The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1914, Page 11

- STAN —FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1914. PAGE 11, Germany And Amertean brains, they hope, | | Whereupon the two old cronic A, Johnston, deputy minister of le will now write the heavy, brain Jouch with sons and grandvons tn ling Canadian depariment of 1 storming books caleulated to drive lthe trenches facing German shray sity the trenches facing G © like cad’ Cietien, oth Mansel 9 the worst bookworm in the class of] , pshesrr tgp er . brine an verte h headqu 1918 to athletics | nel, bullets, shells a ters in Ottawa, y terday herved how colors when signaled —__— MR. D. CUPID MAKES|| By Wm. Philip Sims You, Paris keeps ite temper and | iy. dier at the front—but these people | its gayety, but it is a vastly differ warning ways imply refuse to mope or brood " . he one ‘the téGret All British ships must holst i ‘ i PARIS, Aug. 17, (By Mali to |" ent Paris from the one the tour heir colors and f wi Even the University of Washing-Jother departments of the inatitu.|| BIG SPEED RECORD |) new York.)--Gay Pares! Nev |_ Alphonse 1 40, too old to Ko to | known ee ore: ane “stand Wy if ay ton is affected by the war—hit hard|tion, but as in all other branches er has the French tal eo | war, Gaston ts the same age, | For instance, the only way of got: |Mle4 by his soaret ® ship and vitally—for its supply of cheml-|of American activity a ray of hope| EVANSVILLE, Ted Ag. 28.-—J,| well di lon for |hin services, too, were refused | ting about is by tax! or horse cab. > neglecting to hoist her cal goods has been practically cut | shines through the gloom. F. Harper, a railroad man of Mt high when he offered them. The famous automobile stager 1 running away is Mable e eden Prof. Horace Byers’) University officials cite the old|Carmel, Il, was seated on a bench| . The Paris of war times is not the tie Suetioa et an 1k tevin late ther were eanied stronghold tn the chemistry build axiom, “Necessity is the mother of|tn a park here, He saw a pretty| Paria of peace times, to be sure,| very rich, “writes me be ts having | bilization They were wanted to ine minus the ammunition with! invention,” and say they seo the/girl and spoke tosher, The girl,| but It ie Paria just the same, and|a hot time at the front carry troops in. |BABY DROWNS AS which ft and {ts commander slay | ‘ bi ey r " possibilities of American industries! who was Miss Iner Hope. visiting} more happy-go-lucky than er Indeed, and what ts he doing Bicycles are at a premium ay «= a developing to a point where they friends in Evansville, returned hie| ‘Tables and chairs on Yhe side-| asks Gaston The theatres have b closed., HER MOTHER PHONES or will the university library be} can fill the gap created by the cut n m salutation, A few minutes later| Walks in front of cafes, the French He's the company cook,” replies | The managements of mar able to cause the burning of any | ting off of European tmports along De y t son lest of French inatitutions, are onae, chuckling, for his son is |offered them to the ge ent GUTHRIE, Okla, Aug. 28.— midnight olectrietty attending the| the lines mentioned coy “gh saya peg Sate ve tak 00d ¥ r martial law, but in ul Hon for whatever uses it might de | The smal! daughter of Mr and — cae Ree ~ kreations | For Inatance, they say, chemical| utes thay were married at the|#lde the merry throng still sits sip ton chuckles also, but he has|to put them j Mra Ei! Stripling, tiving y esis and such laboratories in this country will | co ae ‘The ‘ ring it drinke—generally soft|a joke of his own, it seems The Jardin de Paris, well-known |f southwest of Crescent, was things, for the library's annual or | now no doubt reach that state of of bv ag reer vor ae a swapping funny stories and What do you think?” ho says.|to American visitors, has become| drowned in a tub of water in Harvey S. Jordan der of books trom abroad is being/ficiency where they can ate A cach nan PAO TN enjoying itself as cheerfully as|“You know Joan, the butcher? He|a nursery for bables of women who| which the mother had prepared | Republican candidate for canceled sweetly but firmly, with| Prof. Byers with deadly freshmon| Last excursion of the season to|ever has joined the colors.” |have been compelled, through their| a bath for the child. The tele COUNTY COMMISSIONER the curt explanation that the deal-| compounds |}Pt. Angeles Sunday, Aug, 80;| To look and listen, one would But no!” explains Alphonse, “I|breadwinners’ absence at the| phone bell rang, she anewered | First District Srhe ons come across” with them.| American ingenuity will work out| steamer Iroquois. Round trip $1.00. |never suppose there was not a thought he was refused because | front, to go out and earn thelr own| the call and when she returned | Precincts 78 to 224 ® same thing applies to various laboratory apparatus—burners test See page §—Advertisement family in France without {te sol too fat living. the baby was dead In the tub. to 2423 ae tg + ab Bee ts oe ie] RS ae ce ad (PAID ADVERTISING) (PAID ADVERTISING) (PAID ADVERTISING) E. B. COX Republican Candidate for COUNTY COMMISSIONER North District A working man for the working people. Iam a carpenter and have been & worker all my Ute D. C. RINGLE ROBERT.A. TRIPPLE Candidate for the Republican Of the W. B. Hutchison Co. Candidate for Crawford E. White M. J. 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