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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-26

and sympathy with their fellowmen
through understanding; and sincerity
in word and purpose and action
through appreciation of truth; if it
will give them fortitude through faith
in God; and love of service and the
ability to impart to work, however
humble, the grace that lifts it to the
plane of art, the College of Liberal
Arts will need no defense. 1t will be
again but more abundantly, the great
mother of leaders, the inner bulwark
of our civilization IT, j.. -..,i. g..
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-26
THE ACADEMY OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
OLDENBURG, INDIANA
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS

Conducted by the Sisters of st. Francis.
Affiliated with the Catholic University of
America, the University of Cincinnati and
accredited by the State Normal. Located charm
ingy near the Batesville Station, the Big
Four, midway between Cincinnati and Indian
apolis
COURSES-Intermediate Commercial. Scien-
tifc, Academic and Classical. COLLEGE PREP
This department newly
reinforced. MUSIC COURSE-Based upon the
best European models. Fine Conservatory, with
spacious, scientifically constructed Concert Audi
torium. ART STUDiO-Equipped and conducted
according to the best approved methods. HOME
ACCOMPLISHMENTS with exceptional success
in the Culinary and Needlework Departments.
For particulars address
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It is quite possible to make voca-
tional program full and rich and COM
plete if it is under the direction of
scholarly teachers who will realize
the necessity of building it on foun-
dation of prescribed humanities. Now
!, then, if we help our students plan
their courses so that the lover of the
humanities may leave college with an
insight into and a sympathy for the
work of the vocationist, and if the
college trained vocationist is made to
realize that something more than dol
lars is the measure of worth and sue
cess we will at once obliterate the
contrast which is far from helping the
cause Of the college the contrast be-
tween the one-sidedi intellectual and
the vocation superfcialist. u $3.50 s.
i, II the postwar curriculum VIII give
the students vision through discipline;
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-26
The College Teacher.

/. The all too common expression that
college doesn't hurt one, anyhow"
implies negligible if not negative re-
suits. sn~ s& ,2.vsa
The college teacher must be as new
er before guide, philosopher and friend
to his students. His teaching must
be real and the results which are now
in too many cases little better than
negligible, must be made significant.
Let us get together a band Of teach
ers-I emphasize the beautiful word
iteacher-the one who shows the way
lin preference to professor We do
not need instructors with the profess
serial slant nearly as badly as we need
instructors, with the old inspiration
and the old; ambition to pass on to
the, youth before them the, rich gar
nerings cleaned from years of patient
intercourse, with the best and truest
of. all that went before them. a s
The mission of the college teacher
is a sacred one. It is his to quicken
the finer perceptions, to fashion the
finer taste, to correct the Grant judg.
ment and to indicate the true and
stable center for the manifold eccen.
tricities that are the natural accom-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-26

Though man may become learned
by another's learning, he can never
be wise but by his own WISDOM
Montdigne.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-26
Chinese Method.

You have doubtless all read the
charming essay "The Importance of
Being. a Professor" in the December
number of the Atlantic Monthly. The
writer takes thought of himself very
seriously in the light of certain reveal.
lions furnished him in the test papers
by his students. He questions closely
the premises on which rests the con
clusion that his like is necessary tc
the community and therefore entitled
to certain prerequisites and preroga-
tives. It is circle with prolonged
radius that will include at one pole
the Atlantic Essay of 1919 and the
teaching and practice of ancient China
According to the Chinese practice, the
master was held responsible for his
pupil and in the case of certain of
fences of which the pupil may have
been found guilty, his master was exc
cuted with him. Payment by results
is the keynote Of both illustrations
In the case of the Atlantic essayist
he acknowledges the pitiable results
of his teaching and will hereafter
cease to complain of the payment.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-30

