The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1917, Page 6

° oo \ E SEATTLE STAR | e sent NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEW ig ee A IRIE AES 8 a SA Trtoaraph News Service of the United Dress Asse BEAT HIM TO IT Wash, “Put up peaches now,” at Seattle, stoffice as snd Clase Matter, f city, 35¢ per Month up to & mon; & mom $1.90; year $3.50 os Me psaglag | ree, Ry carrier, city, 306 a month. bo 18 e toot expert - Or something EYirehed Weny vy The sear Publ co. howe Mate 600 | unicved by the government, Or the state, a “wig ihe 2 Scag zi —| Or the city dr by somebody SPEAKING OF DISLOYAL ae _ PUBLICATIONS, HOW ABOUT Bie ROWE a | Ol < _ THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD? | And he's right. Senator James K, Vardaman of Mis issippi did not vote| ae to peaches no titer the anh my et age all German language Get it? s papers must print an English translation of their war com For {f you don’t 4 The grocer WILL, nent. Indeed, the senator hastened to say he desired the disloyal | pers suppressed oe We see where Seattle coal deal About the most papers printed in the United |¢rs MAY cut the prise or co 0, tates have been : ¢ Congressional Record in which] prinetpally to $9.20, {8 our guess. Wardaman has inserted some of his speeches . Sci Few of the most rabid copperhead papers have gone as}, You never can tell. gargs yas the Vardaman kind of senators and congressmen in rel . arnt dg when the Qpaheutin play: Meir repetition of every Made-in-Germany lie ab the United ead “The Star Spangled Banner, ites and its war aims and among them we noticed a coal Nearly all the draft troubles have taken place in districts | dealer And no doubt there by such senators and congressmer ome of thes ented by u enat a ngressmen. Some of the storage man standing up. are now to hunt cover, even as Vardaman rN they should not wed to escape so easily Tran pPERENCE The United States senate has the power to expel an y Nerton Mreley for disloyal conduct. It has been exercised in cases Cente nT aan at a flagrant. Ana te agony, pain and rege ’ the house to know At the time of the civil war, the government r senators who could no longer ! ut in the world of men 1 in the of glee know It not when It meets our ken OSE WERE THE DAYS! up of Comedy. the mile of « "Member when Saturday came an’ you grabbed an old Readies: Yoo-Hooed” for the rest of th’ gang ! th’ great SO tall acon oak ikly nutting expedition was on? wa viciauabonete id "Member how you climbed all over that big walnut tree, Bigpond ame rocks and sticks to down th’ green balls you|* ——e int reach with your h: ‘ "Member how you shouted and yelled, took many a Pee Nery in fine Spartan style, and worked like Sam Hill to pile of nuts than th’ others? | a arin for a tragic mask lember how sister an’ teacher frowned upon those 2 278 ly darkening fingers, and womanlike suggested gloves » relos but Hatg does the *Member how you nearly broke your neck climbing up on sola ee a arn roof to put th’ nuts up high for th’ waning autumn to dry? "Member how you had the “bestest of times” those winter mgs when you cracked those walnuts 1 pa an’ . ann aa am sister who during th’ nutt ras to tow toe ér it dr dirty things’? \ And he never succeeded 1 the "Member? Joid method No? Oh, shucks! You never was a boy! | he: THE BOYS BE HEARD Congress will soon re-assem ber and contain the same old gang of copperheads wt obstructed and sought to all the important war ures. They will, undoubted! continue their infamous doing ali in their power to deny backing to the milli Soldier boys in the cantonments Individual and sporadic demands for the expulsion copperheads from cengress will be wholly ineffec Creha ar asks for that blessed priv should be a demand straight from the boys in ips whose lives are imperiled by the treachery of tl aking for ourselves, we never heads in congress. A demand from the boys who have |could see him. || d to die for their country would cou t ; sai aunion dhs Scak aad Weeeea Maybe there are military regulations a uch action. |rimemy B $0, suspend them, Mr. Commander-in-chief! ee 6 <page It's a «well Job, this statistician one, su W. J. Lauck t th Since the first Liberty Loan bonds were offered, it has|ly when the board has already got i {t all figured out before * proved, by the testimony of German autocrats ther ; es, that Germany began the war to establi a world-! empire for the Hohenzollerr the cost of such enter to be taken out of the United States . If you have an ounce of democracy in your make-up, or Rapercedd ead dollar in your pocket, grab one or mo: { the new Liberty think hare calling A jonds. It sure means libe to you. . if es THE DRINK THAT