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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-09
Second Victim Dies;
Hunt Masked Killers

WISCONSIN RAPIDS-Wm. Bauer,
farmer shot by two masked men who
entered the roadhouse of Frank Flat
off, near here, Friday night, and
killed Amos Davis, died Friday in a
hospital. A revolver bullet in his alb
domen was the cause of his death.
Bauer died without throwing light on
the identity of the murderers, for
whom the police are searching. 1t is
believed that Bauer was the innocent
victim of quarrel between the I'M
known slayers and Davis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-09

Misjudging the speed of an inter-
urban car, Andrew Nelson, 80, farmer
of Eau Claire, was run down and in
stantly killed Tuesday when he tried
to cross the tracks in front of the
car, which he planned to board
A motor patrol road drag will be
operated on S. T. L. 0the coming
year The new drag is operated by
gasoline power and represents a vast
improvement over the time-honored
King drag.
Chas Underwood of Madison has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Clara
Kemper
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
County Court. Grant County. Wisconsin,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-12-09

NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
County Court Grant County, Wisconsin
In Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of George A
Hauck, Deceased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
LORNA Oltr Neinhbor
Newspaper Ia
tsrPrlss Aun.
and United
Press Service

TT is one of the most tragic facts Of
i human history that, altho all religions
teach that all mankind is one, and that
men should demonstrate this unity by love
and forbearance toward their neighborS,
yet in every age men have hated and tor
tured and killed each other because of their
differences over religion.
In Dayton, Tenn, the authorities have
found it necessary to forbid preaching on
the streets because of the feeling caused
by the clashing of fundamentalists and
modernists.
The founder of the Christian religion
said:
"A new commandment | give unto you i;
that we love one another"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Women Can DliUe

A WOMAN can stand over hot kitchen
n stove, preparing n complicated din
ner, with some element in it to be watched
and manipulated every minute; can ut the
same time prevent the baby Juggling at
her apron strings from getting stepped
on; can keep up a running fire of admoni-
ton to the youngsters in the yard; can
tell Dad where he put his other tie; can
answer the telephone and the door bell;
can lend her neighbor cup of sugar and
discuss the evolution trial and the latest
length in skirts with her; can get every
body into the dining room for dinner when
it is ready; and then can take her own
chair at the table cool and mruffled and
without having burned her elbow.
And still the American Automobile asso-
citation goes to the trouble to prove by
scientific tests that women make as COM
petent automobile drivers as menl
Of course they can drive. OF course
they react as quickly in emergencies.
However, perhaps even the women. whove
known this all the time, will be pleased to
have science give its Endorsement TO the
fact
The A. A. A. conducted its test with
groups of men and women students at
George Washington university. Ten of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
SCIENCE -
POISON PLANTS

Ivy and poison oak poisoning
and how 30 prevent them rrnain
mysteries.
Or q l., krauAe has com.
pleted a series 81 experiments at
the University Of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia. on this subject
Tho experiments were made
on students Of the university
who volunteered 4 number Of
students who said they were not
susceptible were used. slxty.six
per cent Of those who claimed to
be immune were poisoned ms
readily aa tho others Ono At
tack 81 the poison did not rem
der person immune from
second The disease takes nbout
4s hours 20 develop. II docs not
spread from place 10 place OIL
the body but occurs only on the
piaces that have come in con
tact, directly or indirectly, with
the plant.
a serum recently was accepted
by tho American Medical ASSOC
citation as a remedy. This was
found 10 be useless in prevent,
ing an attack.
The poison il mostly acquired
thru tho hands. Tho best pre-
yentive Is careful washing OF
tho hands. or Of the entire body
after having been exposed. Once.
II develops, there nrc various
remedies that alleviate tho pain
and burning caused by the
disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

ut Is far better to be an old
mans darling than 1t IS to be a
young mans dlshwashor," a fell
low was saying in the smoker,
who looked as tho he might be
the hero Of the story.
"a woman who had reached
the December Of life, declared
she must have a young husband.
She told the usually half-baked
apple Of her eye that she had
almost as much money as there
wns in the mint. in Washington.
After about six months Of so
called marriage, tho lad left his
old lady friend and sued for dl-
vorcc.
'On what grounds do you
wish this divorcoT asked the
Judge.
"'Well, Judge. she told me she
would be my Spring lamb" and
might have. swallowed that,
but there was too little mint
sauce"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