faniid)e 9raftqueQen ioGeu meiter
bin iiir 6ritiid)e 3mede unO &nterei'
len m't5rarldt meroeH. Sir cine
iold)e BolItif mare @err @oOuer cir
cbenio gctreuer anedlt 6rioolIn ME
e. eIn gemiiier Q8oo0roD 1ilion
mar. Die 2lrt un0 Meiie, ME 0err
@ooocr Gas iogenanute 9~ilfstDerf iilr
9elgicn 0o3u pergepnltigte. Stim.
ming gegen T~eutiflano gu MAIDEN
uro ieine bumanitdre 4uigobe in
0cn Gent elmer ihmlibigen Ser
Ierml0ungspropoganoa 81 itelleu.
gnlt fiir i'm IN britiifen 4ugen na-
tiirlif ais bcrporrogertoer &eidbi
glung9nadnueis. iolte aber aud
Nmcrifa Ole 9lltqen barber geofinet
baben on meiien Stonge oieier
cigcntlidl 5icbt. Sn Sen 0er5cn Der
Ieutihamerifaner bat 0ieier britiide
Gauoioot oamals nit ieinem Nus
lprlth: Seinetlpegcn fonntcn Die
0cutifcn pom erItcn bis 5Ilm letten
sur @olIc qeben, che err aud, MIR
cine @rOtriuoe fir Tie iibrig bate!
it'd ie0eniall@ Elm unpcrganglid)c5
GcnfnIal geiebt!
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Ncue SriefmarfeniiimSe.

