The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1914, Page 3

SPECIAL SALE | A HALF POUND FOIL SEALED TIN GOLDEN FOLGER’S “e.ns’ TEA Regular price 40 cents Special price 20 cents Atall grocers if accompanied by this coupon. SEP. 14 to 21, 198 cut it out it’s worth CEYLON - INDIA (eraca) ranean Sapaeraet “ae STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. ‘LAY DOWN YOUR ARMS’ Third Chapter of Woman's Thrilling Tale of What War Means to the Mother, Wife and the Home 14, 1914 PAGE 3. i Big Displa j and Fur Sets SHOES Rubbers for Hoys, Girls, Men 50c, 65c, 75c All Btylew Boys’ High-Top School Shoes to 6%, $3.2 nmetal and Pat wing Girl’ Gu news Nertha Vou Suttner td with: Boeke horens moat of the stirring Kditor,) |By Baroness Bertha Von Suttner Famous Austrian Novelist and Peace Ad ate, and in 1905 Winner of the Nobet Peace Prise events she describes CHAPTER 111 For a week | had been prepared for the catastrophe, and yet its ® a bitter blow sobbing on the face in th brought ash, fon the He sat down by gently My pose after all whea Arno m fort me. Courage! It is not In a short thm #. and began Com. so bad PHOTO PLAYS THE DOUBLE BUNNY BILL proved popular at the Colonial theatre yesterday. Bunny appears) fn two Vitagraph comedies, “The| Honeymooners” and “Such a Hunt er.” “The Dovil's Signature,” a two-part Essanay dramatic feature, has a mysterious swift moving plot which leads up to a great climax. On the same program {s a Biograph} drama, “The New Reporter,” being newspaper story writton around & local political campaign. ees Clemmer Until Tuesday Night THE NEW CIRCUIT THEATRE,| “Making Auntie Welcome, near Marion, ts now under| “Joste’s Coney Island ghtmare’ the management of Allen and|and “Sometimes It Works,” come Franklin, two picture men who have|@les; “Two Men Who Waited,” Deen in business here as exhibitors| rama, and news pictures. about six years. The policy of the house will be first-run pictares, ehanged each Sunday and Wednes- aay. A Gaylight escreon is used Five reels of pictures will be shown and the admission price has been set at five conte “THE CRACK O’ DOOM,” AT Alhambra starting today, is the cur- Fest installment of the “Trey o° Hearts” serial, which is run week- expected that opened next mon . the theatre can he “h. . Alhambra Until Wednesday Night “The Crack o' Doom,” two-part drama; “Animated Weekly,” world’s picture news, and a comedy. : Cireult Untii Tuesday Night “Our Enemies’ Spy.” three-part Bison; “For His Father's Life,” Eclair drama; “The Tale of a Hat,” Sterling comedy oer Class A Until Tuesday Night “Broncho Billy, a Friend !n Need, comedy; “Dick Potte Edison fairy tale; “The Biograph comedy Odeon Monday “The Social Ghost,” two-reel Kay Bee drama; “The Fatal Flirtation,” Keystone comedy, and two other eee dramas. “Broncho Billy, a Friend in Need,”|_ “The Honeymooners” and “Such he has the opportunity of saving a .”" two John Bunny come- beautiful girl from being robbed by ‘The Devil's Signature, outlaws. The doctor, who owns the ‘The New Reporter,” Bio- only store in the town, is called|§raph drama. | way and leaves his daughter In There is quite » sum of money in the place and the girl is nervous. A bandit has been m ageing the country. When Broncho Billy calls at the Joor she mistckes him for the outlaw and forces him into a room at the point of a gun, Yoeking the door after him. Shortly after the real bandits break in. ‘When they demand to be shown the money she ushers them into the room ith Broncho Billy. It all ends happily. | THE BIG ELECTRIC SIGN FOR the New Liberty theatre on First ay, is now being placed. The first section, weighing about 700 pounds oe ae has deen swung tn position. It ts DFE on ah. onladadncelniAd ivan the top section, showing the head)” at the Home Untl! Wednesda: and bust of the figure Liberty. The| “on “Rugsed Shores dearea: Fest of the sign is being assembled | «tniversal Ike, Jr, in His City and will be placed as rapidly as pot| yiopement,” comedy; “The Hedge fa; mall oo aE ot ine organ is| Between,” drama; “The Little Au now in position. Work on the seats ” will be started next week, so ft i9| C#°™moblle.” comedy YOUNG MAN If you want to learn . Grand Until Tuesday Night “Conscience,” two-part Than | hous. r drama; “Mutual Weekly,” world’s news; “ Lesson in Me Melbourne All Week “Dope, drama, o- Mission All Week “Lost Paradise,” with Warner. WwW. B Alaskan All Week “The Odyssey of the North,” Jack London picture story. oe a — |At the Pleasant Hour Wednesday | “Love or a Throne,” two-part ,drama; “Their Little Ones,” com edy, and another drama. Until Golden Opportunities are of- fered in Star Want Ads. SEATTLE ENGINEERING SCHOOL TLE stm West Koy Bt. WESTERN UNION service is the fastest service to the greatest number of places. Supplemented by Day Letters, Night Letters, Cable Letters and Moneygrams it offers the most complete and effective facilities for tele- graphic communications of every conceivable kind. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. Fall information gladly given at any office. BRITISH AIM. ATBUTTON TO LONDON, Sept. 14.—Some strik ing stories told by wounded sol diers returning from France are given by the London Standard, among them the following “The blue«ray uniforms of the Germans are hard to see at a dis tance,” said a Yorkshire lght in fantrymai nd for concealing movements are more effective then our khaki, bat ft is surprising how quickly you learn to pick out such things as buttons, badges, armiots. and even peaks of caps or apikes 0! helmets in the sun and tell by them of the moving men you cannot seo otherwise. “*Alm at a Dutton a mile off and you hit a German in the stomach,’ | tired Sunday to reorganize for a/to the war to meet the flery shower| is what they say, and it's enough to the truth.” near Jreturn as conquerors shall not weep #0 Then happy. two be Do | beart doubly it yet sorry breaks my that I have ut rades are am alme gaged t ane, I no baptiam of fire that has happen myself truly ( think back Har older if 1 ehtfu a third star perhaps with the breast my « n my I rested my der, and kept But 1 4 on his shoul th mall nd on weeping eflected " that glen 1 to be at on that any ré shatter it mo- Not ar ment only ten grand breast oc for that a ball migh crosses we shall! Arno kissed ge on the forehead, | {), KING ALBERT ‘DRIVES BACK KILL GERMAN) THEGERMANS' ANTWERP, Sept. four days’ harrying of two German army corps, which were trying to reach Gen. Von Kluck forces in Eastern France, the Belgians are again within the first line of the Ant werp fort The German t force of Landsturmers reserve sailors. They outnumbered the Belgians two to one, but the latter, under King Albort’s personal lead, attack ed the Germans so desperately and swiftly that they nearly reached | Brussels, The Germans finally | were reinforced. The Belgians re 14.—After 4 of a 10,000 pod and fresh sally. German losses were enormous. ERE IT Vancouver, B. C., war in Europe that hi ter CxOWw we received In the morning's mail Editor Seattle Star: I beg to draw your attention to a mislead ing and untrue front page statement published {n your paper in the ts sue of August 28 last, headed “WAR LAYS ITS CHILLING HAND ON VANCOUVER,” and wherein you state that the Canadian Pacific Rallway company had sent half its employes to the front to fight for England. and that the same railway company had taken off several of {ts transcontinental trains As custodians, to a large degree, | of the trade and commerce of this port, my board feels that the latter statement especially may, when copied in other journals, have dam: aging effects on the tourist and freight traffic which comes to our Jefty over that Ine, as well as over the other lines south of the border. The Canadian Pacific Retiway com pany has not laid off a single train. Complete Report of Market Today seco esesesae ‘rodncers tor utter, y. Veal and Pork ” Prices Pata Pout iene old *, live Hens, over 3 Ibe Hens, 3 Ibs. and under . rr Co) . Neal Institute’ Wisconsin triplets Local peaches with fear at this awful alternative, will save them the trouble. IS, FOLKS iT had letter, some of the gentlemen present sald, the board with the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and see what LDON'T THAT BE AWFUL?) The Star, shivering | Here's the letter, |_The splendid spirit of amity and mutual {nterest in the buginess and social life of the people of the two great cities of Seattle and Vancou ver can best be maintained and aug ented by the preas of those cities owing a falr attitude in the news columns with regard toyeach other I beg to enclose you copy of reso lution passed at the rerular board meeting of the Vancouver Board of rade on Tuesday, the Sth tast., asking you to publish this letter As an important public journal fn your city. I believe yon will com ply with the request embodied tn |the above resolution and send me ja copy of your tssue which will contain the correcte Yours truly, Ww right yescaped me we put me noftly aside, and stood up. “I must go out to my colonel out. When I come to find you firm That t# what I t to be shaken ation At now, my dear Have yo back and 1 Y Patent Leather, have nee aby ach $. ° surely “ heart asure.” lected =m atill plate ardour exploits ears was not trit T? not ble to tner for exploit way in which w and his only can exerel which ardour en in our patrio take ar our