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- ‘Rature, justified, whatever we do.” © will prescribe but it is certain that, ATTLE STAR| ‘Bereaved Women Behind Lines in France 1307 Sevewth Av. ER OF SCKIPPS NONTHWHST LeAGUE OF NiewSr Near Usion st. rens office aa Second Class Matter tha, $2.00 Entered at Seattia Wash, By mail out of ‘ y month 400 x, Per be Ry carrier Pebitakea Datty ° Honor to Sailors of Jacob Jones Bight jack tars, who fought for their lives in Sam's fight on the stormy sea, are happy jack tars with Pleasant thoughts for Seattle today as the result of the cor- dial hospitality of seve ttle’s citizens. The eight, survivors of the Jacob Jones, destroyer, United States war vessel lost in the war, m Rainier club as the guests of A. W. Co.; at the Hotel Sorrento, where and at the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ did his bit. Matthews Morning. The nation is _ they have suffere ¢itizens who have Up to Mare! wegian sailors. N being neutral. All Scrambled Jp On one’ page we hat Brig. charges of taking mone passing On another page, we read letter Moines agent: “We have been grani sub-branch close to Camp © Of toilet articles and a fi Pleasing to Gen. Plummer. and is said to be very fu vbout such things.” On another page, we 1 merican sentries ‘went to sleep in the trenches in France and who are u court-martial sentence to be shot. Then, all mixed up about war management, we fold up the paper and give it up. Be overcome by long hours in @ trench and sleep, and you're shot. Keep wide-awake for Soap, tooth-paste and contra and you're a brigadier, some other sort of general. give it up. first George Lent played host, club, where C, Allen Dale Dr irk talked to them Sunday ndebted to these sailormen for what d Seattle owes a debt to those of her ed extend her gratitude, he i Nor- ho U-boats had des ran among thew 902 Cruse is under contracts, & Co.'s Gen. on army from Armour e exclusive right to build a 1 imagine a little package of soap w be highly I'e is a particula ho ler Bolsheviki Raving signed for peace, Sunday, Ger man aviators promptly bombard Petrograd women and children on Monday. ate Them On March 20 will go into effect one of the nt orders yet issued by the president. On that da i corporations or individuals engaged in importing, ma » storing or distributing fertilizer or fertilizer ingr nts must take out a federal license and come under'|, Tegulation by the Department of Agriculture. It is not yet known what regulations that department! if food is to play east part in winning the war, government has to close down on anything that smacks of extortion in of fertilizer. There has been such extortion, in th of sodium and calcium nitrates, particular’ on these ingredients that success of nearly all the war » especially, depends. Over-priced fertilizers and in our war gardens can very easily mean loss instead gain, in the final analysis, and in the high cost of fer- the professiona) farmer has a mighty strong excuse the de luxe prices Mis demanding for his products. The administration jasn’t hesitated to put a price on 's winter whe@ Jt should train its guns on th am makes winter ¥ t and which the farmer ha: ¢ are fighting for self-preservation, the first law of says one of thé big German autocrats, “and are It’s a lie, and German. Self-preservation is not the first law of nature. The first law of nature is preservation of others, as is proved by the mother—rat, hound, bird, ‘tiger or human—who alw: puts her body and life between her brood and threatening death or disaster. Self-preservation was the first law of primordial man. Had he stuck to that notion he would still be wearing ¢ brow covered with bear’s hair and a jaw fit only for er: ing nuts. But, he didn’t. Millions of years ago, he got a glimmer of the advantages in community life and |‘ interests, the preservation and progression of others, as well! ,+ as of himself. Germany is the primordial among nations, relative to ‘Other nations, but she goes to the limit. With her, it is Mot only herself first but herself altogether. She “ave-man nation, insisting that all other nations her sort of cave, eat her sort of nuts, in her sort of fashion. live in travel on all-fours STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1918, PAGE 6 | Doing Work of Men Enthusiastically The sweet, c France is the subject of this story) | by George