The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1918, Page 5

KY Gloom Is Lifted Thru HUNS ATTACKED Work of Dean Priest NITRATE TRADE -- (Special to The and yet no mail ar by When your cheats atuck out « foot with| BUENOS AIRWA Dee loc pitt eemen fron Tance, moth: | pride, for you have four sons in the | culties over. the Nn province qa and fathers jurn to the Parents’ service, and one of them isa leu | of the {atten y. where the static Sokliers and Sailors tenant, Well, L don't blame you, for | world’s greatest nitrate are @ Washington (o end the suspense | it isn’t every one who ean say that-| fount, recall the effor rmany gy iearning whether or not the boy By the 8 of things, it won't! to prevent Chilean nitrate going to Gree tere Is sate. , be long now # come | British munitions plants at the be Pean Art t, Priest, who was marching home with flying colors. | ginning of the war the association I must close now and write that r © now and mat It Was this effort that brought ¢ his official fin-| outfit in Paris a few lines and Tet} the naval battle in the Falkland And then he sends | them know [am still alive and feel. | islands pack word, Sometimes his message | ing my best, only 1am getting more Sailing vessels, until after the war eontirms er that death has bald headed began, were the principal aimed a he Yours with love arriers, and taking the long route Put sometimes he sends news that DAVI around Cape Horn, pasned t rt aS Bd aaa Falklands.Only the promptness with e mother of Private . Dor ; which Admirat Sturdee made for the BP ite ict hong nwa mee 12 DOGS A WEEK ARE ish Samira stunioe mae or th oe from ‘ 1 RUN DOWN BY AUTOS The Britiah we there or day weeks head of the Germ the Ger Bo she turned to the association} Keep your dog in your own yard 23 od rhein ght en a fee ald. and then came the follow.| ‘Thix is the advice of Mrs. Alice! Ming en Was | a Tene ing letter from her boy Lichtenberg, special humane repre merce in nitrates, ; *L got a letter from the rentativ the sheriff's offi The Falklands Nave long been un gen Paris bureau the other day say An average of 12 d n- Week,| der the ‘Heitiah flag, but Argentina fag you bave not heard from me| Many of them valuable animals, are) never ¢ ba “s ent baie tahoe aoa IN ; never formally relinquished claim to gince May de know | killed eattle by autos,” says ia aedlath a aaviener tes way you have not heard from me | Mrs bers Germany, in 1913, was ready fee I have written every chance 1 ave, alone sees the Atgentiaa tn tercit * > ry two death of one dog weekly, declares sorting her claim to the islands thru you have got a let-| Mrs. Lichtenberg, who took up ant: which moat commerce between the tion work after her own w west coast of South America and ou and Dad walk had been killed by @) Burope passed. s of old Seattle with! reckless autoixt, 4 — me ee dack = MeAuliffe, world's light weight champion 20 years ago, now n Paris with K Yanks. 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I believe that 10 per cent of The joaves | by the And | him Ne My particu you hope to compete with bs Plaagee9 entifically — | mine right now is to | from the standpoint of econ | made bread at reasonable — | tell yc the fellows who | omy or quality prices, statistics will have jf mix the flour that raises the to be revised. 1 Gowgh that makes the dough Home Baking Undesirable “If the women of America | | If you like “good mixers,” meet the men who wrap the I'm #0 full of ideas about Wrapped Loaf | ; Aough—and the loaf that | rly understood the form the dough—that 1 | WRAPPED BREAD | " numt advine you IN BIG DEMAND | hom mod mand n the bra intelligence of women the r ac tivities of our new civiliza tion, bread making at home i 2, wes is undesirable, both from But why in a baker, any omers know she stand ct at ceone way?’ Hecause he needs the © fronh | 10% james commas dough. 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The Seattle Real Estate associa- tion will meet Tuesday night at the Army and Navy club, A. B Newell and Ro W. Hill will be among the chief eakers. mf hy do you stare at me so, AY, DECEMBER 10, 1918 GROVE } Herb?” |Deserted Baby Is in Children’s Home| | With more than 50 requests to adopt the waif discovered in the hall for refugees in Siberia and Japan,|way of the Byron hotel Sunday ill be held by the He night, the city authorities have tem Immigrant porarily turned the little bey over to the Children's Society of Wash r Cholum congre | ington, at EB. 65th #t. and 33rd ave 17th ave. and Yesler way. |N. FP Speakers will include the Rev. Dr Meanwhile, Investigation of those R. Kornblith, of New York, and | desir Jopt him will be made +Ra + Glazer; Bro Kornbtith; youre-him a good home. is threo months old ap proximate! ump, and has hair and bl eyes City how i physicians pronounce him @ fine specimen Bank’s Resources to Be Used in Seattle the Bank of | of more than $100, behalf of the 1 welfare of That resources California, totaling 000,000, wil] be used and industr is the substan by Frank F f the ba week's with Wagner, of the Seat commer le for a Manager E. C. tle branch Mayor Hanson has appointed At torney L. B. Stedman, of the firm et} Hastings & Stedman, as a city li brary trustee. Stedman succeed | Dr. J. Allen Smith, professor of po [litical ecenomy at the University of Washington — SOREN: ee } i i_— 1 FALLEN FOR FREEDOM Total American Army Casualties to Date Killed in action (including 396 at sea) nde Mea of | a : | insued by the United States war department Sunda In ‘and Mond of nine Seattle folloy erely J. Met xt of kin Mra. Lenora J eh, TF Thomas Hughes, next of kin William Ro Hughes, RO F. Stanley A. McCarthy, next of kin C. Po MeCarthy, $11 Fred’'k B. Me n Mra Ida Th. Mercer, 192 > ; bn, next of kin Mra, Lottie Vaughn, 4019 La reon, next of kin Cecil Shockey, 1780% Aiki rby, next of kin V Kirby, 'Sr., Western Com, Co ported minsing In action | Private Er next of kin Mrs. Emma Ritchie, 211 Union st, and Private Clare next of kin Mrs, Mary McLoughlin 155 2ist ave, wou degree undetermined Washington state casualties, including 41 Washington men, are as follows | DIED OF WwouUNDs | Name Address Next of Kin | cergt. Arthur G. Smith 30 ri Mrs. Alzona Smith | Private Adolph I’, Retfreund W. Hettfreund torp. Te Leg rivate I Rit ate J Mra, Nina. Dray rivate Harry Mrs. Minnie Brown rrivate Lee Gle Spokane Mra. Emma Underwood vrivate Edward Willin Marysville Mrs. John Williams srivate Clarence P. Aranor Seattle Mrs. Mary: McLoughlin ECTION NO. 2 | KILLED IN ACTION . | Name Address Next « | Private ben Doan on Alger Mra, Sarah I | farry lL. Causiand . Anacortes Herbert A P B. Lafblom 1 Parl Mat | Private Steven Sherin .............. Enumelaw. sys. ss Apolonia Sherin | wounp eret. Arthur K. Armington Warren Armington Robert Yuil Mra e Ww Prairie.) Peter st Stanwood. Mra, Olivia | Private David A. Sundstrom Corp. Ivan W, Hoyt Private Private Robert I | Priva Priva Private Bi Private Algie J. Pierce Private Paul D. Perry r Roy M, Ide Fr Mercer WouNpED Lieut, Warland G. Cuth Lenora J, Mc Mrs. Hazel Dayton Mra, Fannie Minnick Mrs, Hannah atile Mrs rt Angeles ney rmington ham -Mrs res John Sundstrom Mra. Nellie Hoyt Willlam R. Hughes Mrs, Marie D. Kneeland Estella Tucker Mrs. natchee ehali Lremerton MISSING IN ACTION Private Raymond Vaughn eattl Mra, Lottie M.\ Private Lester Patterson Beattte Ae MY Private Harry C. Sarff sree Everett Mrs. Rachel V. § | private Willem J. 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