davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15
Gisriden Der SinOer.

Mitunter erfranfen Sic &inoer
On @rbreden, GurdfaQ uno fiebcr.
Batter @rregung, obne oaB man oas
iiir einen triftigen @rltno Derous.
iinoen fam. @ieoerbolen Iid oer-
artige beunrubigeloe 3ufdle, bel Ell.
mem 4inoe, oos ionit polig geiunO
lit, 10 ionte 0ie MuIter oarauf adj.
ten. Oh oas &inO nidt nit Soioipn-
troite gegen beltimmte 5peiien be-
baftet lit. @s baloelt iid babel UNI
einsn dbnliden Sorgan9 mie 6eiH;
@eniB bon @robeerem &rcbien nim.,
mo- bel pieIcn Yerlonen Geiicluus-
l6lag ODER audi Garmitorungen ii6
ein5ultelen pilegcu. Munde Sim
Der lino in dbnlider @eiie gegel
gier empfinolid. Sic peroen III
Der obenerpdbnten @eiie unmobt,
wenn lie nur Die eeringite Wtenge
pom 81 ber5ebren. llno oas ge-
ihiebt, lelblt wenn man ibnen ous
81 beimlid nit anoeren Speiiea
oermengt. 9ieie @mpfinoli6fett
5eigt ii6 namentlid bel neruoS per.
onlagten Ginoern.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

ginfad. @aoame: $50
ben Sic nit Sbror letten Serri6ofs
etpa einen @orl.uedlel gebabt, Dab
Sic 10 i6nea ben 0ienit perlaiien?"
9ienItm1o6en: .Nibt me Silbe!
Sd bob iie einfa6 in Die Babe
ltube eingeidloiien, Sab meme "a.
den 5uiammengepaft nno bin baum
IN aler Stub uno Grieoen abge6o.
9en!"
8e6. @riter Goloat lin ben
SdiiBeueraben): rSit oaS ni9t
mein beionberes 8eh2"
3meiter 5oloat: u@as lit oenll
iebt pieoer los?"
griter Soloat: uMit al Sen bib
ldcn MGodcrl. bic in sen gereinig-
ten Staaten oSmeaterS" itrifen,
muB mir gera0e elmer alSachInoigt
meroen, an Dem ein 3ettcl bdngt,
arf Dem gcidricben ltcbt. OaB or bon
einem Mann gcltridt morOcn it,"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15
Sin ielfumer Sal in Der G6irnrgie

SIN Sabre 1870 muroe elm ba1ri'
Ider Gol0ot Don Baris rad @lber'
felo transporter, neil ibnt cine
!Quael unterbol6 ser 9ruIt in ben
2eib qeOrungen NOR un0 neil er
bort operiert werOeu Ioate. Der
gaper, Elm iiberous itarfer @ebirgs'
l1noer, lit unld9lidt Sdnlrr5en, Die
er ober nit @eOul0 trug, mie er lid
audi allen @noromurgeu Der aer6te
wiaia fiigte. Ger Ieitenoe &r6t, elm
S~anitdtsrat Eiepers, peroronete cine
ourd oier3ebn Gage w6brenoe III
berdn0erte Gage auf Dem &iifen, nm
Die 4ugel gum Sinfen unO am Euf-
ten gum &u8idititt gu brin9en. ytad)
auei @o6en 5eigten iid in Der Sot
Sic Spmptome, utO man 9ing an Die
Soeratiou, inoeln man oie 5mei er-
foroerlihen GorGle einl9nitt, 9ie
augel fam gIiidlit gu Gage. gei ge.
narerer 9eiiAtiganG 0ieler &ugel
aber ldiittelten Die Ger5te beOenflld
Oie aopfe. 0as @eidoB ging BON
San0 gu &onO, uuO man mar lid)
Iofort 6orilber inI fIarett, Dab man
es nit elmer preuBiiden Gugel gu
tun babe. .Sino sic nit BreuBcn
aulommenaeraten? 8ie Iino Sic 5t
SieIer &ugel 9efommen9" fragten
sic Ger3te. Ser &ranfe idiittelte Den
aopf uno iaote, es ieien nur 9apern
uuO 6ran3oien I'M @efeAt gemeleIl.
Damn ober Log er cine tur5e Belt
iebr no6oentlid) lno bIifte Die per-
punoerten Mcr5te groB al. @tOlih
griff ct lid an Die Stirn uno lngte:
~SSo, Serr 0oftor, warten Sic NAL,
i'm Sabre 1866 babe id bel ailIingen
einen S6uB getriegt, Sic baben Ia
Die @arbe geiebenI 8ielei6t war es
sic preuBiide Don Oomals.~ unO
Den Mer3ten cling elm 2iAt ouf. Vtan
hattie sic &ugel, Die bier Sabre i'm
9eib Oes @apern gemeIen, berousge'
lduitten. Scum luAte man na6 Der
Gpur Ser ncllen, oer fran5olilhen,
uno fano audi bieie, Die naf) 6pel
Sogen ebenfalls bcransgeldnttten
weroen fOnnte.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15
Der S~rOabdttafaa.