Die GHtrliltltng iiber Die fiinitic
rid u~erie3Iten Acknowledgement
(unB5- Srieimarfen bat iidb nod nldli
JeIegt 0a tritt idJon mieoer emf
!leue alr1etild)e 8rIcfntarfeniiiuO,
anIere$ Ieidlspoitunltc5 in ole Gr
lfetlnlnd pom Der Yrof. Gurt @lo
ler IN neuelten 3eit Der m&unitd}ro
HIf" berid]tct. Die neuen 6luJpoit
martelL Die berIta III Den Eoltauital
ten gum &erfaul au3gcgebcn uet
Den, llbertrumpien Die g%tationaluel
lannmlln95 Qtarten nod an Nablid
felt. Die 40-Ef,-4}arfc, Die in enc
nod Ornament un0 Shrift geruot
5u tl0JIIdlcn llmrnDmung eIrei
%ld)llcrbaft ge5eid)ueten GoppcIoede
3elBt, ldleInt Don Irgen0 eineul gu
r~ennbeunltet entIUorfcn gu lem. S5n
8egcnlae Oajn lit Die 1O.Ef..Morfe
ole etn 8~eilligcItes Foltboru tragi
ltIlllert In Der aitertiimeln0el
9oIjIHAlthucii", Die Dor 20 SABRE
M 9ndld)ntnf neueitc Uto0e MAI
Nag oItIer G%ntluurf, IN Dem OIL
@frJIt 10 ldIcd)t ME mogIid) gun,
5lloc ltc3t nn0 ais HaumIulllm,
Jams mlb8Iiidt lit, imruerblu finite
Ride Anlpriid)e MAIDEN. 10 lit oo%
Jonje 9ltotlO ood) enc Earo0ie ali
ocn @coanten Der 6luJpoit. Inter.
oellen betrift lid Die oeutide Hepu.
0llf peltcr init DER alien 8ermanlQ.
Narfc. Ser ein5ige gangbore Neg.
mir ote nelteu Yidrfen cine ellaerc
&onturrenj inter ell pnar ~belonoere
seelgneten 8iinltIern alts5uid)rciben.
lou 6ndr nun pcuulrtiiht Der0en,
aber nod eridbrt man nldt3 iiber
Die 3ulanunenlesnng ocs Erelsrid).
tertcte9iun@, Die Ooh 3unddnt Gas
mItltlgltc mare. IS miro BON Dem
neucn 8ciit lereoet uno Don Der
neuen 3elt." lt)liebt &roiellor Ola.
Ter. og& miro reiormiert, aber iiber.
ali bielbt IS bel @ortcn, uno Eater
betcnntt man nirJcnos Si ieben,
SIN HUSBAND lieQt nan 0as beiiel
a@ bet ms, un0 gele8cutl,dl merOen
ms iiber 0ieien Euutt eiuige rcd;
Adrte &~dhrheltcn aela1t. GoB geraoc
Ilir Die &clt9eItun9 IeutlbI4nOS Olg
&rIctnarte cin ourd]aA@ uld)t lleld).
glIttBc9 &dbr3cIdlen lit, beblrf tei.
ner 9rtidrung. 8erooe oui o,eiem
8ebiet mare cine 9selerung ~oringcnH
eupuIdt lCucjen.~
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on, Die nur nod oegetiert. fih Der
trie6t unb onbsim in Der un9e6ei3s
ten Stube friert uno bungert.
uRit Der 3entraIregierung uno Der
0pnaitie Fno 8ugleih osren uus9e
ipro6eRite 8srtreter, Der Sffi3ier
Der 8erpaItungsbeomte uno Der po=
litii6e genmte, nm fire StsQunq
9etOmmeu. 0as bsiBt. es nmtiersn
ibrer nod biele ueiter Oiel msbr,
als Der feline arrue Staat nuf BIT
9auer erboIten Tam. absr in Der
Geieuidaft. i'm offentlihsn 2sben
baten tie ben Rnn5 eingebHBt. Sis
hoben nifts. ''no 0un nur nusQe
bungerts WittteIftdnoler ME ole on
bs.sn 8dr9er. Wan1e5 U}nl fam
melt ii6 IL ocs giraertum nod. IS
gibt eineu 8iirgerrnt. Gr proteTtiert.
gi5t 9e~rtplbrungsn beruus gegen bic
rote 8o.tspe6r. 9nrtsitdmpfe, msis
netbnlr 8lufentdmpfe; lie perlnufen
cuF elmer gang onoeren @6ene aIs bic
etbno9ropbiihen Unemployment.
Die bos 4nttib Der Wiaionenitabt
uno 3meitgr6Bten oeutIben Stu5t
%gsgenpdrtig qrinolid u~mgeitaIten.
Sn ben %elegnnten uno ollerteuers
item RingTtroben5otels bouien ibrs
9srren. Gine politif6s umpGlz
sung piirbe iie borous niht O~srtreis
Ben. Die (3ismlif op%erstteuhaft on
mutenoe) 3~soolution timmerte Ie
nidt. Dos or9oniiisrte 9roIet1rint
uno bic fc3ialiitiihe Regierung Ton.
nen eben'apenig on lie bran. Wnn
Oeriudt, ls Elm penig in i6rem
S6lemmerIeben 81 Itorsn, 2l6er Die
amtliden Orgone lperben einfah
ausgela6t. uerb0bnt. Der S6ie6er
1T iidrter. er peiB es. limb sr pdhit
an 3n6l ME Der Sano am Meere.
0os neue Wien psrpunoelt ii6
inter ieinem entihtofeuen 53uarifi
INNER mebr in bic ru6enloIe Staot
toloniolen GepriQes: Wenig eigens
Proouttion. reidliher 5rdnftbons
bel. idpelgeriIher Gurus nsbsn
6onritrdubsnoem @lsno, ippi9e 4mii.
iementS unb cine ins 8ignrtii9e ges
benoe Sorruption.
Ner ben Sommer leben nil.
mIBts Gin6lid gelpinnen in .oie
Wo9nrdume Der 8iirget unb &lein-
Burger. in bic 0uartiere Der Dor
itdote. Sn ben inneren 9e3irten 1T
oos SiruBenbilo pieQej6t nift in
Dem MuBe aednosrt. nls es m1nhtt
ertpartet. Wanhe tppii9e 6i1ur
fe9lt 3por. $50 frii6er eIegunte Gsiz
teroffi5iere Der #. uno t. armee"
ltulsierten, iino ieBt GntenteoffiSisrs
gu Ieben. Nmeritoner, GnglGnoer,
6ron3oIen uno an meiitsn StoIiener
sic Ionen bel Der 0omenlpelt ON
beliebteiteu iein. uno nlle toufen bic
Stnot arm. lin Elm paor hunoert
2irs tonn mar Elm bolbes Mooenz
mag13in eriperben, nm Elm poor So!z
Jar EN- Stnapdldis. OQs Seben
9ebt ieinen Sang neitsr. Der 0ie.
ner mo6t fsinen WiB po3u. 0os
1T Inn nod qeblieben.
4bsr in ben 0er5en oieIer Stuot
uno oieler @eielldoft enti6eioet Iit
Gin aompf um Sem uno Ni9tfein,
rin9t bod Elm Stud 0euti6tum UNI
onmit Elm Stiid europa um fein Sc
ben uno Ieine lebten Ntem3ii9e gegen
9alboiien uuo 4iieu.
Der Grtrintenoe fam teinen an
oeren 8eoonten BADEN ols ben, bos
natte 2ehen gu retten. .3ettet un3
9er4ungernOe." - ST nod Elm Wel
frei fir @eiIt uno 9lut.-oer oor6en,
oen Stoot ibr ei9en SeIbit gu rettsn2
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Observation-Disclosures acnicfen in