Ran in the twelfth on FRANCE T by Chester, the L Uncle je merry at the| Leonard, of the Traction; GEORGE RANDOLPH AND LILL old codger j and it is} ter and aw’ Get Rich-Quic wife and to France to ¢ for of th atic members prise Asso: in no other (Copy instantly the Women 6 woman n her ba to the an It er ah ump ntreete she moved #0 ray ed to be suspended ground, sticking out, fore and aft, on almost & perfectly straight line, above the of the stree ‘A CHILD DOESN'T LAUGH of a series of articles attle newspaper of{her thirtieth or fortieth ponnibility courageous woman 1 two minuten re nhe came bach the step of that taxt face wan fairly luminous with ft» amile of exultant A poilu's wife, thin wor five little children to rai the middie needing medic und th dolph Chester, This riding and her ODAY being written world's greatest re thor of the famous k Wallingford” sto aborator, ent triumph an, with one of them, iree, alwayy ine everything #0 high, gov The Chest jet these s The Star and other eo Newsp Enter They will appear wance for poi arvel ide what work they hu and the t no uNprofital f whieh ther but Haten If it please the acques return to} © many potlus’ wives in wo much in the win CHESTER CHESTER 1918 BY “a he sumpte 1 to let On, of un three IAN right, cour not to e wted by ut home, value whieh he py eb wit s! which he had #o tt hin earnings as a he will find, in rything of left behind: hap Idren a heerful wife Do Men's Work nd Therese ered | pen ved us inte v4 for the tam acquen’ wife, a f r the snband Y nd thelr thick and oe broad faces of outdoor exer friend for u arn lew * of the womer w therm Therene are t cir homes, wh Rear Burdens . man ff woman. r the « * abe ¢ it, and each man on over to the portraits of noldiers, whom each to brothers. brave France the Y's rough care for able to stopped to ot strong and to give one er ght in mind who are gor ar France that . ear pond 1 there, and of them at once tly that she seem about two feet her short legs tr ot her the an in the bank had been rried had a Able home, she was very happy war broke out uaband was one of the firnt in defense of her and the disappeared around other women of his country wn the mid- she has no childre ad pursuit of on " or f © yearn, she com She in giad of t, in n Released oved to have t for the ponit AND PLAY ioe IF CONSTIPATED .": If peevish, feverish and sick, give “ of perhaps, | stoma is the} mer ot F for « teaspoonful the foul wa Thanks be to heaven, America will sit down at the| menting food ) peace table with little thought of No. ) save that which must come naturally to her, thru "vancement of the whole race. All that President Wilson has said about the merciful, civilized treatment of the Ger Man people, after this war madness is at an end, mighty well said. 1 or self-advantage wa j Analysis of the War Moves: By J. W. . 2. Maso Written for 25° The United Pres Germany's boast of the establish. Ment of an uninterrupted route to India thru the Russian Caucasus Persia and Afghanistan is an empty Vietory, that can serve no purpose except to tantalize Von Hindenburg ~ By its impossibilities. India is as safe from a Ger-nan in Vasion at Great Britain, The diffi culties of transportation and lack of German troops, even without the t fierce hostility of the A n tribes ™en, are enough to m: the Ger ¥ man dream wholly impracticable. It would be far more important for the Germans if they could re cover Bagdad for the Turks and ) drive the British out of Mesopota ; Korum Mona on Croke KEEPING CHEERFUL BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE When meatless days are with us, just be glad that you are born ‘To eat of Injun pudding and of hoe-cake made of corn. When the coal supply is short, or if you ha Just warm the cockles of your heart by skating on the ice When sugar's scrapy in the bowl, why not resort to thin’? Become a candy kid again and «ive your wife a kins! (Copyright, 1916, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) mia. Yet in this area of hoati so much easier of access than Von Hindenburg is un: thing. He cannot even carry out the kaiser’s promise to send an army to attack Egypt, where the transpor tation problem is still less diff With these much nearer home at the hands of the problems x solution 1 Ger man general staff, th that serious will be ack on In re to at enture, at and prin- > unprofitat he would meet { would weaken