Sn ser I6weOiiden 3eitidrift
,@lea" finoet man cine 3ulam'
meniteuuug BON 3iffern, Die be-
ueiIen loa, BON melh u%ngebeurer
8eoelltung cs i'm pergongenen 8in,
ter fir Sdmcoen gelueien tit, ooB
5ltr Gr5eugung BON Strait, 8drme
uno 2ibt 10 uiel 8alierfraft our
Gerfiglng oeIton0en Fat. Sic
GroQbdttafdle alein er5eugten
mabreno oeS Sobres 1917 415
Miaionen &ilomattltunoen. Satte
Sic glei6e Mer0e @nergie ourd) BON
Ionpfmaidinen 6ctriebene Genera.
loren ere5ust perOen ntiilien, 10
m1ren bier5u etua 415,000 Sonnen
9oblen oonnoten getueien. Sir Die
9eforoerung oicier Menge more elm
!3uq BON $4,000 GiIenbobnmagen
nit 900 2ofonotioen ~erforoerlid
qemeIen. Gdon unter normalen
8er6dltniIien bdtte oieie Menge
Dem Staat 5poil5ig &ronen fir Die
Come, olio ilber adt Wiuionen
Gronen insgeiomt gefoitet. Sci oem
icbigen Sonnenpreile bon 275 &ro.
lcn miiroen oie Soften ii6er ID
WiQionen Grouel b~etragen babeit,
oas 8ielfaGe Der eeIamtcn anlage.
folten oes Grollbdtta.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

@unberbares aus Der
Der 9err
@9ulrat prift in elmer unteren &lahe
iiber Die Munoer Der Natur. nNennt
mir 'mol ettpas Munoerbares aus
Dem 2eben Der Qihner!" Sin S4iz
ler meinte, rpie bic tleinen &iiden
aus Der @hale beroustommen."
.@ut, ober nod ettpoS 8unoer-
*areres2"
Sin 3peiter belIer Ropf: rBie Die
fleinen &iiden in bic S9ale bineins
fommen!"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15
@efShrTf6cr Menfd.

GefGbrIt6cr @en d..
.1cn Stia6uber fam i'd nift Iei'
ocn. Gr reject uno ocittct nidt, ridI'
tet fcinen Meuiden ans uno mad't
feline boshoften @iBc. e.. i'd mod)te
MIR miIicn, mclde Gcnicinbciten Oer
INNER iibqr cincn pcridpcigt!"
un0onfbar. Imtmann:
so cine llnOanfborTcit BON Dem
SduIle6rer! Ginen Sr0en bot CT
ah oem fiitf5igidbrigen SubiIdum
gefriegt, n Stdn0dcn bat iDnt Der
@eiongoerein gebradt, 8 game
Gorf lit iaiiminicrt geucien. nno
iebt fomint or itnO nil p%enlionierE
ner6enl"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

nit ben SObnn9 semadt ZEN? Sd
ben i'm 70 perTGmifIe. bab nod tein
pIuB 70 grOB tpie en- aporter mebr
an ibm gefpeie is, mo i4 i9n nit
qetOtI6t ben. @ifle &c, tpenn i'd in
bic Dui TONNE. Sonn fir iA ipie 10
en- rebqeler Bull, tpomit i9 oer6leitps
Sbue Sbrn lieuer
9biltpp Souerampter.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15
@uter @runo.

