION

NEW YORK. July 4 More than
100000 persons, representing every
nationality. took part here today In
parade expressing their loyalty to
the United States.
The procession. accompanied by
numerous bands, marched up Firth
ave, past a reviewing stand occupied
by Mayor lIylan. Secretary Daniels
and other officials.
a naval wireless station was In.
stalled in the stand. AZ which the FOL
lowing message was sent the naval
vessels by Secretary Daniels.
Greetings to all in naval service
July 4. IL must stir all hearts 10
know the confidence which the
American people repose In the navy.
This confidence is justified By the
patriotism and deeds OF the Amcri.
can sailors"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
$50 j. s. Navy
SHIPS AT WAR
| Continued From Page One

them from n real knowledge and un-
Outstanding OF each other"
Biddle said in part:
"our soldiers are now stationed all
over England and Scotland. Some OF
them are staying only a few days,
while others take several months
training. Everywhere they have
found the same friendlincss and gen.
erosity. Cities. associations and in
dividuals rival each other TO do their
best for the Americans"
I'VE have ten million men 3ust like
the soldiers marching today in vari-
Gus British cities who can well be
brought over when needed.
America is in the war to stay and
10 fight 10 the finish for democracy. :"
The bishop of London opened tho
fellowship meeting with a PRAYER at
1880. following the playing OF Amer
lean patriotic music by the band OF
the famous Coldstream Guards.
Winston Churchill, British minis
ter OF munitions, who is half Ameri-
can, made the principal speech. He
based his address on the Declaration
OF Independence. quoting and anaiyx-
ing passages applicable TO the pres
ept situation when the countries. re-
united In friendship, are fighting
side by side for the liberty and indie
pendence of states smaller than
themselves
germany must be beaten" he
said she must know and feel that
she is beaten. Her defeat must be
expressed in terms and facts which
VIII deter others from emulating her
crimes."
In conclusion. the audience sang
God Save the King" and "Arueric;a- .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
4 BOYS BLOWN
UP; TRY THEFT
OF FIREWORKS

SAN FRANCISCO. July 4.-Four
boys were dead. one dying. and n
fireworks factory wrecked today as
the result OF the boys attempt TO
steal fireworks late last night.
Lighting a match to find the firc-
works. one OF the boys ignited some
powder. The picric acid plant was
demolished by n terrific explosion.
-Four OF the boys were instantly
killed and fifth. standing guard,
was envcloped in flames. He was
rescued and taken TO a hospital. but
Is expected 60 die.
A warehouse and several resi-.
dcnces nearby were badly wrecked
by the explosion. Windows were
broken in every house within three
blocks. Fire started in the debris,
and after an hour OF effort. firemen
succeeded In preventing the flames
reaching powder storehouscs.
John Brennan. the injured boy,
gave the names OF his companions as
John Rouloni. Emil Steneri. Louis
Bruno and Walter Hyelk.
The bodies OF the dead boys were
blown TO fragments by the explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
PORTLAND LAUNCHES 9:
IS OTHERS ARE READY

PORTLAND. July &-Thc Port
land shipping district today contin.
ued 20 ships-mor than SC 900 tons
AS It, Independence day answer
10 tho Germans.
Nine vessels were launched. FIT
teen others arc held M temporarily
by freshet conditions They ARE
ready for launching. however. and
are credited to pur,land'a July 4
launchings by the emergency fleet
corporntion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
THOMAS BREW, rs.
COMMITS SUICIDE

Thomas w. Brew. 20. committed
suicide In his room in the Newport
hotel, lill First ave. at n. IN.
Thursday. His body was discovered
after groans had been heard and an
investigation started He took poi.
son
His motive for suicide is not
known. as he left no data OF any sort.
His body is in the county morgue,
He had no known relatives In the
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
HALF MILLION ENJOY
CHICAGO CELEBRATION

CHICAGO. July 4.--Half a million
americana observed the anniversary
Of American Independence here to
day with inspiring ceremonies. In
accordance with elaborate plans ar.
ranged by rs committees working
with the state council Of defense.
citizens whose origin represented tho
So1r corners Of the earth gathered
with others Of their own blood in Is
big patriotic meetings. where allegi
ance and devotion to America at war
were unanimously sealed.
obicago's celebration will reach a
climax tonight when Secretary
DAl6er viii address AN open meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
M0DJESKA MUST PAY
WIFE $3.50 MONTHLY

CHICAGO, July Award Of $3.50
a month 20 Mrs. Fclice Modioska.
who sued her husband. Ralph Mod.
jcska. for separate maintenance. was
made late yesterday in the superior
court.
Mod toska. who In n clvil engineer,
is the son OF the late Mime. Modjeska.
the actress The family formerly
lived Mt Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
The OANCEY LAUNCHED
JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT

SUPERIOR, Via. July THO
great splash Of Americas Fourth OF
July ship launching program was
heard hero at 1901 o'clock this morn.
Ing when the steel steamer Lake
Dancey plunged her prov into Lake
Superior.
The Dnncey. $3.50 tons. went down
the ways as independence day dawn
cd to tho accompaniment Of whistles
and bells and the shouts OF great
crowd OF workers and other clti,ns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
FIRE FIGHTERS HARD TO
GET. SAYS u. S. BUREAU

