The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1915, Page 4

Published Dally by The Star Publishing Co. Thome Mam 9460 By R. F. Paine HE was one of thoSe quiet, patient women on whose face are written kindness and sympathy unwav- ering. Her profession, her lite-work has been the alleviation of the suffering of others. She has managed a school which turned out dozens of nurses who have kept watch thru the long nights at the bedsides of shot-torn Germans, Belgians, French and British. She has herself often kept such awful vigils. Dying Germans have blessed her and entrusted to. her their last words for their loved ones at home. Wounded boys, awakened from dreams of the beloved Rhine, have called out for her from their hospital cots and fallen away into strengthening sleep with her soft hand gently moving on their hot foreheads. None others were so good, so motherly, so well knowing just what to do to comfort the agonized body as Nurse Edith Cavell, English by birth but an angel to all by calling. But too much love of mankind is death, and Edith Cavell, true to the teachings of all-loving Christ but false to the orders of throat-cutting man, helps British and Belgian soldiers to get across the Ger- man lines in Belgium. In the dead of night men put this woman’s back against the wall of a Brussels prison. A file of men raise their guns. Leaden bullets tear her bosom to bloody pulp and send her upon her face, a corpse. No more cool drinks from her hand for dying lips. The wounded tossing in their misery will cry for her in vain. She lies torn, bleeding, quivering on the ground. They might have had mercy upon her because she was a woman, They might have shown mercy because she had worked nights, days, months, at saving their sick and wounded soldiers. No! The Secret, night-working, infamous court martial would have nothing less than life-blood. It is a necessity of war! To hell with her glorious deeds for sick and wounded! Seize the woman! Slaughter her at night! An iron cross for the judge advocate beast who heroically stands up for war's necessity to kill! to flud out If the wiemers are to be MAB Manon fo1 pit factered BEFORE or AFTER the coyotes | 80" died at Nome hospital are raided. ° agin / eed HOW TO BE AN ORATOR O-W. completes tracks to Olym Six Little Thistle Sticks pia. Branch line from Plum sta} Try to repeat the above pare tion. raph rapidiy = deren times If you STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27, 1915. AN ANGEL NURSE! A FIRING SQUAD! A TORN AND BLEEDING FORM! Outbursts of Everett True] 4 Married Man's Troubles TOM, | BOUGHT A NEW WAT - HOW Do You BDITO! eTTH Jeeason's location work | Nobody held responsible by cor the oner's jury for the in te | subw c . ork nieod tes te ert bengest.” |SwDWay BC identa in New Yor Before accepting the invitation, be eure) Duve Spurgeon and Lloyd L oa * BRAND WHITLOCK PAGE 4 Bry mall, aut of oity, ame Year, 98 months, 01.095 per mom months. By carrier, ty, 60 @ month, Entered at Penttia, Wash., postetfier eoremd clase matter Kill! Kill! No mercy! Kill the women and children, if you can’t reach the armed men, but kill! It is martial necessity The English can “retaliate” for Edith Cavell’s s an who evinces practical sympathy for Gegmany. Christians! But there is a just God before whom you must finally stand naked, to plead to the charge of mer- cilessness. Belt Line Boosts City RESIDENT BOB BRIDGES, with’ his colleagues on the port commission, completing plans for a mu- nicipal belt line railroad to eliminate the multiplicity of exorbitant switching charges on the water front, have convinced even the railroads themselves that the proposal is sound and worth while. “My eyes have been opened by Mr. Bridges’ open letter to the federal trade commission on this sub- ject,” said Judge F, V. Brown, western counsel for the Great Northern. So the belt line is to be constructed, provided the people vote consent, in December, on the tech- nical point of permitting the port commission to transfer money available for the purpose from one fund to another. It will be one of the biggest things accomplished for Seattle’s harbor commerce since the port com- mission was created. laughter by similarly butchering some German wom- On with the Saturnalia of bloody horrors, fellow ” * *- * * * 2 * KING FERDINAND of Bulgaria is said to be the handsomest man upon a throne. However, war may disfigure even a king, you know, + * * * RUSSIA GIVES Japan the island of Sakhalin and Great Britain offers Greece the island of Cyprus. Now, who'll take Allen Dale? By Allman WELL, Do You LiwetrT oR IT's THe Cie THAT A THAKING ABouT — TWRTY DOLLARS FoR. ALITTLE WART OF YES | Know— \GoV Te Bite FOR IT “THs MORNING THIG MAN i868 GAME! One of the letters The Star received the Theda Bara thie one from EVEN CROSS,SI CHILDREN LOVE wae "PRIZES AWARDED IN THEDA BARA CONTEST Star. | am v@ry pleased with SYRUP OF FIGS your advertisement. | Would ike to marry you. Write to me as 8007 as possible.” «|| Would Theda Bara Make a Good Wife? AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE If Feverish, Bilious, Consti- pated, Give Fruit Laxa- tive at Once. } FIRST PRIZE R. A. Stewart, 1407 Third ave Leo Nordrum, 2012 Sixth ave. SECOND PRIZE MAY BE ON TICKET || wane Jul-jiteu exerciee for , Joseph Poore, 1351 61st ave. 8. W...Mre. J. H. Welss, Woodinville {} Don't scold your fretful, peevish Bishop We and four other wo e } i THIRD PRIZE gee: See iad tongue is coated; this pbers of Ep opal board of mis WASHINGTON, Oct Brand |) S a sure sign “ts little stomach, sions resign, following dispute in| Joseph Williams, serving five! Whitlock has been added to the|) Ernest Wilson, 1807 Sixth ave. .. Edgar C. Ingram, 413 Fifth ave. N. {| ver and bowels are clogged with New York conference years wt MeNeti's for having coun-| list of possible candidates for vice |} FOURTH PRIZE sour waste National Foreign Trade counctl,|terfeit money In his posses#ion,| president on the Wilson ticket.|{ Mary Merrick Snaie, 1911 N. Broadway. .J. Bennett, 603 White Bidg. When listless, pale, feverish, full composed of big business interests,|seeks freedom by habeas corpus This list now stands: Charlies K FIFTH PRIZE jot cold, breath bad, throat sore, asks president to suspend swamen’s; Average salary of Baptist min.|Crane, Hrand Whitlock, William|) Mattie L. Baker Tilley, city ° E. Horner, 1911 Ninth ave. {| doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, act Jister ia $1.87 a day, i¢ was stated| Kent and Hiram W. Johnson SIXTH PRIZE |has stomachache, indigestion, dia 3 — = Everett girl tried to hold up man jat Haptist conference in Masm-| As a part of the Wilson adminis-|{ mrs G, C, Coolidge, 6711 4th ave. N. W...Mrs, 8. Rastall, 821 7th ave. {| 7hoea. give a teaspoonful of “Ca = named Shaver and failed. WhICh | chusetts jtration, Tom Marshall has been de SEVENTH PRIZE 1 Fig pi he of Figs,” and in a few at again proves you can’t beat barbers + ; : clining in popularity since the day |( } jours all the foul waste, the sour | | at their own game Bi kamith shops come under | hig made that speech in which he|\ Bramhall, 517 Union et Teresa F. Moore, 722 34th ave. ) bile and fermenting food passes © | Rumor that Electric Boat Co, witl| "orkmen's compensation act afer) suggested that a modification of |) EIGHTH PRIZE { out of the bowels and you have a _ j ublet contract to navy yard for/ + HF ‘ the inheritance laws would tend to} E. Conner, 518 East 65th st Margaret Weiss, 707 21st ave. || well and playful child again. Chil- ; building two divers ne canhte ena Sein - Fact) curb the noxious increase in con 15 NINTH PRIZE H dren love this harmless “fruit lax- tons of sand fell on him,|'0 Ch 06 een Seward and) centrated wenlth || Margaret Jenkins, 714 11th ave M. Harrison, (no address, cal!) {| tive,” and mothers can rest easy : - / ind John Ralstad ts ask-|4°Chorage =— = eon TENTH PRIZE ; —_ Siving it, because it ne r sme ane a guna Re a ral : ; . Ce a eee OLD AGE A CRIME! | What Dyspeptics i 8. P. Lev, 310 Boston block Mra, H. J. A. 183 Florentia et. }| clean ond erreceee ttle “insid f : _ ° }) ELEVENTH PRIZE {| Keep it handy, M : i - vs | P andy, Mother! A little @HICAGO, Oct. 26.—Barnstorm-| SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 5 4 Should Eat ||; Louis Williams, 1522 12th ave. § Rose Bioome, 7034 Sycamore st. || given today saves a sick child to- > fog by minor league players will| American army aviators are deve Pi e are young 60-—red it TWELFTH PRIZE morrow, but get the genuine. Ask u Be .one of the subjects for correc oping 190 nent nen are afraid + Indigestion and practically all|{ \emat Moysann, 4467 Whitman ave. E, Hansen, 527 N. 72nd a oe nee for a 50-cent bottle of a : at the meeting of the National|to get tt hands dirty, Capt. Ar F forme of stomach trouble are, nine | “California Syrup of Figs,” which 4 Satinm of Minor L at|thur Cowan, head of the U. 8. army times ott of ten, due to acldity: | ———— | has directions for babies, children i By San francisco, November 9. A|@Viation corps at San Diego, testi 1 therefore stomach sufferers should | Here's the letter that took the, Bara than we were before the con-| Of all ages and for grown-ups plain- le = Yecent trip by some American as-|fied today at the court-martial of uM whenever yssible, avold eating | first pri & six-me pass for] test started