each, about the same age, and of about
the same driving experience, selected from
all parts of the country, We've tried out
with exactly the same methods. For
example pistol was fired as n signal
for putting on the brakes, Ii was found
that the average reaction time of the
women was 056 seconds; for the men, 0.59
seconds. Furthermore, il was found that
there was less variation among the women
than among the men.
OF course, we sometimes do wish that
the women wouldn't be so doggone-but
why start the argument all over again,
now that il is officially settled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Parents WhoCan' tSay'N
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

up Ia the road Of their sons?
n mothers walked rtsadfastly
IN tho Trail Of truth and duty.
would II not ps easier Tor Them
80 Iisht the way before their
daughters ftciE
Youth has always been rsek.
less aud glad and gay hui
never before tn the history Of
america has middle hRr been 80
frankly lawissa nor 10 lax 10
words aud manurrs and morals.
The mon have gone far aatray
FROM tho heIiefE and customs
- their stern and rigid nm
resipy aud We women have
wandered long distances from
the straight taesd habits Of our
prnHy ErbndmothcrH
They seem very funny 20 us
now with their Yoiumiuous
skirts. their blushiug modesty
aud their prudish behavior. but
o few things they had We could
use very nicely their belief In
the need for personal morality,
their standard of honor above
wealth. and thsir power TO say
mo" TO themselves before they
said 4 TOO often TO their chill.
drrn
Theirs Was not merely lip
service in pBreuthood. 10 them
example meant FAR more than
preccpi They learned 70 rule
nrst over their own spirits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
What Folks
Are Saying

HENRY FORD: Tho average
farmer IL found with one-eighth
Of ono eye on his plow when he
is blowing and the other fifteen
slxteenths Of his eyes are fixed
ON the road to see n real estate
man"
JOHN wALTHALL. broom
manufactures, IL Paso. Tex.
Husbands who had the annual
Job of beating few carpets for
Friend wife we're the ones who
made the vacuum cleaner pop
ular."
EZRA MEEKER, nonogen-
arian and Oregon trail-maker,
Seattle: THE country Us all
right. OF course. there is devil
ment, Just MS there always has
been. but men arc just as good
as ever"
CLARENCE BARROW. law
yer. Chicago. 'Nine-tenthg Of tho
crime begins with the children
Of the poor They never have
chance"
REV. DIR. M1NOT G. NOR
GAN, Detroit: Children are the
most eager Bible students when
It's subject matter is presented
TO them synpathetically."
SECRETARY WILBUR; Let
the scientific teacher beware Of
dissipatlng God into n vacuum,
and OF trying TO teach pupils
that man, as 1t were, has lifted
himself by his own bootstraps
from tho protoplnsmIc state into
his present condition"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

A n eminent New York divine
~ says that American morals
arc suffering because wo have
SO many parents who cannot
say NO 20 their children
Which siill does not quite set
10 the root uf the matter The
chief national moral alimcnt IL
the increasing numt~r of par
ents who cannot tay mo" 10
themselves
II ls never the children. nor
set tho youths who Era running
the country 10 Il IS being
ruined bat Those ffoWu.up who
fouushiY think 10 put mpfai rr.
Ftmiut upon thctr sons and
daughters when they have
never learned 20 put Il upon
their own natures
u Is comparatively easy to
say ''So" 70 your child. much
easier than II IN to mako a
firm and negative answer TO
your personal unhealthy dsairea
And. AMER all. the primal rca-
son vo are 20 inaulgcnt 20 our
children IL because We are 80,
iuc,an. 10 take time from our
pleasures 10 see that our denial.
ara oboycd
II fathers looked more care,
fully 10 Tho sunrcs IN the path
OF their own footsteps. might
they not gather more wisdom
70 ward Off those which spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Watson Does His Stuf

JITHEN the republican majority in the
Wv senate was making shifts in commit
tee chairmanships last March, Senator
James T. Watson was placed Mt the head
of one of the most important committees
that on interstate commerce.
In opposing Senator Watsons
choice. Senator Norris said
THE action which will make the
senator from Indiana chairman of this
committee will be of the greatest sat
faction TO all the railroads in the
United States. | presume If
they had raked the country from
ocean TO ocean, and from the Gulf TO
the Lakes, they could not have found
man who would suit them any bet
ter than the senator from Indiana.
Senator Watson got the job. neverthe-
less. He is now in Washington. Prepare
tory to his work in connection with rail
road legislation next winter, he announces:
1T is my judgment now that little
of consequence in the way OF actual
legislation affecting the railways viii
be passed this winter"
For several years the railways have
steadfastly opposed efforts to reduce
rates on farm products efforts to elimi-
nate Pullman surcharges - relics of the
war-and other Legislation thought neces-
saly by the public generally.
Is Senator Watson proving Senator Nor
ris' assertion?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

