The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1918, Page 6

the f but are you buy lag is fine business ies to Germany — 1 zee been ny doubt that the ere two di nt 1 dispelled by the Corpu tor Eduord Falck, one in rman empire T the Berlin Morgenposte is any doubt in the minds of A Nation, root and branch, is not lity and treacherous hypocrisy of this pastor to his flock dissolve it p Falck says of Pent lal day and distin Christi: day of the most article ap Americans that saturated wit! kaiserism t is the spirit of action, and since the that dawned over the hills and ¥ of hundred years ago, no people on earth have more Hiiled this Divine doctrine than the Germ inventive man spirit, the spirit of » tion, that built for itself the stem fulfitted the ideal dream of humanity the marvel of the U-boat, which defies all the cum neasures of the enemy, and day by day breaks off © of England's world prestige ght forth that stupendous plece of artillery whose fire to the ethereal regions of the atmospheric ocean and carries Gevastation across a distance of 70 miles inte the ranks and airship German spirit creates order there where the ilhdireeted so-called “freedom” has crushed into fragments Is decent end orderly, and has turned everyday life into da way the German spirit, the spirit of Pentecost, which @f action, comes as a blessing also to other nations OUr own, because it is the one true representation of the Ghristianity the war the missionary organizations to Germany to convert the Huns to Chris- =m Lasthpapie “Mlore sugar for canning, says Food Adminis- Beck, except by special permit. All right, Mr. necessary to can the kaiser without canning, mning this year. * Over the Wires at the government is to take over the telegraph e wires on July 31, as announced yesterday, thing to do is to do what heretofore the gov- aid not permit private owners to do—that is, ipeting systems into one system. but one telegraph system; in fact, ONE wire systems of communication in a city are as o postoffices pay interest on it. we is the chance to consolidate on actual value, ing anybody. on can be eliminated. Phone and telegraph /ean use the same wire at the same time. | for the obsolete manual phone. ‘We may yet in every home with service at a penny a call. for the old. bes a brare man to appear bare-legged and in Bravo, Chief Warren. Vive le Monsieur Harry ‘Treat. om the Hun in newspapers are raising “quite a row” be- of our storm troops are i with that American weapon, the sawed-off shotgun. In Gazette warns the German army that are “dishonorable warriors.’ And how about— GAS—invented by the D FIRE—first used by the German soldiers. ING HOSPITALS—the killing of helpless men war practice of the Germans; KILLING—German warriors’ war weapon. many others, off shotgun! But what's the use. 'we are that Germany 9 , how about putting a club in the Federal Commission's hands? Something more convinc- ‘eers than “pitiless publicity”! mn nach Relief é F stant relief from Belching, Swdllingand fediing so frequently pend oe promt after meals. Derfectly harmicss—absomtely guaranteed. 3082-0 is a.sensition, people swear-by tt—for ft Me-work so quickly. @tomach and pains~in the «temach, after relieved you have suffered for no refief? Then DON’T DELAY, but LIEF, take it back to your-drag- your-money. had a lump in the stomach almost instantly. FOR SALE BY .YOUR DRUGGIST the © of our }May well consider the practicability of sending nication for both telegraph and telephone Under private ownership there E objection to consolidation because, in too many ting telephone companies wanted to include in tion all the water in both stocks, and make @ wire system the expense of making a show There ibility also of substituting the scientific auto- e people try out the new plan they will never ™ Germans and first ls; invented and practiced exclusively by Ger- theirs ex- just as honorable, yet they gag at The more we the think tanks of the Germans, the more con- is one whooping big crazy I" f a instantly. . BSE pane ee cheerfully ‘refund Takes away that feeling as if you ~ ' a " ne of marti fr . ery str n be eatiafied with such fe h fa letter re s Grey mail this week the fact that the fight for a ly Intrenched I appreciate over 40 b ft he ts not fir to make » an, because of bis fancy for ho and extravagant modes But I think the best thing that muld happer n who wrote this letter would be to marry ois trying to evade y. And I might tell will never amount to anywhere or at anything he asm in share. The * character er builds the road to suc Mr. Man, you have spent 40 years of your life, chiefly, we might say, for yourself, You have pampered and petted your self until you are AFRAID to meet the iswues! of life You have let your mora! and mental backbone grow flabby This is a good chance to prove that you amount to at least a hill of beans Show to yourself that you are not merely a useless remnant adorned ina «mug attire and educated into a supereense of creature comforts Pick yourmif out of the Iasy ary existence you have » ving an MAN on't let a of A girl beat ou at the game nara ce Don't say, “I'm afraid” Say rm game eee New Philosophy For “Perplezed” Dear Mims Grey: I read with much Interest the letter signed “Per plexed.” From his standpetnt, whieh. by the way, is that of practically all men, he is a much abused, therefore to be pitied, individual On the other hand. it seems to me that some consideration is due the wife's feet a St haa rempond ed to the t expression of the may see fit However sent her conv question I judge she did not pre of the nd side tactful manner, wh Krette: t might have prevented much unpleasantness and unhappl ness for all concerned It is evident Perplexed” has no very hie e ther life or marriage, or what constitutes a “ren. home” and a yal, true hearted woman all sino and kind neas, I ad him to become inter ested in, study and practice the ciples taught in ne and in the very old r and he will pomaih n Of bie problem 4 uplift his « t hin change and reconstruc life, love and happines INTEREST HER DAUGHTER WAS SAVED FROM OPERATION Mrs. Wells of Petersburg Tells How. 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The result of forty years experl- ence is at your service. a A THRIFT STAMP a day | wil keep the H w— ” | right, For both agreed that ‘ Sut Gri¢ And Aching the ving, one to™tell “s not a man and a just to touch you so vain to will differ in his attitud: li We stand, hand feel the your that we things whic ay today ; ch sound EDMUND VANCE COOKE. “LETTERS FROM SOLDIERS } The Star Will Gladly Publish Interesting Communication From Sammies tiers at the fre ean tobac efforts of t cheering letters, and help finance the war with Liberty Hic and nee «Stampa cording to on ED ing with forces been received by his nix HM. 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