The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1916, Page 7

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ROOM 206 th def |ful secrets of his punishments FINDS HER OUT. TO BEGIN BIG ARMY LESSON : RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct. 26 (By Mail.) “Preparedness,” as a theory, Is no longer open to discuesion in Brazil, The big Southern republic has gone in for “militarism,” and has gone in with enthusiasm Compulsory military service, established by a law passed by the congress of 1908, goes into effect December 1, this year, ang If the results approach the predictions of the law's spon ors, a mililon Brazilian men will be trained in arms and mancuvere within the next ten years, All able-bodied men be tween the ages of 21 and 44 years are subject to the call to arma. When called, they must oln the colore or be liable to punishment as deserter By a ne of short-term » fee favors advanced to thon * the two year fee in th tlve army, however part of Brasii's army probably will be composed of “vol teer More than 50,000 volun teers enlisted for the short service between August 1 and September 20, thin year, and it ts probable that this number will be doubled before December 1, when 10 per cont of those who did not volunteer will be drawn by lot for compulsory © «reat jservice. The volunteer and draw ing by lot process will be repeated each year y will be ir ages The men of the new a divided according to th those between 21 and 30 going into first line of the active army and its reserve, between 30 and 37 into the second line and its reserve, and between 37 and 44 Into the third line and {ts reserve, or the Nationa! Guard, After nine years in the ac tive army, the men are retired to are classed ac » how they wish two "years’ service, for the maneuvers and training camp, or for training tn « sand n shoot ubs under the instru BY WINONA WILCOX Pp hapa the war of the nations be taken an the supreme man Mestation of the anger powsible to men. Certainly it js not for love that men shower shrapnel on an enemy.” Notice hat even war's not it fa an exp) sh of justice, it ween equals produced by a tantrums or a drunken temper ix a dally pro on a child, it be! » one-half of the ac , and ¢ for not cia) 8 tar dle plinarians of children they do me n their share of unneces sary ssing and fuming, to the CONFUSION of the intelligent child, the PARALYSIS e atupid and the TORTURE of the sensitive Some wives are martyrs to the pugnacity of ruling males egal ways for them e the sense and the will hem. But where the}! little child when it is the uncontrolled tem per of Its own mother? The refinement of cruelty to children is not necessarily at the end of a las! The hye terical woman whose scalding tongue is never still; the nag- ging woman who is too busy to think out ne ways of disci pline; the selfish young beauty who shakes and perks and yanks, but boasts that she never spanks her babies; the conscientious mother whose duty it is to break her boy's will or to curb an erring spirit i inherited from the paternal side, all think themselves de- | voted mothers; for it is quite the fashion for mothers to be | “devoted” nowadays, But | their methods of improving their offepring are as old as war—AND NO BETTER! And there is never any happy in terim of peace in their activi ties. re accustomed to grow sen jental about the untversal beay y requires, tho it is a thank: | Anger is energy gone to waate. Ny exhausting, and it leaves | y sears on both the sinner 1 * rild, the child 5 I hines, or ink 6 child that lies, or is alwa ' nsive, betrays the sorrow HUS THE MOTHER'S sa STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 16, /MASON TO CONFER WITH SPECIALIST » King county | o has been working on applicator for eancer noted cance pectalist of Galesburg, Dwyer has been appc Mason's absence HURT IN AUTO SMASH Charles Carson g along Spokane shed thru the ing at the Intersection of Spoka it fell to the tide Mat ned beneath the + | DR. SNEDDEN COMING will vieit Seattle the University Washington is are not com siness or o¢ permitted to holidays and out of work hours other organiza tions of men are ‘taking advantage | of the third class and are training under the instr volunteer rights) and organizat Roller skating in England is said WILSON WILL TAKE OATH ON SUNDAY WASHINGTON President Wilson will take his new oath of office on Sunday, } ‘| Japanese Labor Leader Plea for aemaens _— ed 9 AREA, MARK DIDN'T. LIKE His work was in a printing estab- FIRST STRIKE!’ +), ; SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov. labor movement mangas ic" City Physicians Explain Why They Prescribe or religious prejudice. In the ‘trices ts | Nuxated Iron to Make Beautiful, Healthy defenders ur staunch ForPiles Pyramid Pile Treatment is Used At Home and Has Saved a Vast Number from the Horror of Operation e will attend homes. It has its en these are tol ge reaked upon} | when n of an| » returns to ympanted t eaident of the of my country wil erican labor lead nioniste in Tokio next aki, “Capitalist and well as worker, will firet step toward com Remember Pyramid — Forget Piles. ion between the toil ers sof your country and of mine as vement for all human He Was Secretary ago Suzuki was xe Tokio Unitarian asso: trial est employes of the lishments. They American labor un it_ mys were casting about for no |i2&_ and. satisfactory r ber SAMPLE toward better conditions and department of the Im university and a d of foreign them his theories. Japan's first strike, by lectrical workers wo which Tokio OPOLITA HEATRE METS Week Commencing Next Sunday, Nov. 19 Wednesday and |month to its rolls | 100,000 members PALACE HIP Selwyn & Co. Present The Sunburst of Laughter FAIR ana WARMER The Record-Breaking New York Succe Seats Now on Sale drome Road Show No. 1 A lead: McCorma "whos this instrument has made her a hit along the circuit; Gilbert and Clay-| #"e@* # ro , ina highclass and popular] {vat institu ' . . es, been doctoring ‘for song revue; the Harms ‘rio, in| tons, ma balancti ' with eccentric acrobatic Nights & Sat, Mat. 5 Pop. Wed. Mat. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS 1916. 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