inherent 2auoc Yniehen Ste erfreneu
lid, oc@ @or}ugca, i~e0er5eit uro ilbcr
allies Ole Mahrbcit io9en 5n 0iirfcn
uno iiu0 babel ourh Die @jlrbe Ibrc5
Nnltes nor Observation-Disclosures qe
IdiiBt. @cnn iic pon oieiem Dor
redlt nidt ou2girbigcu @cbrmtd ma
den, lit oa@ MIR ihrc ctgeuc Sdnu[o.
@rGiiOcnt @opfin5 bonn Cart
mouth Golcge bat iit Ieinc5 Rctyt5
erinncrt. ol5 err erflGrte, ~oie gcgcn-
mdrtige Nctc gegcu mtsl0nNiihe &a
oifalc lit lc0jQIidl politiifc Splclerei
}ltr T0rocrlmQ Ser politiihcn aIplro
tionen 0c5 @cucroInmpultS."
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Let our object be, Country, IA
whoIe Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
ua thai country itself become q
vAst and splendid monument, not
Of oppression and terror, but of wis.,
aom. Of peace, and Of liberty. upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever.
Daniel Webster.
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I'm b,iten uno Iiheritsu 1T ts, oas
e5eIo per y o il ~ iun9 (gtoHep
Oroer), bic Der Yoitmeliter IN ben gro
lter.n Grtldaiten dlsltelen lam 81
lberienoen. @benIo gut uno llder nm
hi. einH9en mel
ia bic Naeuten in allen SrpreB>Stdtto>
ueu ansiteaen Benn man Il 9elo
ser REMEMBERING ODER per SrpreBah'
peiiuua ihidt. 1T ts niht notblpeuotg'
ben betreffeuoen Brief regiltriren! gu ial@
len. meun Die aoreHe beutlih geIdrteben
Ia. seat man oageyen Sdargeio IN Den
Brief, 10 Ioute bieier tets re9lItrlrt DerS
ben I'm Iider gu ieiu, oab oerielbe rlf@
tio onfomrnt. 6iir @eIbienoun8en III
eiHfatem 8ri.fperidluHe ilbernebmtn
mir teinerIei &erdutiuortltdtett. Sn'
sone bon QoreBnerdnotrun9en nergcNe
mnn ia nitt, Die ate ebenIolpobl fole Ote
meme 8oltoffite %dn3u9eben, oenn lonlf
t6nten mir ben ginmen in ben Subern
gar niht finben.
Rouen ORDERS biirfen rift, me oas
70 oft qeitlieht. alS permetrtithe Anti
nina An ridbebaIten tperpen,
Eou6ern iiub in ben 8rtefen bet3us
Iegen.
Guittune erfoIgt MIR ourh aenoerun9
b,s 0atums auf Dem AoreBitretfen.
N&nn a0rei1ire einfdh:
..9torbtern". go 6rUfc, isis.
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Ter Grfinocr Hureoni hat nit

getbeilt, oaB or III letter 9cjt 0rabt
Ioie Zepcitcn oufaeinuQcr hobc. Sic
or nitt hobc cut}iifcrr f6nncn. Me
or alallbt, lei Is leidt m0lIjdl Nab
0ie Depeidlcu penn ~ q r s o0cr cinen
onoereu Rlnurteu fommcu. Niel.
Ieiht ipredleu Ole nortiQeu @Gpoh
ner ibr gfBialIen iIber oiejc iiiuotQc
Groe aus.
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Ncm anitraliid,cn Ircmicrmini.