Gutter Gruno. sd
uiinl6te, Sic wiirocn Oofiir iorgen,
BOP SIR 8abp ni6t rmmermupreap
i6reit", poltertc Der Srrogelelle.
Sd lebe feinen @rln0 oa5n",
erflGrte sic a~ngcrcOcte Wutter.
.9aS 9abp lit in Ser gall5en Naf'
boridaft belicbt."
ug3as2 geliebt? Gin Storenfrieo
ITS! @enn oos 9abp I6reit, fam
i6 Mid ielbIt nidt iingen boren."
.Garum lit es ia 10 Leliebt."
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15
Gelbftaufopferun

Ger tleine @rnit 1T ausoei6idt, nm
Der 3ante Elm 2orbden nit Sir.
i6en 81 brin9en. gls er bel Deriel.
ben anfommt, lit Der Snbalt oes
aor66ens nur icbr gering. @efraet,
Oh er niht mebr erbalten babe. ant
portet Der Gleine iebr iider uno
ielbltbewuBt: ~Sa, Tante, al Die
bdBIiden, i6iprr5en bube id aud
a~ufgegelien uno fir cid nur Die
idonen rotten iibrig gclaiien."
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

@ioerfpru6. @aric @il-
lis: .@el9 Elm 8ioerlpru6! Da
merOen fir Oie Sffi5ieraltsbiloungS-
lager Yerioncn gcIudt, Die nit
MGnutern um5ugcben p%eriteben."
Sane @iaiS: Limo. -"
Marie @iqiS: uuno troBoem
wolen lie feline 8ralien fir Oieie
8oiten nebmen."
8robater sat. r5it es
gu glonberL oaB Elm Wann pie i'd,
nit einem 10 fololiaIen anpaIiungs'
Dermogeu, feline Stelung I'M 2eberl
finoen founl"
Scum, parlm muroen sic nidt
S6neioer?"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

nebereiIt. Sungc Srau:
u0n, &einrid, in 0einer Saide
fano i'd Qinen 3ettel nit 4ngabe Ell
nes &enoe5oous nit elmer Game"
Gotte: nad, ltniinn! GaS 1t
Elm Idledter @iB zines 5reunoes. "
Snnge Srou: rNiir mad nidt5
Dor. 9ieie Seimlidfeiten perlteb'
i6 b%eiier."
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15
@eripefnIiert. 6eirats.

permittler: n0u', mas 1T cabei,
Ypenn Die Game elm biB6en budlia
1T? 9afiir lit tie Inn 10 beideioe-
nerl
rgudlig uno beideioen - oanfe;
elm alpenDeilden modt' i6 nidt."
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

Ser 8rogramm Rel.
ienoe. rGie fonneu bod in ben
paar Gtrmocn, Die Sic bier limo,
unnloglid 10 oieI eriebt ba6en, pie
Sic in SIR Saeebud cintrogen?"
.sacroings, a6cr i'd I9reibe
aIcid etnas fir morgen Dor
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15
unter It oes 6 e.