hus i battlefields ising how] it two radidaclly Partly in the torical signif and so calcul: we can the glory from th it is nudde self to mind in Mifferent meanings » path Yard—Pemberton Robe 29 Fiannel, 27 inches wide, soft and fu! lpoks and feels like wool, ‘n very pretty designs ain and fancy colors; yard attlefie y and worth Wool Elderdown, 36 85c inches wide, double faced, in plain colors, gray, pink, red, white; worth $1.00 yard. 98c terns; worth $1.2 | $1 8 Bedspread: with their ¢ nds, and and a lou as the Bedspreads, full double “ bed eize, assorted pat- 1 shriek | t passed through my mind. 86; th quality and come in neat Ma) setiies patterns; well worth $ each war “bas broken out.” » for} wet that It is really two masses of rt who are rushing to fight each and concelve of the was som x24, cov. striped Pillows, size d with blu good value for 6 39c king 69c quality muslin, free from dress- ing; a regular $1,00 value. 16%c Pillow Cases, hem- if third whore o two masses into t In the early days o! Inekily cold and ny spring wei have made too painful he regiment into which Arno ha exchanged marched. At seven in the morning Ah, the preceding night! What} & terrible night it wa If the dear one had only been going on a journey of business, free trom jany danger, the parting would have made me unspeakably sorrow ful—parting {s Indeed so sad, but Ma we rainy stitched, same qual- ity as the sheets; worth 2 any place, Huck Towels, size 17x34; of the enemy's bullets! Why cc I no longer on that night app at all in that word “war” its vated historical signification, but only {ts terror and threatening of death? Arao had fallen asleep. He lay there breathing quietly, with a| cheerful expression on bis features, | lighted a fresh candle and| put it behind a screen; I conld not be in the dark that night. Of sleep there was no question whatever for me in that, the last, night | I felt that I must spend the whole time In gazing at least into the b loved face. I lay on our bed| wrapped in a dressing gown, and with my elbow on the pillow, and| my chin resting on the palm of my hand, looked down on the sleeper| and wept silently. “How I love you, | how I love you, my own one—and you are going away from me, Why is fate so cruel? . wool in with A "How shall I Itve without you?} Oh, that you may soon come back to me Oh, God, my ge jod! my merciful Father above! let him come back soon—him and all. Lat there| be penc Why then cannot there peace always? We were so hap py—perhaps too happy—for ther cannot be any perfect happiness on earth. Oh, rapture! if he comes 7c nice, even weave buck, in plain white and fancy red bor ders; regular value 100. Cotton Blankets, $1.1 size 64x80; white with fancy colored borders; well worth $1.50, Comforts, medium $1 29 iignt and dark col. ors, filled with pure white gia cotton, Full size, Worth $2.00 in a regular way. 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Special Tuesday, 19c, s St WRECKS PLANE LONDON, Sept. 14.—After chas- to poison the peace, the cheerful-| ness of his departure. I reserved | the outbreak of my pain as a kind| of reward for my solitude. But now he spoke the heart-break-| been dropping jood-bye, my all, good-bye, pressed his lips closely to mine (Continued tomorrow.) ing a German aeroplane, which had n bombs on Troyes, France, for several miles, a French * and| aviator succeeded in wrecking the |German craft, killing two military observers, a captain and a lieuten- there is no soft bed forjand, letting my head sink on the ung with silk and lace; there| pillow, I fell asleep at last myself. | you must He on the hard, wet earth | . . | perhaps in some ditch—helpless| put only for a short time. Hardly | * And with this thought /naq 1 lost my sense in the fog of| T could not help picturing ® g2p-/ come formless dream when my Ing sabre-cut on his forehead, with|}oart suddenly contracted painfully the blood trickling from {t, or ®/ang I awoke with a violent palpita- bullet wound in his breast—and aliion and the same feeling of fear hot pang of compnssion seized me.|a, when one is awakened by a cry How I should have liked to throw |for help or an alarm of fire, “Part-| my arms around him and kiss himling parting!” was the alarm cry.| but I dared not wake him, he|y ron Thad started so out of sleep| wanted this invigorating sleep. |for the tenth or twelfth time it was| Not six o'clock yet!—tick-tack,|40y and the candle was flickering | tick-tack, unpityingly awift and sure |OAy+ ee oe etme to the door. | arches o1 t ory a me marohes. ce 10 ry _mark.| six o'clock, lieutenant” sald the| —_MODERN sic iin soo sie" 8 DENTISTRY Arno rose up. 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