To locomotive sparks and improp-
er screening on equipment. Deputy
Supervisor l.. a. Trcen. of the Unit.
ed States forestry department. at.
tributes the majority OF the forest
fires which are threatening the tim.
Der OF the Puget sound district
Unemployed men are not willing
TO fight fire for the government for
81 cents an hour and board, the Unit,
ed States bureau of labor reported
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
S. SHIPS SENT
DOWN ON COAST
Continued From Page One

Of the emergency fleet corporation
witnessed the iaunchlnEs 81 eight
GeatroyerH at san Francisco and
auadrupir launching at Alamsda.
Win Charles PICK. vicr president
81 the corporation. schwab became
the central figure In the Fourth of
July celebrations OF the bay cities.
Portland iauncl "a nine ships and
Loa Angeles three.
Four nj Alameda
-Four steel fr.iEhtsrn % H..
800 and $4,000 tons slid Into
tho water simultaneously az the
Alameda plant OF tho Bethlehem
Shipbu!iding Co. -Four moro %
various tonnagcs took the water on
the Oakland side Of tho estuary and
one az South san Francisco
Wooden ships Of the Ferris type
were launched At various points on
the Coast TO tho total number OF 30.
The iaunchinEs IN every Pacific
coast port were made tho climax Of
elaborate Independence Day celcbra.
tons which. however. did not give
more than n hal, holiday to ship
builders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
BAVARIA THREATENING
TO BAR ALL PRUSSlANS

AMSTERDAM. July g. Bnvarians
are becoming incensed nj the influx
OF summer visitors from the north OF
Germany, who are coming To ia.
varia because they can get more 20
eat at lower prices. II Is proposing
a tax on visitors TO health resorts
which Is termed Chinese wall"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
JUMPS THRU WINDOW
TO CAPTURE RUNAWAY

Ray Newton. police report clerk.
Wednesday afternoon leaped thru
the window OF the booking office.
chased runaway automobile dosvn
Terrace way, and arrested T. s. Sc
banga. owner of the car, on n reck.
less driving charge. Sebanga was
not I'm the car. but it cost him $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
NO COMPROMISE,
SAYS PRESIDENT

arbitrary power anywhere that
can separately. secretly and Of
rs single choice. disturb tho
pearc u the world. or. II r.
cannot be presently destroyed.
at the least its reduction TO
virtual impotence.
THE settlement ~ every
question. whether OF territory,
Of sovereignty. Of economic ar
ranEcmsnt OF Of political rela.
tionahip. upon the basis OF the
free acceptance os that settle
nent by the people Immediately
concerned. and not upon the
harda OF the material interests
or advantage ~ another nation
or people which may desire a
different settlement for the sake
% iia own inferior influence
or mastery.
1.-THE consent OF al nations
20 10 governed In their con
duct towards each other by tho
same principles OF honor aud
% respect for the common law
OF civilized society that gov
ern the individual citizens OF
all modern states in their reta-
tons with one another. 20 that
end all promises and covenants
may b. sncrcdiy observed. no
private plots or conspirRcie-
ha'chsd. no selfish Injuries
wrought With IMMUNITY. and a
mutual trust established upon
the handsome foundation Of "A
mutual rcspcct for right
1.-THE establishment OF an
organization OF peace which
shall make Il certain that the
combined power OF free nations
will check every invasion Of
right and serve 10 make peace
and Justice tho more SECURE by
nffordlng a definite tribunal %
opinion 20 which all must sub
init and by which every inter
national readIuHmcnt that can
not be- amicably agreed upon
by the peoples directly con-
corned. shall bo sanctioned
Theae great objects can DO
put into a single sentence. what
we seek Is the reign OF law.
based upon tho consent of tho
governed. and sustained by tho
organized opinion OF mankind.
Prussianism To End
These great ends cannot 10
achieved by debating and seek
ing go reconcile and accommo-
date what Statesmen may wish,
with their projects for balances
Of power and Of national OPP
porturity. They can be realized
only by the determination OF
what the thinking people Of the
world desire. with their longing
hope for justice and for social
freedom and opportunity.
II can fancy that the air OF
this place carries tho accents Of
such principles with peculiar
kindness. Here were started
forces which the great nation
against which they we're pri-
umrily directed at first regarded
as "a revolt against it's rightful
authority. but which II has
long since seen 10 have been
a step In the liberation OF It's
own people. as well as the PEG.
pie OF the United states: and
i stand here now TO speak
speak proudly and with conf
dent hopc-of the spread of this
revolt. this liberation. 10 the
great stage Of the world Itself.
The blinded rulers Of Prussia
have reused forces they knew
little OF forces which. once
reused, can never be crushed
10 earth again. for they have
at their heart. an inspiration
and purpose which arc death
less and OF the very stuff OF
triump
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
LAUNCH FIVE VESSELS
IN SOUTHERN PLANTS

MOBILE, Ala. July 4.--Fivo Yes
Hels. aggrogaung 5000 tons. built
for the L. S. government. were
launched today nt Alabama. Mlssls
slppi ana CUR Coast ship yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04

A German In London committed
suicide rather than go back to Ger
many lie probably figured that no
matter where he went he would be
no worse off than back in Germany,