= Unferl t. Il 8 I n 6 0es WEs
6ddtniifes. 8idter (bei Ell.
mem 8ro6eB: nSuberbaner, iino Sic
audi gana lider, 6aB Die llnteriGrift
ouf Dem 56riftitiif bon Sbnen
1tammt?"
v@ero' mfrs oo6 merfcn, pen1
ib a babe Stunoe bran genadt
hab'!"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

0oftor @iienbort (aufi6neioeno): Den alien apot6efer
21uffer baben sic wobl nibt ne6r gefannt, meme Seuen? 9os mar
elm Sdnbe - ioee ib Sbnenl aui Der 9nbneriago mabte er %iberbanpt
nur 9ubIettenl lnO babel iboB er aAStfdieBlib nit eren olhn SOr0er-
Iaoerl"
0berf0rfer: r9o bat Ell mobG sic gerdmBpfrOpen aus Sbren
Me,epten bergetelt?"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

.Snfcl, waritm bait Gu mir 3l
meincm @eburtstog nur cine i'll.
berne lbr getauft?"
SD bdtte Dir germ cine goloene
gefauft, ober liebit tn, fpenn Oh
sic goloene perlierit, Oa beuIlt d
nod mebrl"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15
Maffiniert. @ait: Isl!

@affiniert. Sat: rgSie
lit oenn bas, GcIlner; bcllte folteH
Sic 2eberfnoOel cine Wnrf, uno gc-
itern ltanoen iie fir a6t5ig gfeunige
aui Ser Speiiefarte?"
rStimmt; Ga moren lie aber &c.
itri9ea, beute gibt's wel6e!"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

sd ia9e Sbnen Serr Mepcr 1T
elm @ei8balsl Ser trinft felt einetl
bolben Sabre Die telterlten Mirtlt-
rem, BLOB mn m~enigitens ettuas bon
Dem @eloe 81 BADEN, Dos Der Ipo-
tbefer linn idul0ig it,"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

81 osbuf1e @etdtiounc.
nNeulif bradte id elmer S6onen
in 9einet @adbaridaft elm GtdrO-
den; bait gu 0os auG ge9ort?"
rSomobI, i6 babe 9at5 oelltlih
geb0rt, wie es = pl6tiGerte."
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

g.: r2olicn 9te iid nidt bon
Sbrer Srau i6ei0en, no lie S6nen
Onrdgebrannt iit?"
g.: nSa, ober Damn miiBte id iie
bod erit ai%tfforoern, snriid5ufe6reL
uno oas lit mir 5i gefabrli1. .
i6lieBli1 fon1mt iie!"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15
Gin Wotfd1rt. Ser SER

Qebrer bdlt Oenl u~nge5pgcnen Srieos
rid cine Strafprcoigt, Sic er nit
tpudtigen Safti9ldgen begleitet. Sn
Ieiner Scot idreit Der delinquent:
SEER 2ebrer, Inn SimmeIs wilen,
fallen sic iid ood tiir5crl"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

Grotef. 6orftcr Tim 2ebn-
ItubD: u's Bier oebt aus, $ 8feij
gebt aus.
8rau: rM06' net gu "a no
eusgeb'n?"
SIN Borne. ao6in (peldc
ii6 8~riefpopier fault. I'M, ibrem
G6ab einen @bi1;eosbrief megelI
Ieiner llntreue 81 i9reiben): u@e.
ben Sic mir MIR $ gr0blte &apier,
oas Sic baben!"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

r@os lit oas fir cite @eooiae,
Sic SEER HantoffeImann 10 ltol5
trdgt?"
n9ie bat er bonn Sausfrauen-
@erein befommen fir nor5Iglide
2eiltitngen in Ser &%leinfinoer-
pflege!~
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

Deu. be 9obr'
ts5, no be Yups
ogeIuf geieiis BEN
d. lin II ges
ror Mt. wie tre6li9.
Nv ben gebalIert
lOse bic 9ei66euter.
IS mar nur E gu>
tts Ding, Dob ie
iidl feIt ge6alte BEN.
ioi # mare ie all bic
Ste Re gewefe. Ser
ge nnie Is ON erfchte
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

Srau Gteuerrat: nSest
babe i9 Sbnen, Iiebe 6ran 9nn5lei.
rat, Sic gauge @eididte erodblt.
aber nidt mabr, i6 bari auf 9iS+
friction re6nen2"
6ran 4an3Ieirat: ~Iber
icI6ltperltdnolid. SD perfebre II
iiberboupt nur nit flint ooer iefs
Ganlen bier, uno bieie iino oar-
ouf fonnen sic ii6 ~perlaiien =
peridmiegen tpie OaS @rab!"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15

gdnerin: .Serr Maler, id
modt' bon meincm Sungcn Elm Bib
babcn. Sd mar id,on beim 8boto-
erapben, ober Der lit mir 81 oeier;:"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-15
GHeaer s&rcibebrsef Nes
Ibilipp : a~sarrampfrr.