caused no discussion in con.
sresa It's author was Repre-.
sentative Summers Of Waila
Walla, Wash. He said he did
not have evolution in mind
whom he offered Il.
Few persons worc aware Of
tho clause until IL WAS discov-
cred by the Washington News
Stories about tho teaching %
evolution and possible conflict
with tho law drew from thr
board OF education statements
that they saw no violation OF
the Law. and approved the doc
trinc.
II is unlikely any effort win
be made to take the topic from
tho curriculum.
Tho District schools use the
same taxi as did John r.
Scopes, Civic Biology" by
George w. Hunter,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

NlMAlS living
= the slow changes millions
lie history OF the q n
inc development Rmpbnn
evolution from single cell like Hmoeb thru the mnnyccld sphc
the Hmphans
The
external g0ls replaced the ryn becomes
grow out then the fore legs tail disappears
tho young uircuhng
Thu few weeks Of his life the development OF earlier
life extending millions o yonrs
ConinuFd Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Mr.. Fixit of the Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles
If of Public Interest

he ran out tohen my EDn and
/ toer6 pasEiH0. and nearly
scaTed me lifc out Of me. F!easa
see tphat you oaH do aboui
mis- MRS. g.. n. ST.
Vicious dogs are not allowed
20 run az large. n you would
report this one direct 20 tho
police lie would be attended 70.
Your letter viii be Forwarded
10 police headquarterE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
BY JOHN GLElssNER

WAsHiNGToN July Fl II
w teaching evolution s. "diz-
respect for the Holy Bible." the
doctrine could not legally be *
planned in tho public schools of
the District Of Columbia
The school appropriation bin
enacted by congress. contains
this clause
no part OF the sum appro.
priated shall be available for
payment ~ the salary Of any
superintendent. assistant super.
intendent. director Of intcrmc-
diate instruction. or supervising
principal. who permits the teach
ing. or any teacher who teaches
disrcspect for tho Holy Bible"
Tho paragraph was inserted
In the bill as a rider and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

the Confedsrats monument AZ Ar
llngton National cemetery?
A. There Is no Latin quotation.
except the motto Of ne state Of
TiroiHia IN The seal Of The state
that IL carried on the base. That
motto 10 "sic ssmpcr fyvanHis."
fThas erer TO tyruHtsJ
@ when aud by whom WAS the
first wall paper factory established
in the United StAtes7
A. In 1890 John u. Homrll estab-
lishcd the first teaH paper factory
u The United siaicA The paper
,ras az first made IN initiation Of
tapestries and iras quite expensive,
after much experimenting cheap
tppe Of tral paper Icas perfected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

rithmetlc."
First thing q child biz enough
80 80 to school who don't already
know tho earth is round is hope
less Then. there amt no senso
In tcachln q boy thst 1870 is
water. when his ma las 10 lam
him to make him wash his ears
once q week.
It's downright foolishneEs TO
inculcate tito prlmordial germ
and ne sidereal map into boy
and make him rely on the hired
girl FOR sense enough 10 tie his
shoostrinEs
It's immoral waste TO teach
the Constitution into lad who
has TO spend his cvenins hrlpiu
dad with the home brew
rs positive sin 10 instruct
correct department into school
girl who smokes tho same
brand Of clgarets as her par
ents and beats her mother 10
II tn rollip her stockins toward
The South Pole,
what's got to be done Is 70
quit pourin the high lcarnin
into the masses OF children thru
funnel and ret back TO the
solid foundations.
Maybe lcttn the real stupid
childfcn keep on thinkin that
tho earth is fiat is n short cut
to 81. Anyhow. IL Tennessee
vlndlcatcs Adam, she's entitled
10 try II,
MELANcroN SWEET od.
In viscs "Ag a counter.
irritant they might revive that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
!? !? Ansvers to Your Questions !? f?