liter %jufoIge ioa guitroIlcn bon IA
tiollen eingeenot fem Die Dor Sob,
aier uad) Dem f%iinften grotbeiI brcn,
men. An9eiiht3 0e@ cntfrrntcu
8infcla, in bcm 9IuitrnIicu liegt.
uno Der iliiiiigcn @rcn8en, BON
6rnen e untgcben 1T, lit oo3 ;E.
u,erbin elm ettpaS fiibne& geographic
td)e$ @,Ib; nber men mag or iouit
im Sinn baben?
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.Iennunbncnn,ia @roscnt Der TO-

g~enonntcn oeutihcn o%cridlp0ruu-
gen" baben nieuc.s b%eitan0en", er-
fl0rt Elm 8un0e5ridltcr in Bottom. -
gnolit einnloI cju 4poitcl Der
y4nhrhpit
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Dir hnlGnbiifc @cniernnn fpnnte

riht an0ereS honoeIn ol5 lie 9etbon
stllein ourf 81. offenbor biinOigc m0
Fur3e Tblpeiiung elmer Sor0crung, sic
aus ourflnlt3 beltf)Ieriihen @riinocd
~berporging, ermorbcn iih Die 9iieOer
Iouoe troboem ein bohe3 8eroienit.
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Nadoem fnnm einisc tnlricnb ocr

0ettIden @cron9cneu Urolitreldl
U~crloiien bobcu, bc0innt man BORT
bcrcit8 iiber Nrbeitermongel 5t fla
Q,u. Hotiirlif iin0cn oicic 6rcuroe
o2r ,Sumanitdt" c5 bcqucmcr, SfIo
ben iiir iidl orbciten SIT loiicn ais
leltit 0an0 an5uIegen.
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Nrnan dnrafteriiirt iein %erhalt

nib gum Yrdiioenten oils bIQBc Mcr.
uungsuerid)ieocnbeit. SoId,e Mci,
mlngsprrid)ieoerEbeit beitnuo betnmnt.
lid aitt) 3fpiiden George g0oihinqtou
airo Dem aouia George Dem Trittcn
bon @ugInuo. gbenio j,pildNu Nbru.
bonn 2ineoln ans Scfierior 0ooi3.
Observation-Disclosures lino bis,
meiIen aahnenoe MIiIitc.
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Taller @ertrog bis 5rr p0Qjden
Moftloiiqfeit reolt3irt murocu, mol
len ole 4uiirten ictt Oa3 &rieQIiib
rem gegen Die 9 old emtf ilbcr
Iaiien. 9immeI, bait ou feilen Sara
hinerl
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IS ii nnr irlbitueritanNlldl, 0aE

Ole DermcintIid)eu SignoIe bonn
Mars in & nQIou0 Sic gr0bte Nuf
merfiomfeit iin0cn. Nuf oieicm
GIuneten lit milrnebr audi Dos leb.e
8infeIden uu&qcruubt.
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Gin Shlauer. -8as
ErjeI. I'll bolt in Den groBer 4u'
den 'd,on Gin gartSes God gcgei-
Temp
Sd poIItc ia MIR ~S6laralier
Iano~ i~gieIeL-
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9eIep6on : Drummer 39i


4bonnementsprets:
.RoraenIteru" ieoen 9iensta9 g. lIno
.Iorsteru", ieoen 6retta8 9, porto
frei, beine 8udenbldtter 5uldmmen pro
Sohr fur pow
Sod europa uno Canada, aus
jtlicBlih gegen 8orau5be3abluns'
portofrei; beiOe BohenoIs9aoen
pro ~
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.9ouSrou &iliun mar nntiirlid

elm ppIitiIder 3uiaa," l(nO oa@
idreibt lem &ciborgan, Bic N. y.
MorlO."
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,Sranfrcid mnf urbeiten Obcr I'M

tergehen", iagt Ytiueruto. Sic @el9-
belt trifft allI ieoe Station 3u.
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Nufcr 9entiflanb hat nod fein

2ono feline ard)ipe sur 6eititeuung
Der ariegsItuIo geoiinet. @arrm?
Ynr1lm
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Sine I~unOer6arc Welt, Oieie Melt,

Die mir iidcr fir Die Gcmofrutie &C.
modJt bobenl &n 6runtrci6, Dos
0od io3uiagcn aud 5u Oieicr gSelt &C.
bort mo nit |rdiioCnt Nilion cir
9iiuonib pcrcinbart bat, fam elm
So3ioliIt Miniitcrpr0iiOent wcr0en
mo bier5uIunoe DirIt man i'm ans
Den 6oQen ser @eiebgeburg. Gobel
it ous Amt 0eS Observation-Disclosures
in Iranfrcid piel wittigcr, ol5 oo@
0e$ YrdiiOcntcu ser Republit lelblt,
0cun ser Wiuiiterprdii0ent IS per
Iteht, fam er ca ichr leIdt 5u M
lmifrGnfter 0rrridoit brin9cn
uie Glcmcnccnl ser @elt ge5elgt bat.
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@eihdft5sGotal:
Roroiterns gebdune, 1913 Dtatn StroBe.
ga @rohe, 8is.
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@emerft mnn mcrOen, OaF NSmi.