5c.
spfiu tie6er Rert jieOodtiondr:-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
T0DAY'S AID TO BEAUTY

Hair Ia BY far the most con.picr.
Gus thing about us and n probably
the most easily damaged by bad or
careless treatment II We arc very
careful In hair washing. we viii
have virtually no hair troubles. An
especially fine shampoo for mi.
weather. one that brings out all tho
natural beauty OF the hair: that dis.
solves and entirely removes all dan.
druff. excess oil and dirt: can easily
be used At trifllng expense by sim.
MY disEolsing a tcaspoonfui of Can.
throx (which you can ret at any
drusEistD In cup OF hot water.
This makes fun cup OF shampoo
lquid-enough 80 Il IL easy TO Apply
u to all the hair instead Of Just Tho
top OF the head. This chemically
dissolvcs all impurities and creates n
soothing. cooling iather. RInslnr
leaves the scalp spotlcssly clean. aof,
and plant. while the hair takes on
The glossy richness OF natural color.
also a fluffiness which makes "a
seem much heavier than Il IL. After
Canthrox shampoo. arranging the
hair IL pleasure. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
COPS AND DEPUTIES
BITTER RIVALS NOW
IN HUNT FOR BOOZE

Trying days for bootleggcrs.
these
n the police don't get EN-, the
deputies will.
There l. n merry little game OF
tag ON between members Of the
police dry squad and deputy shcr.
IFS In their efforts 10 land liquor
law violators. so far the police
team IL leading the sheriffs by
several lengths.
The police scored Tuesday on their
bitter rivals when they went back "a
'fhc Savoy hotel and relieved william
Morris OF IL quarts of whisky. Webt
and Arbogast IN the slouthing.
Monday the dry squadders inter
cepted n trunk fun of whisky t.
which Morris held the transfer
check.
a trunk containing % quarts was
also nabbed NJ the Great Northern
depot Tuesday morning. and boa
containing four cases Of Scotch and
two Of Bourbon by officer y. II
Braillard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
GERMAN ENEMIES TO
REGISTER FEBRUARY 4

The registration OF German alien
enemies Will begin in Seattle. at 20
lice headquarters. at 8 o'clock on tho
morning OF February I.
This announcement has just been
made by Calvin w Stewart. chief
registrar for tho Western division,
and postmaster nj Tacoma.
All natives. citizens. denlzens or
subjects 81 the German empire or Of
the imperial German government. Of
IL years and upwards. not naturaiiz-
ed az American citizens. are required
to register a. alien enemies.
Registration will continue daily
from February until February .
between the hours Of "a m. and )
y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

Violent Offensive ell along the
front.
This first report OF progress
made in the Y. w. c. A. drive
for sc, 900 war funds, which
started Monday, will be deliv-
cred at 5 p. m. Tuesday when
the workers In the campaign
assemble IN the Fine Arts
rooms 1913 Fourth ave-. for
tea.
Daily bulletins OF the advance
Will bo made from headquarters A
luncheon will be held at Ia 20
Wednesday noon In the Masonic
club rooms and a second tea at 6
Thursday afternoon.
Gen. A. II. Stewart. manager OF
the campaign and commanding
general OF the womep's military
formed organization. issued an
order Monday revising tho list Of
captains TO serve under cois. Strcut
and Strive.
Help Girl WORKERS
The money Il being raised for a
number Of war necessities summar-
ixcd as The Second Line OF De-
Tense"
chief among these IL the caring
for tho thousands % women and
girls employed In tho munitions
factories Of France. These women
are working ten 20 eleven hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
NJ JOSErH sHAPI.EN