hin cipal theatres of the ible defe elf in the war t got the price, ad-|* India, | ult. | PYORRHEA ,m, to 8 p.m, Sundays, 9 to 1, the t tomorrow, but our dru mia S of DENTISTRY DR. P. L. High-class de onable prices, of the gums, All work guara special care of today for examination and free of charg Lib diac showing cards, United Painless Dentists Third, 608 Phone Elliott panses ou t for ‘California Syrup Figs.” rien bowels need t feverint the t r and b ays be the first treat world mat the that natura remem alifornia Syrup give 1 in a few b sour bil in DOUGHNOT LAFF ged trail igh beater I wants to be a de ra Meeker GOOD JUDGE NAUGHTY 8. pctrogramas,” the joke book, t his week fre THE AND THE x a nice com n wick child get the genuine. Ask a bottle of “Cali ok and “Califor om an Eastern and let man Fig companies raine ays that in the companion HAV of the nite it 4 ment it a payt te wrong debts to wron mpa No good con You K STEP nd ¢ w ATCH ago there but no eg were plenty sto put in them. Now that eggs are becoming plentiful the western dealers report there no cases to put them in Life is one after another are blamed shortage AUSTIN, Pres. ntistry at most reas. | Pyorrhea, a dis successfully tr nteed. mt children's t A that he raid the cit Chicago ere has confessed was organts treasury and rob it of $2,000,000. Not being in the contract busine und not being mate |the Chicago Rourd of Aldermen, the | police got him ts to all union men} nd their families, | Saturda fought and the elt bastile two battle ttle baker nded in the Vhat was it The Bill of touling our purses, when bakers fall out, we get it ba again? Avon at Kk Cor, 3638. James Hours, 8:30 a. and} Seattle | 4 band to| 1 member of | is thought “well noquainted he had 4 | Wet with her r of her three tiful children which abe wing moments, for one of them wt a birthda Bhe Joy a little came quite 6 showed us a pleture little ehildren, Bea Bhe showed us a dol was dre in her odd to have was handba. tal oun about wilh was knittir the families | ¢ they seemed numbly staring at some faroff terrible thing; her fee paled into gray, her tips became blue, and her voles, a full of vivaeity dull, even, colorless in whieh all French tragedy is expressed. my of the good again fe io Vranee, ne gift of half ber bus woman we know four whose or enn ears ago, Wan to be the garden of « her entire time to running where sewing profit, Does Mer Share oir far Prar nd we . the and embroidery, lace-mak mowing That's her share in the war, and her ty somethin How Jeanette did lat fomned that she had wand ut 4 ort indeed, joke “1 the countr | Jeanette could ¢ work In other shops, or in the steno graphi or even in the fac tories where no many of them have gone; but feal that she the away the have a great be ahe never ot Arne, place, © doesn’t right to take ‘ who n the aountry ne ving is cheap out there; « cow, « few chickens, and a gar den, do the trick; and every woman who can manage it lives in ft country, so that those who can't manage it may have the places in the ety; and nearly everybody like Jeanette makes over dresses, for France! of which You see, ette has lost her only brother and two cousins in the war. ey are usually very aie and not wear do not r face to know that # APD Sometimes to 1 to look at Ner attractive means it. 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It's Get a small trial bottle from drug ently rub ‘aching nerves,” and in just a ment you will be absolutely | from pain, ache and suffering what will please you that the misery will back No difference or neuralgia head or get instan jury. 80 needless. tr any the mo free but tw come whether your pain ry is in the face, of the body, you and without in. store and more not | army of be | with all her | ye tor: | Jot the r of Vra rvele I ther of he rr England anc th of ain until Amertea because the beautiful tri-co! of woll which ts fly rightful Frenet wed by the arrogant dream wh 1 dene england. her subrmar 4 might t invading rican #ol she blem abe Atlantic roy or He flag bedience to the re wer denpottc then aad villages of the ntaten ight compe from ever nd nalute | Hohenzol were to sweep her ba then, ther the mere that glor foe wince ite at nd atripes fest flung to the breese! rr wh red, white Another article by the Chesters on FRANCE TODAY will appear in The Star Wednesday. 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