SATISFIES In Camp or in Town is some, boys’ A refreshing glass non-alcoholic Rainier keenest delight! pure, whole the soldier Served Everywhere Insist on Having It Ice Cold RAINIER PRODUCTS CO., SEATTLE Phone Sidney 1 Bottling Dept. was a colt} STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1917. PAGE 6 ‘Unwedded Mother Exalted by Kaiser Practical Polygamy Exists Under Germany’s Official Sanctiong By ROBERT W. HOBBS bd | the government assures care for the children MAY LEGALIZE POLYGAMY \¢ SZADELSKI, oe, B. (COPYRIGHT, 1917.) who got out of Germany only | k? They’ n TTT } The priests and ministers? What do they thin hey'’re elo bigAtacd EA a Bes Cet ie ape gps dthhns lt aaa Naan HL on So age Mabe told It Is none of their business. Morals ls now # question of OY Oh & Serare.t” Get ahaa te tae hen eles ee who telle amazing details of state, not of church. And it Is the highest patriotism to bear Get children! Get them in the home if you wish and can, but! | German conditions. | a child epeciall nch Patriotiam determines morality GET CHILDREN!" | sl child, especially a man chi 0 ; + | ceca » have heard th government will legalize polygamy aff | ‘That i# the command of the “God-given Kaiser” to the German |® - Laide eal rap “Germany now, with Kovert By women, ‘To induce that the social laws are being changed: Foree cae thet the aoveransink tt of the “phiral” wivertal Germany is being made systematically*unmoral by its government ee ex {ie a ; , o Ora tb bate, Gee | Rumors of these changes, whispered to the United States thru the children er po D pec t With governme ' ' it be expe d to aseull neutral border nations who still trade with the Central Powers, have | vit Rafe neh ss now been confirmed at first hand by a German woman, born and edu Foe fon ven mote ponition now cated there, and now out of her native land for the first time on her | a “ip federico lf gd yeep” h way to Honolulu to join her American husband, a sergeant in the | Pil yt silage 1-7 Aol ferethnt,. pling gre! u 7 t regulars wed women to hav n it ism 0 h if they are to become mothers; be she is Mrs, Geo. DB. Szadetski, formerly a resident of Mecklenbure, | ST rene snd donererianae vowee ill; and the state as | German born, but now one of the most loyal citizens Uncle Sam has, t Bs oboe ; teal ta ie 4 ne child ile the mother i nored § Five months she with her three children have been on the way, She sumes care of the child, while the mot is ho soe patriot It's really easier and more comfortable having bables in is now on & U.S. troop ship between San Franciseo and Honolulu, UNWED MOTHER INOULGED | Germany than not | “There le no longer any disgrace In Germany in being an The governme Ino ene « the war widows and the wara unmarried mother,” sald Mra. Szadeiski, talking thru an inter. veterans invalided home to mar und have children. No orders you preter. “Any woman about to become a mother ie honored by understand her friends and indulged by the government. | “GET BABIES” 1S THE C But if a widow marries she is given a cabin and a plot of ground for her own by the government, and so, too, the war veteran, #0 shot up at the front that he can’t be patched into enough semblance of a soldier to go back A plot of ground and a cabin to him, wards of a grateful country to marriage Get bebles” that’s the German cry. “GET THEM IN THE HOME IF YOU WISH AND CAN, BUT GET THEM.” THE STATE WILL PAY THE FREIGHT AND THE MOTHER WILL BE A PATRIOT “The diet restrictions are not for her, Milk, which even the sick cannot get on doctor's orders except in skimped quan. tity and then skimmed, is for the girl or woman about to be- come a mother, And plenty of food, and, when possible, also delicacies.” The breeding of the race. That is the desire of the rulers. The nurses, not trained but practical, who go to the great war hospitals most all come back to thelr homes with babies. ried. No! But honored. Yes. And the government takes charge of the children. The young women at home who bi married, receive no censure, Rather they are henored. if he wede; the re. r children, when un. And | a BANK OF CALIFORNIA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCO Analysis of the War Moves By J. W. T. Maso: Written for 1) °° The United Pre We Render an Exceptional Service in COLLECTIONS TRUSTS coco Peeccccecocccsccocs A Liberty Bond GENERAL BANKING | NEW YORK, Oct. 9—The Ger-,the establishment of a dem ‘ mas chatag ‘is on the verge of| ministry responsible to the box will making its first defiance of kaiser-/ sentatives of the pec Indica- fam tions thus are beginning to pornt interest @ year GUARDIAN nd him $100; $2 Reports that the majority retch-|to a dawning reallention in the} {it lend bie 