tnNrd ffrsf Correspondent
Copyright 1918 BY the United rrc~sl
PETRoGRAp. Jan. 2s.--New Rus.
sla wants recognition from tho PEG
plies Of the world more than the gov.
crnmentH OF the world. She looks
forward hopefully to a world prole-
tariat. which viii combine TO stop
wars slaughter and eradicate all
causes for future war.
The Boishevfki ministry Of for
eign affairs thus outlined Ruasla's
viewpoint in statement for the
United Press today. signed by TN.
der Foreign Minister saikind In tn.
absence 81 Minister Trotaky.
The Russian people hitherto. In
all ages have been ruled from
above" he declared. Now they rule
themselves. They viii stand and
fight against all foes wherever
found. with fun pride in the con.
sciousnsss Of having contributed an
immortal page to the history Of
mankind"
The government 81 the soviet Of
the peoples commisaarics. which is
a government Of workers. the peas.
ants and the soldiers ia not con.
cerned with obtaining recognition
from foreign powers" the foreign
office statement to the United Press
asserted.
The republic Of the united sovicts
appeals primarily not TO govern.
menta. but 20 the peoples Of tho
world whom it seeks to unite with
the purpose Of ending the world
slaughter and Graduating the causes
Of war. namely. imperialism and am.
billion. which in one form or another
animate all governments az at pres
ent constituted.
ANY recognition which foreign
governments bestow on tho new
Russian government viii be wei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
City Fish Market
Will Open Friday

A~attie's city fish market viii OPEN
for buaness at o'clock Friday
morning.
Dr. J. 4. Mcbride. city health com
missioner. announced this morning
tho hour OF tho official opening.
Between 1900 and 1000 pounds OF
fresh fish. passed upon by the do
par,rncns OF fisheries ms absolutely
fresh. VIII he on the counters and
ready for sale at that time. the
health commissioner declared.
The new fish market Is loca'ed In
The farmers market. nj Pike ri. Fish
will be sold at 20 10 cents a pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

These days. 4. q. means Universal
Saving. Buy thrift stamps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
RECOGNITION FROM PEOPLES,
NOT Governments, IS WHAT
RUSSIA WANTS, SAYS LEADER

come. We are no; concerned In old
diplomatic unar~.. Ours In n first.
t1fne-in history governmental gov
-rnmcnt OF the exploited and op-
pressed.
We can hope 10 succeed. not In
proportion as we arc recognized by
the foreign officcs Of other coun.
tries. bu, In proportion an wo receive
ne active support Of the proi~tartat
OF the denocrneicr Of tho world IL
any governments willingly recognize
the rights and the grandeur Of re-
public being born In the midst Of an
external and civil war. tho peoples
OF Russia will be glad TO receive that
recognition"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
How You Can Remove
Every Trace of Hair

stiff paste made with some pow
dered delatonc and water and spread
on a hairy surface about two min
utes will, when removed. take every
trace OF hair with H. Tho skin
should then be washed 20 free II from
the remaining delatonc. No harm
can result from this treatment. but
be sure IL Is delntone you set and
YOU will not be disappointed
tlHc-nent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
CANON
AND

- u
" ma
IRE not Y
nooon O
Soioen n
eco" vi
IKE vn
onH ca
which AMI
. short q
YorlkslhiI
rnrUlhit "A
Golden 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

, day in Industrial centera where
they have no adequate or sanitary
housing facilities. where the food
Is very poor and not properly pre-
pared. whore no opportunity Is pro-
vided FOR rest and recreation 90
keep these war-worn women sane
and healthy.
A part OF tho fund IL TO be used
for the emergency housing Of many
thousands OF American giria who
are now employed In war indus
tries and for their recreation. guild
aDeo and general protection.
Keep kurpes Cheerful
A vitality important feature OF tho
Y. w G. A. war work II that Of
bringing rect and recreation 20 the
heroic nurses at the front. TO keep
them healthy and efficient that
they may the better take care OF
wounaed and keep up a chccrful
spirit.
Then. very important in keeping
up the morale OF our national army.
there are tho famous hostess
houses. Of which 30 are either built
or under construction In and near
cantonmentK. In them the soldiers
may meet. under homclikc eondl-
tons. their mothers. sisters. wives
ard nweethearss. and IN, expert
ence Of single ono OF th.se
houses Is enough 10 justify It's en-
is,enec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
KEEP DOORS LOCKED:
SNEAkS ARE SNEAKlSH