ly on the bottle. Remember, there bi Sociation players during which con-|l4eut. Col. Louis Goodier, acer getag t ° food t ss acid in its nature, or} two at th lemmer theatre, in the] We didn’t know what to think of | @re counterfeits sold here, so sure- © siderable “rough stuff” occurred {9 Of altering specifications in charges! multe * whieh hemical action in the | affirms (written by R. A. Stew-| Theda Bara before. jly look and see that yours is made Tesponsible for the movement against Cowan hing obo stomach develc acidit The art, 1407 Third ave.) Now, we know she must be a|by the “California Fig Syrup Com- _ j_ Thru association with the ctvi THING TO'EM. sufferers who have been obliged to or ‘The Star: Whether or not | Prize that the best man in the/Pany.” Hand back with contempt GRU r To x laviators the San Diego ( exclude from their diet all starchy.|rneda Barn te a “ood bap would feel honored to win. | any other fig syrup. NA BO school, Cowan said army Heuten A woman take @ joke? sweet or fatty food, and are trying | the popula bank you, people. ants have come to regard the real BACHELOR BILt to keep up a miserable existence on| muck ab — Trilby” comin B PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 26.—-Port-|machine work upon engines and MANY A WOMAN i gluten products, should try « meal Iie. paaben: tp. tha Cloiimari -coucl lca eee Yand boxing fans will bh thetr| planes as a job for hired mechan of any food or foods in moderate stituting the prizes, will be mailed| Watch for “Trilby,” first opportunity to see Ralph Gru-| ics " an te Alger amount, taking {mmediat to the winners ~ Man in action since he was bitted ren met a? OP HIE, wards a teaspoonful of be the case, the a ————— —EE bythe “lightweight championship" | EVANGELISTIC SERVICES ‘7 os * AND DOW magnesia in a little help- % To CONVENE NOV. 8 bug when he meets Walter Know!l-| HE M BE FILM water. This will Presiding Superior Judge Gil-} ton in a six-round bout at the Rose| Evangelistic services will be held ; ie acid which may t Ham han issued an order dt. ert ansen City club smoker tonight lat the Olive Pra vission all i i i eng iat which may be forme and instead | ecting the county clerk to call — lweek at 2:30 aver 2 Ry . For sale Guaranteed by the lof the usual feeling of uneasiness | & county grand jury to be ready Jeweler and Silversmith 4 Watch for ‘Trilby | Rev. A. Bean evangelist ‘4 Ow! Drug Co ___| and fullness, you will find that your Pp for business on November 8. The} “a8 and Rey. W. D. Van Valin.and Mrs.|@ od food agrees with you perfectly agente (to bia ardor a6 fis Re panel will probably be drawn this|]1010 Second Ave., Near Madison mah emcee aaa e official over this week e ne bes! ood corre i wife, J a Danish women win suffrage by| vcid known. It has direct action ‘deaatie ‘enactment, it ta re-|..Dulleyes, blotches and other skin|on the stomach; but by neutraliz Ree 4 aaa tid : oS | blemishes result from a disordered | ing the acidity of the food contents, | one cue poe took bps rele ghee: ‘ ! ligestion. Purify the blood, tone and thus removing the source of |® Similar roe aaa ty a a wee ho he [the stomach, gently stimulate the the acid irritation which inflamen|BeRatlve (written by Leo Nor Ow Would You a ‘ ommy writing from the liver and regulate the bowels and|the delicate stomach Hning, {t does |4tm, 2012 Sixth ave.) . pela Per erding she aie bile with more than could possibly be done art No, Theda Bara e. e e a : . n y ¥ by a drug o: 1e¢ . © ne neenial wife to the 4 Point Defiance AR 4 ness of the trenches, says 9 ABY OTUs OF MOOAICK Do not |e Like to Live Mma - Has attracted mill f dose an inflamed and irritated a Line aS attracted MiUNONS Of VISILOTS| “The other morning | was us stomach with drugs, bit get rid of| 4 TO this vear t Ing a periscope se a looking the acid--the chess of.KD che trou ‘ Pontinnid s year to sae 1 arg and ent | Ga ee i ae mokeless, Sootless ed, fou na eae Viner ‘or The World-F cs 1a from your druggist, eat what at e or amous Turk you want at your next meal, take | er MG ? Shasta Route Rail injured in explosion ome of the bisurated magnesia 1 ieyiod s4.2 dies at Nome Same explosion) 1 Yn the | oy ‘ated magnesia as e ' servi x osl 10ns if har i 8 1 We ie boxes, | Uirected above, and note remark a s Fie 4 a : > ge begs sg n of To: |10ee_ae. able results Re an Francisco 100n Wipes out town of To: BDle. FeRUItS, , Have you seen them? If not—| bacco and 100 are killed, in Philip-| Steamship, Coast ¢ . pine i iain q Bee: Ouace . (GO NOW. They will soon be|"teron eusene Oppenheim aad eee neither emobe ner set 4 » - se > 5 ‘ Jan | Dr. Howard J. 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