The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1914, Page 7

away some more WOMEN HUNT In the showers among rough with wounded and dying! of projectiles fel! mercilessly children, clad only in rags to pro- tect them from the hitter cold and sleet, were forming morning bread line fully forward, the penetrating the sufferers’ straw- stuffed wooden shoes, and at the day's rations A POUND OF BREAD, AND AN OUNCE OF MEAT! made of sweepings for meat, horseflesh! eee It was early January of 1870, one of France's coldest and most bit- ter winters. of rye. troops. And she was destined to hold out heroically, suffering inde- sertbable horrors of disease, starva tion, and death, for nearly a month longer! It is that historic siege of Paris which many a French warrior has in mind today as he charges on the German troops along the frontier. He feels that death ts a pleasing Service ICE DELIVERY CO. ELLIOTT 5560 REMOVAL NOTICE Pr. Macy has moved his offices to 1318 Second avenue..—Adv. Let Dr. Macy Cure You ait and RATS TO EAT! IT HAPPENED IN SIEGE OF FRENCH CAPITAL very hospitals Germany price to pay, {f only he helps to shells were exploding their death-|avenge his father’s sufferings tn cots Inden| the great dDombardment. Out In the streets, while this ratn | on|city was in a feverish, almost hye all sides, lines of poor women and/|teric state. the regular} great It was the dread siege of Paris! | For hours the line moved pain-| stories were denied, and the bitter freezing slush/truth of another | shed. end of the line they received their/ less depression among all the peo LESS THAN HALF | ple. Coarse bread|the citizens And/from bloody uprisings and riots by | Since the 18th of September | childr id old men. Paris had been hemmed in on ali All the males of fighting age sides by vast hordes of German;were on the wails or in the | meat, or starve. Well, good people, The Star is going to give babics! kicking, wriggling, cooing, dimpling babies! Yessir, some real, live Very choice bargains, we think them, too For, you see, it is really a monstrous thing you are proposing—to take our babies away from us Becaure we think them pretty fine babies, and we hate to lose. them Their names are “Buddy spectively No, of course their milk, There's Buddy now. different as the sun and moon, STAR—TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1914, PAGE 7. and those aren't their IN SEWERS FOR KING ALBERT O . From the first of the slege, the *e The newspapers published tnsptn ing promises of early succor, of victories of the French troops tn the provinces. And the next day, these rosy defeat was pub The reaction was one of hope To add to the were troudlous times, never secure the rabble. There were attacks on the government officials, often actually led by officers of the Na tional Guard! Parle wae peopled by women and trenches and forts outside. While fathers and husbands lay maimed or killed by German bul- ler in the suburbs, THEIR WIVES AND DAUGHTERS WERE HUNTING RATS FOR FOOD THROUGH THE VILE HAUNTS OF THE SEWERS! Those who had a few pennies, or who had husbands In the National Guard, were entitled to the ounce ef horseflesh and half pound of bread a day. it there were many destitute, who were forced to forage for rat And many froze to death, for lack of fuel. In one night, 900 soldiers froze in a blvovac outside Paris! . The armies were being continu-| allly sent out upon sorties. | Paris’ only hope was to break! through the Prussian lines. } But each sortie was repulsed.) and the bleeding bodies in the; streets and alleys and frozen mud/ roads of thé suburbs, told of more | widows and orphans left in the starving capital | eee Women of wealth and position Elizabeth and Ki tennis tournament began on the Seattie Tennis club courts yeste day. joined with the poor and side by|the majority “Snookums,’ ’ re real z names. We don't even know if they have any names You remember the babies we have given away yet, for you see “Buddy” is but three months, 11 in the past. days old today, while “Snookums” {is exactly one Well, here's another chance for you folks with the month younger incomplete homes to step up and Jet us know why es, they're both boys. And their temporary you think you are qualified to have the privilege of names fit them to a T, we think. Wait until you've molding the life of one of our babies seen them We have two to give away right now. So come © Fe ee early, please, and avoid the rush They're the cutest youngsters that ever lifted up You'll find ws hard-hearted and hard to convince their voices in song (they never cry) and demanded He and Snookums are as Buddy is a little Frenchman. a couple of great big ¢ you. He tosses his hands, ki He has a little, round, cherubic face, and yes that drill holes through “He fs a jewel of a baby. Never cries—nev-ER! cks his feet in the air, and emits one voluminous, terrifying exclamation. We would say, in bachelordom, that he yells. know now that he doesn't lady iauformed us to the the dense ignorance of eur We said it once. We Because a very wrathy contrary. However, he gets his milk «t once, which is the main thing. Buddy is as strong one, you understand. as a bull