q. Are there any statistics as to
the increase or decrease OF farm
wages within the last Is years.
A. Farm tcagcs hare Increased
prcr goo per cent during the past
80 years. according TO department.
OF agriculture Statistics on trage
JicHrcs running back to the ciua
dear. Tho time ipas trhsB @ farm
bond could be hired for $40 per
rsonth ,ci.h board Nowadays for
fhe same labor tt costs So month.
Ghe peak .cns reached IN 1850 tohcB
nrerGoo TRACES acre ST o month
srith board.
@. What Is the Australian tomato
xeeyil, where does II occur I'm tho
United States, and what is the ma
fure Of its injury?
A. This Is small broiCntsh snohf
beetle, about s-fs Of az inch loH1.
Both beetles ard the immature
stages Of this insect remain hidden
sw the daytime and feed at night.
principally on such re0gtablc crops
as tnraips, potatoes and tomatoes.
attacking the foliage Of potatoes
aad tomatoes. but attacking both
the foliage and the roots Of tWrHips
The insect occurs in South Hissis-
sippl. Southeastern Louisiana, South
ern Alabama and IN the vicinity Of
Pensacola, Fla. n 1ras probably IN
PRODUCED into this country from
South america not many pears
ago.
@. Can you give me the dimen-
sions OF some OF the largest private
yachts in the United States and
the names of the owners?
A. Among the largest are the
Hirondelle. length g9f.6 feet. breadth
3s.f feet, gross tonnage 1871, 0toned
by the International Film CO.: At
ldnta, length $500 feet. breadth
So feet, gross tonnage 1893. ot0Hed
By The late George J. Could; Del
phino. length s}f7 feet, breadth
$50 feet. gross tonnage 1856. ot0n-
ed bv Mrs Horace Dodge.
Q. What is the Latin quotation on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

and bv the brglaHiHg Of me RON
century pretty gsd cpiarfgl paprrs
fer TIC lrais came into general
use.
Q What Is the meaning Of thu
word Iowa.
a. n "a froE On Indian Rap.s,
incoming "slccpy teuters"--a name
0trcn frat 10 fhe rircr ard later
applied 10 the Ssa.e.
@ What American statesman was
nlckramod The Man With the
Sling
a. John Randolph. because ~ d.
bafe he compared himself 70 Darid.
and MS opponent 10 Goliath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21


teaciBn that
The earth H
round frsa
good thing II
Intended 10
knock the
high toned
frIila and
feathers out
o. AiiN Nbphg
schools. for
tho tendency
is TO over.
cram the
grade schools.
anyhow, with
\ o IN OF hing
beside read.
In. ritin and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
I Seen by
tn Papers
SEE KITCHEL PLXLEY
Sage Of the 0lympics

A MEMPHIS newspaper down
II IN Tsnncse. where Grand,
pa Gorilla Is maxim n fight for
his yery Nfc, says a movement is
agoat 10 make teachers quit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
WHY NOSES ARE broad

WASHINGTON, - Scientists say
that the broad. fiat nose OF the Eski-
mos and African tribesmeu were
caused by mothers carrying their
babies on their back and pressing
In the noses when in plastic state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

ana Homo
lulu. on
board be
sides ths
usual eontin-
gent Of bust
ness men
r e [ u r n
ing students
com m uterE
between IIn-
wall and tho
mailman d,
the world
raVslcTH
generally,
arc also the
members OF
the Amer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

NOU can set an answer 10
l. any question d fact or i'm
formation by writing The Seat
tie Star Question Editor. 1897
New York ave. Washington.
d. c.. and inclosing , cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital nd
vice. Personal replies conf
Dental All letters must be
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

M Fgit: n a painter or
chemist aiDtocd 10 hare n fe0
gallons Of ioo0d alcohol 10 ne
sh0Dg
DOCS n chemist hare ~ hare
permit 10 haUe sfiH tor
disfHiiHO trater for chemical
Bse9 J. WILSON,
COrdOua. Alaska.
A painter or chemist may
keep an tho wood alcohol no
requires
II is not a ylblatiOn OF law
10 distill water. II you mean
10 have a sull Of any impor-
lance. Il might be safeguard
20 advise tho prohibition en-
forcement officer OF the still
and what you propose 70 DO
with H.
lfr. Firit. We hare ~ this
uci0hboriood a family that has
run a booze Joint for a
long time. one Of The neigh
bora tried % tls a complaint
trih me cify authorities but
tcus told he would hare 10
haze p0Sifiuo evidence betorc
anything could BE- dons. VINE .
ace knOiC they arc Bookkeeping,
none NJ utc nelghb0rs hare
witnessed q sale. What toOuld
you suggesff READER.
Call EIAot-li5O and advise
Roy Lyle or w. H. whitney
OF tho situation. They teen 20
get results.
M Firit Girls working At
a ccrtalH fact0rn tehcre a reg
famaHt Is run IN connection
complain Of nc food that IS
serred. being old and often not
~ 10 eat. Some Of them hare
been made ~ from eating me
dessert There Is 40 eating
place near there What oouEd
you m00cSir A. b.
Your notice with tho name
and address omitted. Is being
sent 10 tho manager OF this
factory. He Is the kind OF man
who win make investigation and
remedy what he ends 10 be
wrong.
Mr. Fidf notice that n
reader compliments you fgr ge,-
ting some improvements made
on Yesicr icaU Can't you con-
tiHag The good Work bg getting
The residents aud property otCH-
ers along Ycsier tcay 20 clean
up their yards aud iotsr There
Is much rubbish around some
AZ The places. especially the rd-
cant houses ond orc OIL station,
IS Yestrr cable Is the only iinc
10 Le5cH, paFk. u Is used ~
many tourists. and that part VI
the city should Bt kept tn good
condition MRS. N. n.
The mayor proclaimed a
cleanup" week recently. and IN
many parts OF tho city II was
observed with good results. Eyi-
IDENTIFY tho jewellers along Yesler
way overlooked tho matter. The
mayor win DO asked TO remind
them that their house cleaning
Is overdue.
hr, Firis; what can be done
about dog that Is public
nuisaHccF This dog tril run
OFT and sndri ard threaten
those irIlo pass b. Yesterday
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0
CflcsterH
Rowetl