0; $2.00 ntag are contemplating alreichstag that the kaiser ix contin-| a 1 bediossie rita TRUST AND SAVINGS v ri of coof © in the} ulng the war for the purpose of try- day ie the day to Invest B NK cabinet, indicates th most ing to save all be can of bin auto-| YOUR isa BOND. A critical internal crisis of the war/|cratic power. When this conviction SEATTLE “BRANCH winds Ave. at Commis may be approaching becomes sufficiently strong in Ger- i ifferich is the kaiser’s chief many the Hohenzollerns will be/ OM Sosens Ave, government, and forced to eliminate themselves) — statesman, has from any part In the future govern: | 53a Soscsssstestssstssessssstess este encouraged the rmans to con-|ment of the empire they have » the war in expectation of | brought so near to ruin es by no posstbil large indemnity to pay! At the same time , t of the ec Any ity, can the retchatag be left to do | atthek Helffertch is infer. this work of democratization alon | ence a at k up 7 major part of the mut Jone b) armion of the allie onfidence in| Kalseriam can resist the r @ ho meaning | if it ¢ bring home a vict Se os calie. stitution even a draw, The reichstag’s eratic ambition can be i only if America and the allies show vely that the longer the war © dinastrous will German naible dev rs are resp A not to the nues the the ren be 300 New Untrimmed ' Bats Special Thursday $2.00 ! Editor's Mail FLASH THE LIGHTS AT ONCE! STOPS STOMACHMISERY Editor The Star: In regards to the so-called slugger runnis t , : AND INDIGESTION aree, I would Ike to make a sug —Silk velvets and satins. Kestion of a way he could be ‘ 5 Menta? » colores eame Rive caueae, bad tl hv anaade nee —Nearly all blacks; some colors; some blacks you in turn can take St up with faced with colors. Pape's Diapepsin” makes the department —A remarkable special purchase just received. ck, sour, gassy Stomachs 8 for instance, where the eas see sick, 8¢ sg ride S | police receive a report of a woman —Small Hats, Large Hats, medium sizes, Stiff = Seale thane te ne Hats and some soft crush Tailored Hats. t hit back turn, notify both light coms : —The values are remarkable, qualities such as ne a afek, (204 they, in turn, could flash the would ordinarily sell for a great deal more eon Po gyer reuits of that district, which he T » twice i Now, Mr. 0 flash the lights in all resi than the Thursday price asateaiinn ( on said cireuit. If four —Choice Thursday at .............$2.00 me flashes was the sien you could | 6 mac’ advertise It in the papers, so every a silane “ - ‘yee, one would be on the lookout 3 » Aba Tam an emp of our city ght safely au - - ir atom. Plast. and know » signals could ° . ° . No differen or adly your stOM' 14 made the mere pressing o' nero naly ge age ©” mee or Exceptional Values im New € fin > minutes, it what = 7 most is that ft t ___A READER i ‘ stomach #0 you c elietaeate Sueat| SUSPICIONS OF POLICE Serge Dresses for Women amd Misses edies give you vealae |e 5 police department think to car —=s © slow, but not|TY on this reign of terror and ob only ‘ 1 but on account o} 5 H es h46 i thts tha taactabiekicect Grins aaa N 7 A nly remarkable t on account of the ndid vas ao | Stricted district with its attendant i styles and ex nt quality fa n ™ a TO DATE, THERE HAg NOT : ne re a la a ret i e ees ed styles, Sitterent 4 son an | BEEN A BONA FIDE ATTEMPT a fa Co eee nee in con (TO CAPTURE THE “WOMAN A a's 819.7 75, 325.00 Phe ate h—distrens | SLUGGER ee > fen been sweet, no Kase of the 4 2 ioe “rmee | The New Velour Coating Knitted C Pictatons ot nent oe The New Velour Coating Knitted Cap Go a ak cord round the eC r pr owier ® activities vot tor | ip the BeautitulFallShades and S soe, ears E im the Beautitull Fall Shades ala OCA EUS car and horn honking in top notes DOES OUR PLUM-PICKING PO. 2 ( >’ seal tr r ¢ Myr 2 LICE FORCE THINK THE CARS i B' ah at % Sy Syane Mares Opeciha 1 $1. 0 0 mentation ie THE CITY FURNISHES | % taria, Plum, G n Beauty, Navy san or ‘ —|THEM “TANKS” WITH WHICH enenhacen and. Bi shade st , | {TO HUNT CRIMINALS? Then wee digs Perdis I 1 S ree se Try This If You |why are they afraid to leave the for are shown t y PREN BUWOO warm Cap and Scarf security of the chugging Ford? = |# = Velour Co: s . Have Dandruff ) ‘reiterate, 18 THE POLICE ' Sets, in Old Rose, | FORCE REHIND THIS ORGAN —One of fashion’s greatest favorites; yard..$3.50 —hagen, Kelly and Mz |_ There ts one sure way that never re D ATTEMPT TO BRING ideal for school wear fails to remove dandrt 1 ABOUT THE REESTABLISH «Sold reqelaakea 5 ly and that 1s to df MENT OF THE RESTRICTED | “i * rs S : euley wa $1.00 Riot i entirely: ‘To do thi DISTRICT? 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