moose—a young You put your finger down where he can reach it and he'll double his little fists tightly around it. Snookum is more sel f-assertive than Buddy. We were positive that he cried when we visited him, but of course it was only his way of saying “baw, means “I want some attention.” The Star Has Two Babies to Give Away which Snookums is a wiry little rascal and he’s grow ing like a weed. Snookums always has something to s alesman when he grows up. think he will be a We q But Buddy only talks when he wants something. - Well, how do ‘ou like our bables, you who dare to say you're good enough to take one of them for your very own? Both are of good parents and both, we think, if given proper care and training, will grow into splendid boys and men. All’s ready for you to adopt them, if you prove to The Star that you are worthy of them Come in and talk it F BEGIUM, WHO BRAVELY LED HIS TROOPS AGAINST GERMANY’S INVADING Crown Prince Leopold, Princess 1g Albert of Belgium, rot Marte, Prince Chari Play In the Washington state Over 50 matches were played, | resulting In hard the Ballard Colts, is picked as pitcher No. 1 for the all-etar seven sport writers, he drew he pam side Inbored in improvised hos-|fought contests and close scores. all the favors. Fritz Lund carable pitals, just as Parisiennes of today| The surprise of the day was the! strum, whom Roy ‘The Eye. Ear, are planning to do. elimination of Ross Williams, city| hae eucceeded at ‘Throat, Asthma, Ap- (“| ract, jons, Rheama- Nervous Dis- 1 Disorders, Urinary imples, Rupture, Piles and all reo- troubles without the knif of Women—Irregulartties, Periods, disple peculiar to the nts and all = without re- Painful Men weal ‘a vous Debfi- ity, Blood Polson, a! sen, spectal and Chronic Di My ‘reatment weaknesses, Despondency, Impatred Vitality and Ni vous Debility never fails. Hours, 10a m.tot p m Sundays, 1¢ for all The magnificent corridors of the | Interscholastic’ champ, and holder| which “a few of the state junior title, from the months ®arlier were filled nightly | singles round by Taylor, a Tacoma) with gayly dressed, langhing pleas-| youth. now echoed with the | 7.5. | his | singles champ, put Miura, a crack | Jap, gut of the running. And then came the bombardment. | Bo: The German gunners picked out) gon, y’ the city’s sore spots to prod with) wound up with the opening of the | doubles round, Theatre Francais. ure-seekers groans of the dying. The theatre was a hospital! oe thelr cannon. Three of the big hospitals were penetrated by 235 German shells in the space of three weeks. In those thre jhis fingers over 100/ home of Northwestern league mag- women and children were killed by| nates who have winked the shells, and the total mortality | Melder's fedora, and motioned to Taylor took the match, 7-5, Williams was unable to “get”! rve working. Sam Russell, Henry| was eliminated by Ander Today's program will be thet Fleider Jones thri in the aix ened to snap ‘aces of the at the bet The Boston Braves ond place in the National race yes- terday afternoon for that Bill James was at the helm and he simply wouldn't let the Cin- cinnat! Reds punch out bite when Barrieau. ague. re was any chance hits, ee ween Billy Weeks Weeks and the ed with Walla Walla and was picked as all-star shortstop of the reason to score. | Boston won, 2 to 1. The Reds got Canuck boxing fans are etill de bating the question of superiority and Frank Barrieau among the non-combatant popula-| wards the door.” Jones left for thelcame together again last week at tion was 396! FORCE, AND MEMBERS OF HIS HAPPY FAMILY Information Wanted An appeal to the public for formation concerning the ¢ Fields of Claliam and Jeffers: County. \ There are thousands people who would be glad to kne if there is a natural of] seeps, coming to the” surface counties, and if so, your inform information Care Star. possible to Free Admission AT DREAMLAND 10 Dance Tickets for 25c Everyone Welcome For women only. Mo nd only reliable in these tion will assist In the development and upbullding of the great natura! write at once and give all 8-728, SANDERSON’S PILLS KAYMOND REMEDY ©O. Room 2a7 ke TO TAX FOLKS; HERE I$ WHY! By Gilson Gardner WASHINGTON, Aug. 12—Con- gress will be obliged to remain in | session to meet emergencies which are likely to arise in consequence of the Buropean war. One of the most certain, ff not pressing, of these emergencies will be the re-establishment of govern- | ment revenues. Tariff dutios furnish the greater part of the money on which the federal government does business. But tariff duties depend on im- ports. Stop imports and the tariff revenues stop. These receipts at the customs houses have been av- eraging over a million dollars a day. Need Billion a Year Almost a8 much revenue is add- led by the {nternal taxes, namely thous on tobacco, snuff, brews and liquors, million dollars a day go on despite the war, | Supplementing these two sources of revenue are the corporation and income tax, producing about 85 or }40 million a year and a few miscel- larfous revenues. The govern- | ment's yearly income and outgo ts |now approximately a bilifon dol- | lars, These will Has Plenty of Cash The