The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1914, Page 3

A F Aiif embassy here when two black frocked priests, from the Catholic diplomatic circles here, were re ceived, their faces stamped with Worry and distress, the American ambassador, who" through the tangle of war repre) ANOTHER WIFE CONFESSES TO SHOOT | LEMBERG By Wm. G. Shepherd | VIENNA, Nov, 16.—(By mati to New Vork.)—Roman Catho. | “ll Circles here have been | Bahast ever since Qe fall of Lemberg concerning the fate ‘anging over the head of the Old bishop of Lemberg. The earliest rumors to reach the Cetholle, diptomatic circles re that the bishop of Lemberg had been Imprisoned by the Russians. Discovered: A Way to Beat Anti-Smoking Rule STAR—SATURDAY, DEC. 5, 1914. PAGE 3 — ire 4 ue fy 1 | LOOK IT UP—WE HAD TO When you marry a woman who, when you get home From work and are tired and blue, Gree Why, It just makes a good fellow of youl you with kisses and laughter and emiles— 80, if you're thus blessed, let your pity go out To the poor boobs whose home life Is drab; And give thanks to God that He didn’t hand you One of those women who frab.* | | | | | *( Loe » ie pnary We had to. id nae tare were vagu ir out, with that everiasting ‘W ity.” Viney, up te the Gmpeery. We bad to.) colds confirmed. it like? on his lips and the feeling But,” sala Mary, with flaming J. ¥. C. Watides, who te kn af is drdimer tench te none ta'Be ho! ve|of a naughty child to tear it to! cheeke, “suppose I should separate . te ¥ fom r dre ona Sage argh Austrian oud tea of the 9 wg pe rece AM attle- unless {t be Jimmie Hoge—created a sensation in the Savoy reese | succeeded in be happy with else, | 1 of which, sister, dear, brin “Is it wo bed as that, Mary? 1) 00" Dy 5 . dear, brings » Me Kellogg dashed through the lobby without any pants on og pes] Vienna with the posi- Margie, s it that so MANY] us back to the present with a thud,|4#ked sympathetically. He should not be judged harshly, however. He tind te ater train ve Information that the aged men at marry a8 Jack) You must not ask why, You must Tent itt’ was her question.| 11. wanted to wea ; i trousers’ wae it Roman Catholic bisho: Pp of Lem. berg le to be executed by the Russians. T happened to be at the American They asked Frederick Penfield, Mr die ever afterward \that you are doing and which you, fot .act with decency and self Don't tell me ft fs mere pas-| like so well, Mary, don't you, #apect? You know that the most slo, for we loved each other mad-| know that you have got the chanee | Contemptible thing In the world t#| mon betw tan the poles pver could have he imaginations for a mom . there was some sort of a bond be us, something primary be r his new trousers on the trip. Tt the tallor’s. He went to the tailor shop, got the tre repaired to the & to change He made the Ke of putting on his shoes first, forgetting that there fs nothing In com-|to make a man in your life the, When two people live together as | tfousers are tighter this winter. He couldn't pull the new trousers over en us Ww are as far}same kind of an ineident that ® Mere matter of convenience or| bis shoes nad it was fouaminat ape stone cay | in thought. We| women are in the Ives of men? | habit coy te De pel bar ne 0 tte Pel nindbyrge ayy eaakt cablcte The women of the streets who| fatncont-—fortunately a long nded in the ‘ator, dashed but have gone wrong know this, and/ through’ the lobby, sprang tnto and caught the train in the niek in thelr hearts they laugh at thoss| of Ume. women Who have taken up the pro-| fexsion of reform because of un-}- Young Mr. Walter Shields, the famous fullback of the University to regret It for:|¢o on doing thin splendid work | “ASK yourself, Margie: Would you rs, and then| You ought to be very proud of yourself, my dear, and you should » comparatively happy you have been able to fill a place In & fam tly that belittied your excellence eee ee explanation, and to me to- sents the Russian government tn, (COPyYright, 1914, by the Newspaper “Ay, n I am here without the!|a piace that one of themselves | 2@eradleness of their own loveless) football team, has been reluctant to speak of the misadventure which | Austria-Hungary, to save the life of Enterprise Association.) least feeling for Jack, I thrill at) tailed to fill with even mediocre | U8lOns. | followed his participation in the last game. mtr mp Sabi wPur thse weake™ cola ikary—.