raj Gins i'm Sabre 1910 gn8iono
erfldrt bat, fpenn iemnl5 Gnglalo
i'll Sdmierigfeiten fOmmcn mcroe,
Ieien Die .Gcttcrn aui Der anoeren
Seite oes H}ceres" bereit. 6a$ leBte
5difi unO ocn lebtcu Wtann oarun
mpn0en Dem oYhitterIan0e" SIT
helien. IS idIciut, ooB Die Sem Dor-
fer 3eituna, welfe ertldrte, 4omiral
Gins lei Der bette d c Wfo-
rincoiii5ier in Der amerifanlIfen
15lotte", nidt melt 6aneben gIng.
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9NJn. GuNlouo bat 6 ltt i}uri'tla
obuc mas toittn lAiitr. oicit N{ulo1n'
tut ab30ucnolt, sic ~aucr0inln perj
ger International Qclucicn mare ais
he En1Iouo "pctroiflu butte NtA;e
alt g frcillh tciuru 3ricl u,tlr iivr
EuJlauo }U 3%clvjuutu. lbsr uu;sri
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grIdeint ieOeu 6reitas.

t~,.rousoeber: 3ie Observation-Disclosures
NboIf @anoriah SralIoeni.
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ga Groiie, ocu so. &om'or 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
DUEL OF KNIVES
PROVED VERBAL
Police Get Agitated Call
From Woman

Seattle police were disturbed Tues.
day morning by the frantic an.
nounccment by telephone that two
men had just killed each other
shortly after a. m. in knye duel
at 1899 2sth ave. Three motorcycle
pa;rolmen and four detectives in a
police car responded 20 the call.
Investigation revealed a hot-head-
I'd Itaiian-name not obtained--and
a hotter headed Frcnchman--nau1e
not obtainod-who had batiled first
in words. and later with fists. over
the ownership OF a stray strip OF
grass bordering the curb on 2sth ave.
The Frcnchman was soaked In the
eye and his howls attracted the at
tcntion OF Mrs. \. kearney. Of the
aforementioned address. who dis
rupted for a moment the calm OF
central station. No arrests were
made. but = number Of indignant 20
lice officers reported zen massc" thai
there was nothing doing
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bEALS ENTERS
JUDGES RAG
Aspires to Place on Suprsm
Court Bench

Walter p. BealS war vetena Z
attorney. announced his csn6dlq
Tuesday. for supreme oours ~
on the nonpartisan judiciary ~
Beals. who has been 4 re<id1s {
Seattle for more than - yssn p
ing at 1901 Sunset ave. hax IA 3
ISOLATED with army work snr ~
when he enlisted as a pryzx Z
Company A. Second Washingtr y
uonal Guard.
From a private. Beals rcss n
id succession to captain q Aa .
pany. and was transferred TO ri
advocacy OF the general SUI Il
1918.
lie went into the federal ssvns|
August. 1917. and sailed cvsss
with the sist division shortly q
as n major.
Mai. Beals saw action N fAe vi
res and the Meuse.Aygrnne. 40
the armistioe he was transfers.
the advance section Of the :. O.
Judge advocate. which poanN
held until ordered TO the s'aic
October, 1919.
since his arrival home he has n
practicing law in the Halls' euiH
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NEW YORK. May whether
pursued by a hoodoc. cursed by a
fretful family strain. or merely the
victims OF unhappy coincidence. the
French family rs running up a weird
record for oaiamlfous marriages.
a social position less lofty and
stable Than this family holds would
have been swept away long since b.
ere succession 81 ruined romRnces.
Now II IL Pauline Leroy French
waFstaff who has filed suit At New
port for divorce from Samuel J. Wag-
staff Pauline French. ~ 1903. read
n paper entitled. Man. the obso-
icte." before the Eclectic club in Del
monico's. She married Wagstaff.
however. IN 1908.
Julia French. sister OF Pauline,
eioped with Jack Gersgh;y. a hand
some chauffeur. They tried the sim
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STOCKS AND nONDs