Lock your door
Sneak thieves are real aneakixn
these days. IL seems.
John Tarisvick. New Richciieu
hotel. Third and Columbia. left his
door unlocked Monday night Tues.
day morning. Sss missing.
Miss J. Adams. SIS 18th ave. saw
n man crawling in tho window OF
her bedroom. A scream sent him
scurryinR away.
w. y. Turner. barber. tisn Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

tight heaters burns wood .
inside fully lined with steel,
stamped steel top draft.
nickel top urn.
No. I. regular price se.50.
special at .s.s..sss... ~ 20
No. :. regular price $500.
special at ....r.s.~s....s 2.ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22
U. S. WILLING TO GIVE
ACCOUNTANTS FAT PAY

Can you juggle figures TO the tune
OF $4,000 per year?
Such entertainers are In demand
by the government. The finance de
partment Of the equipment division
Of the signal corps wants expert
cost accountants. salaries ranging
from $1,000 to $4,000 per year. The
duties may be In Washington or In
the field.
The classes OF accountants wanted
are public accountants. engineers
with accounting experience. execu
tive accountants. accountants exper.
fenced in efficiency work. woodwork
ing establishments and foundry or
machine shops, according 10 II. r.
Ward, secretary OF the nth u. s.
Civil Service district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

st. left se2 In the TIL Monday night.
Iughto' Gone Tuesday morn
Mrs. Y. IL. Arnold. TIT Orcas. mi~-
ed SIS and three bank books from a
bureau drawer Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-22

IL you value your watch. let
Haynes repair Il. Next Liberty
theatre -Advcrtiaement-
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-08
THE JEWS OF LITHUANIA.

The Tudische Rundschau raises
an energetic protest against the prof.
ect which is being seriously con-
sidered in government circles in
Germany of attaching the Grodno-
Bialystock district of Lithuania, and
with it the city Of Wilma, to the
new state of Poland. 1t considers
that the Jews of Lithuania, who are
mostly concentrated in the above
mentioned district, have every right
to be regarded as separate nation
atty, and in fact the German Gov
eminent had shown a disposition to
grant them national rights. Under
a Polish government it is hopeless
for them to expect any such thing;
it is doubtful if they will even obtain
full civic equality and religious lib
erty. If they cannot remain part of
the Lithuanian state, it would be the
best thing for them to be attached to
Russia; it would be scandalous to
deliver them to the tyranny which
the Polish government is allowed
with the connivance of the German
authorities to exercise over it's Jew
ish subjects.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-08
164

a pro-German, is Intellectually the
head of Russian Jewry. M. Henry
Sliosberg, who was perhaps second
only to Vinaver in the confidence OF
Russian Jewry, has been murdered
by Bolsheviks. AS further evidence
of the anti-Bolshevik feeling of Rus
sian Jewry as whole, it may be
mentioned that the assassin OF Count
Mirbach was Jew, Blumkin; that
the woman who shot Lenin was a
Jewess, Dora Kaplan; and that the
man who murdered the Jewish Boil
shevik "Home Secretary" Uritzky
was a Jew, Leonid Kanneglesser.
These facts can hardly be mere coin
cidences.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-08
THE HADASSAH MEDICAL
UNIT IN PALESTINE.

The Hadassah Medical Unit has
made its headquarters in Jerusalem,
where it has taken over the Roths-
child hospital, and will probably en-
large the Hadassah hospital which
has been established there for some
months. In the form of a New
Years greeting the doctors attached
to the Unit issued to the inhabitants
of Jerusalem a list of suggestions
which they humorously designated
their "ten commandments, for pre-
venting disease by the careful dis
posal of refuse, by keeping off flies
and dust, etc.