|the memory of What bas been Loon ntadig Here {s another woman who is} = After the game he decided the thing he needed was a good rub Whether Mr. Penfield will suc-| t2® three weeks that Jack and could I not have met! “Margie, dear, that is what t#/POt only asking "Why? but is try.) down bed in his efforts is a question. |{ D4 away from all the world—| some man whose ideas of lite were | worrying me. Of course, | know |"E 0 anawer the question,” I sald) ie tae mown the Nameegt bottle, or what he thought was tie! 1 wanted to | We were as happy as one can tin. own—who had # ng | that dear old Dad ts getting stead: |? Ms" | lintment bottle, It gave him a nice, shiny finish | sans wanted Seem Somes cate agine mortals to be. And then—/of the same order of mind, and,| {ly weaker and weaker and | know (To Be Continued Monday.) | "Iie discovered too lute,” report friends of Mr. Shields, “that the ole bishop. ~ | then, for the first time, I began to! not ting him, why should I) that very soon I will have no real a stuff was not liniinent at all, but furniture polish. 4 know the man I had married. He the fact that the war between Rus sia and Austria-Hungary ts in cer. tain sections a holy war. Sig Greek against the Roman) He began to wish he did not) have to learn Hnvestigation in Vienna disclosed) wouid do anything in the world put anyone else in trouble or sor row to save himself one minute | annoyance. have me from the moment I told him I was going to have a baby meant giving up his old habits at It could not Inst. He was too pleasure-loving, too selfish. For months now he has h. only one wish—that I was out DOLL COUPON NO. 1. 1 am not a subscriber to The Star, and wish to have The Star delivered for one month and there- after until ordered discontinued, for which I agree to pay the carrier twenty-five cents a month. (Out- side of Seattle, 35c per month in advance. ) One of the things most women| like an interloper. For if Jack T too often. business he would put m With us {t is the eternal ques: tomorrow—even if he knew | cold has been placed by 8. E. Holdaway He tried to care for me when it. tl t TEDDY PUPPY | OH! YOU FLIRT Above illustration Above illustration one-third actual size. | one-third actual size. d my very heart drawn out/ claim on any of your family, as ORDER DRILLING RIG ep ae | by n@ one with whom it) when Dad's estate is settled it Coroner J, Tate Mason found a genuine pearl, worth $2.50, In an for me to find real) will, of course, mean Dick, Jack ba oyster, early In Octobe: Mollie and mother, I shall tee An order for a Stangard rig o | Yesterday b patte 3 rrRe pO’ j “It was a Mary, is not to ask/had any say about running the | %@ latest pattern, a 30-horsepowe i out of it @ngine and a 40-horsepower boiler esting find in an oyster stew ed coroner nade an arl button, Paul D. Clyde, captain of the “U" track team, and one of the speed. fest men on his feet the world has ever known, is a “safety first” en grr free theo oig Me Sige hd et MOB gee oy osteo Marete?” | Drestdent of the Utah Ol, Mineral) thustast. While wotown Seattle, he never crosses a street except ask ‘Why? and men ask! “I don't. think you need worry,| & Development Co at the crossings, and he always looks both ways for approaching vehi ‘One is always trying to| Mary. The bookshop owes money| David Black, field superintenc | cles and street cars, When the way is clear, he dashes across at full 4 the reasons for things good to Dick and I am sure he will not, ent for the Utah company, t# rush | speed, He thus escapes accidents. ba exclaiming, “Why in ft oa business in which he will| ing work on the derrick for wel Clyde went{to Port A es to visit a friend. ! his life. thus and so with thee and me? /have an Interest go to tap dogs! No. 1 on the Bine ranch, 1% mile The first day a small boy chasing a cat knocked him down, and a| _“Our perfect love has been and the other ts curtously peering just to fitter Master Van. northwest of Tenino | baby buggy ran over him | BEGIN ON $200,000 BUILDING nstructing the k, destroy. ‘o by tire, will or Wed- ay, it was state riday by of ule of the company ck will cost approx 1 be used in PINCH PICKETERS CENTRALIA, Dec, 5.—Twenty- nine men who have been on strike nee September were. arrested yes- y un the new etty ordi for picketing the plant of Fastern Railway & Luniber Co, fined and. the fines rem are serving out the costs tn velr places in the picket ere taken by women, who were unmolested WILL REPLY TO FATHER SKELLEY Sunday evening, in Stevens’ hall, Fourth aye, near Pike, Sam Atkine son will r to Father Skelley on Origin and Antiquity of Man” A weeks ago Professor Victor Smith, of the university, lectured in Bagley hall on this subject, Ag |a consequence the faculty have en denounced by the Reverend father We can ‘save’ you money on your Coal Bills. 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