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Will TitAbl 100 HiiAHEs WET
orn Ilubbar stock for car. Toe,
! star
90 nANcUI,s MD ACREAGE
FOR KENT
ron SMALL RANCH WILL
improved Bee owner Frank cru
inert. liaS 90. ErownHyille. wash
% BUSINESS OrrOHTuNITikS
HOTEL to Rooms BEST I'M
ton. ? blocks from navy yard
gate. 1890. terms. Bood furniture,
rIiAtuLEBTOS HOTEL Charies-
ton. wash
NEW SILVER sTiuKE. CANADA
Wonderful opportunity Grub
stake me. viii so 5000 Details
ern rubber stock Tor car f-Gz.
I ron SALE = SMALL HOoMiND
house. Fun ~ roomerh. cheap Tor
cash. or viii give terms Teie-
phone Elliott 2itarW
/ ron aALE -rfitI anOP ~ AUTO
fnobiie ROW Terms z925 Hucker
81 sPECiAL NOTICES
on ACCOUNT OF HnEuMATIAM.
viii discontinue fruit and vcgeta-
bic route on West Queen Anne
O y. Beppman. z91 W Howe ~.
sb PERSONAL,
pEHa NEsT HAIR NAVlEo.
hateslling. henna pack for gray
Ladies. IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main ot07. go Union II
Or LILLIAN CHANDLER SAM
( praetc physician; natural ami
herb remedies. no operation. si4
Jet ave. Main BIZ
/ ELECTRO. INDICATED ISfiAfA-
tortrfn. for rheumatism. goitrs.
asthma. chiarrh. Information free
p0h y Third ave.
I COMMERCIAL. CIRCUITS. PfCNfcs
and baby photos taken. anywhere
Elliott a07a.J Abbott
MATEnNiTY uosifTAt car. 1873
1 100 REab ESTATE LOANS
MONEY! FOR WABHfNGTON FARM
AND ACHEAGE LOANS Prompt
service J.. n HOTHE Farm
MORTGAGE Co. Inc LTary Bldg.
Main 600
100 10 At. knII(I9
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CONE, LEAVING
SUICIDE NOTE
Ed Wagenaar Is Sought in
Lodging Houses

Police are comhing lodging houses
Tuesday for the possible remains of
Ia WaFenaar. laborer. who left a
note Tuesday night. telling VIM.
Blantin. 23io +. Denny way. friend
with whom he lived. that he planned
suicide.
The note. which was found late
Monday night. read: Il cannot stand
IL any longer. can't make both
ends meet. and there is no use trying
to hold up any longer. | might as
well end IL all" The note was found
on Wagensar's dresser.
Blantin Immediately telephoned the
police and told them that his friend
had had family trouble and asked
that an effort be made to loacte
Wagenaar. At a late hour Tuesday
the police had failed TO find him.
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VIII TiApn 100 riiAHEs WET
ern liubbar stock for car Toe
EfuF
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They're the First
Entries in June

A, G. Miller. 20. cook. and Charles
Brown, "a. teamster shared the
honors OF being the first men booked
for the month of June on drunk
charge They got the stuff in the
same place and together, so each
valves claim TO the honors of being
tho first spring topper registered in
the city hoosgow.
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pie life together. bu. last yea, u.
obtained a divorce on the grorrs j,
nonsupport.
The mother Of the two y-.-4
girls. Mrs. Amos Tuck Fre,ch 4
vorced their father in 1915.
Elsie French. their aunt -.
ried Alfred Gwynne vanderta, !.
In 1905 divorced him. He vas e-,r
ed in the Lusitania sinking. La
Mrs. Vanderbilt married Leu. ri
Flizsimmons. L. S. ". 10 yau :
Junior.
Edward Tuck French. rncs I
Pauline and Julia, married Mn l|
Ian NJ. Harrington. a telephons )
orator. In 1918. while q stude-: /
Harvard. Five days after the ~
ding. the bride vanished wi,hou. q
PLANTATION. She later rejoinA Il
husband. who died In Chicago dry
their honeymoon.