federal government {s well intrenched in the matter of money. In the treasury offices there are at the present time in gold coin, $80, $45,926.08; !n standard silver there are $22,395,111.97. This is in addition to the gold Teserve of $150,000,000, reserved against the United States notes and the treasury notes of 1890. These together aggregate approximately $348,000,000. In case congress finds it necessary to provide new reve- nuee to replace the Interrupted tariff revenues, several will be considered. | erease in the percentage levied on incomes, particularly the greater Incomes, would be an e way to add to federal revenues. The Internal reve- nue duties might be Increased, Particularly those on beer, as during the ‘Spanish-American war, Some of the stamp di might be revived, such as th on telegrams and bank checks. in mn} on of ow ee an THEY LIKE IT NOW WASHINGTON, Aug. 11—Now that transatlantic traffic by neu- tral vessels is sufficient to care for the carrying of all Americans stranded in the war zones to their own country, the Americans have quit clamoring for transportation home and are apparently content the most in 2 to 10 day .|to remain near the scenes of hos: ox OF 9 bo Money returned if they fait | “ities. ‘ Call or write, Open evenings Secretary Garrison said last night he doubted the necessity of sending vessels to Burope to bring back Americans. U.S. MAY HAVE: T’ese amount to oyer a! | Bast yesterday, When at last Paris surrendered, there were provisions for not more to 12. Conmultation free. n years’ practicn J. and before going) let the newspapermen know that he is going to talk things over with | satisfaction, Brighouse in a 5-round battle, but the fighters and fans received no for the bout was What You Want to Know: DR. MACY, Specialist In Advanced Methods for All Diseases Cut this ad out now for reference 1318 Second Av., Seattle, Wash. Opposite Arcade Ballding. one than four days within the walls! | The Germans allowed the French full liberty at once in H. Gilmore, the federal prest-| called a draw. dent, who is awaiting him in St. ° Louis. going 9Ut| manage one of their clubs, The Feds want Jones to| The grand and| were clrouit races, scheduled to open at Kala- which after food, but predicted it would) Jones says he'll snap up the offer| mazoo yesterday, were put over un- take 20 days to bring enough to/ir jt sounds good enough. ‘save the city. Desperate efforts, however, re-| sulted in the arrival of @ train of sixth day. 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Sho carried 6,000 tons of coal, which, {t 1s believed, was intended for the German cruiser Dresden, somewhere on the Atlantia, TO GRAB ALBANIA ATHENS, Aug. 11-——Selisure of Albania by Italy is anticipated here. The situation at Durrazzo, the capt- tal, where William of Wied, the so: oalled ing, still retains a preoari- ous foothold, are described as des- perato, Tt {s said William's troops are un- paid and his treasury empty. Practically his only defenders are the Italian and French detachments landed when his people rebelled against him and declared their tn- dependence. NEWSPAPERS CUT DOWN THEIR SIZE LONDON, Aug. 11.—With the “biggest story” in history at their front doors, newspapers in Paris and London may be forced to sus- pend before they can print it. Tho supply of paper is very lim- ited. Paris papers now print but two pages in small sizes and have cut out the margins in order to hus- band their resources. In London, the great Times has cut from 14 to six pages and other papers have reduced cordingly. All advertising has disappeared. The house you want is ad- vertised in STAR WANT ADS. U.S. WOMEN AS WAR NURSES Mrs, Potter Palmer, the fa- mous Chicago society leader, and Mrs. Francis Carolan, daughter of Mrs George M. Pullman, were among the hun- dreds of women of wealth, re finement and exalted soctal po- sition who have volunteered for service in the French hospital corps. | Mrs. Palmer's close bond of sympathy with the French peo- ple 1s well known, as for many years she has maintained a home in Paris. HER TINY KINGDOM IS FOOTBALL OF WAR Matie: of Luxemburg A girl of 20 rules the tiny prin- eipality which has become a foot- ball of war. Marie Adelaide, grand duchess of Luxemburg, may lose her kingdom in the clash of great powers. Luxemburg covers but 998 square miles, wedged in between Germany, France and Bel- sium. tt is the gap through which the nations will try to send their armies. It has been assured of independence, but it is predicted that probable partisanship for the kaiser, if he is defeated, will de- stroy its independence. RUSSIANS TAKE | MANY PRISONERS ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 11.— | Six car loads of German prisoners |of war passed through Vilna today from the German frontier. | TRAINS ARE RESUMED PARIS, Aug. 11——Railroad traffic between Paris and Brussels was re- sumed this morning. BULL SROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD eAIN 1043 DUGDALE FIELD BASEBALL ‘Tomorrow at 3:00 BALLARD VS. SEATTLE Admission 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 Take Fourth Ave. Cars | over. 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