THIS ls written aboard The
i good ship Maui. on the Pa.
clflc. between San Franclsco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
LEAD on COLE couRsE

HOLLlsTER, Mo.--Lcad has been
discovered under tho golf course Of
tho Acacia Country club near here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

can and Canadian groups Of
tho Institute OF Pacific RelA-
;ions authors. journalists. uni
versity presidents, scientista
publlclstH, business men and
experts on international AZ.
fairs. especially in the Pacific
area. II is an interesting, and
may prove a useful group, 10
whose members is committed
the responsibility OF speaking
unoffically. and therefore free
iy. the voice Of America, in
free conference with like groups
from tho other Pacific coun-
tries. They win obviously not
settle. nor try 10 settle, any.
thing. But they win learn a lot.
ERoM China are those who SEQ
l. the vision Of a possible China,
against the background OF pres
ent chaos. and who must face.
with the rest of US, the problem
Of an international treatment Of
China which shall deal with the
necessities OF the present with.
out teopardizing the ideals OF
the future. From Australia.
among others. representatives
OF the white Australia move
menL
From Japan able men who
have opportunity 10 express.
without either the restraint Of
officialdom or the recklessness
OF jingoisu. the true voice Of
Japan. And from all ths
countries men who understand
each other in the less contro-
yersial common purposes of sci.
cnce, commerce. education and
the arts OF government.
noes tho Christian world
u understand that the whole
Orient is challenging, IL not
Christianity, at least Cbristen-
dom, 10 Justify It's claims Of
moral leadership. The Chris. 4
tlanity OF Christ, the Orient
understands. and might accept.
But it denies that this is the
Christianity OF christendom, and
Il arraings Christendom on the
charge that IL Is not Christian.
Was the war in Europe. be.
tween Christian nations Chris
tisn war?
Was the God 10 whom each
side prayed to destroy the other
the Heavenly Father OF Christi
Is the fierce greed OF the white
man to exploit the yellow and
brown and black man, OF tho
occident 10 dominate the Orient,
a reflection OF the Sermon on
the Mount? And by what title
shall the occident send mis-
sionaries TO Christianize the
Orient until it becomes Chris
tan itself?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Delicious Salads
TUESDAY, JULY Fl

NOTHING the table appreciated cooling and
~ delicious salad in hot weather
salads succucn foods
they
Washington bureaus and
Salad Dressings" contains directions for making 60 different
Fiji tho coupon below mail to Washington D. c. m
directed
~~~~~~~~~D- CLIP COUPON ~~D--~~~s~~>~~~~~-~~-
Salads washington Bureau, The Seattle sar
1922 Now York Washington, u, G.
the bulletin Salad
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Name
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
A Thought

Fight the good fight OF faith.
lay hold on eternal life, where.
unto thou art also callcd.--L
Timothy 612.
I OOK up, my wcaricd brother.
IL see thy fellow-worlsmon
there, they alone surviving
sacred band Of the lmmortals,
celestial body guard OF the om-
pire Of mnakind. Carlyle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

A LII those German scientists
n need to make gold is heat
of 6,Q00 degrees. Well. In De.
cember, Dawes viii undertake
to whip tho senate into innocu.
GUS desuetude. or somethin.