The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 11

<f REE! RREX"* ‘MATINEE TOMORROW m (SATURDAY, 10 A. M.) WOMEN ONLY = The First 500 Women at the Doors of the Rex Theatre Tomorrow, 10 a. m., Admitted Free A THE Be ed a Dialect at ene 13, 1919. ONLY OF FOOD i Alles Relief Mere Ration, Says American N. HA. Special to The Star _ | NEW YORK, June 12.-"A half |pound of unsalted American bacon! and one pound of flour each week in |what the distribution of allied food ae: rmany amotnts to for h in| habitant. And German gratitude to Amerion for this small portion is pitiful.” So says Mrs Cleveland, sunt from Ger jmany after four and a half years idence in Bertin, With her ts her yearold son who went to Germany In 1914 to study music } “Conditions in Germany, so far as Johann Neck, of arrived |teed 1a concerned, are as bad as they were during the war,” mys Mrs. Reck, “Little children, along the jstreet talk of nothing but food. Tur EVER DONE FOR YOU? = ‘ | nipe boiled In alt water-—no fata to fry them in-—were the principal food j throughout the winter “A loaf of bread a week for each person was the allowance during the winter, and if a pernon bad any flour! this was deducted from the bread al lowance “Frequently I have stolen ont to| the public made for the poor—poor noup ft was and sometimes to the kitchens of the middie classes to get a little something to add to our meager fare.” After the United States entered the war, Mrs, Reck and her son were re quired to report twloe daily to. the police, Mre. Beck was conducting Jolasnes in English in the German joapital and had more puptis than she | could handle, for far-soeing Germans had no intention of remaining tn ir many after it became apparent that Germany faced defeat “Theft to have become al most Germany. After the companied the va rto men would stand on| - loaded with “Tab ast night's raids, would tell prospective buyers. lost valuable clothing thru theft. | -ruderculosts and various skin disease due to Insufficient food ere | Jarmingly prevalent thruou, the kitehens where soup was AND _ WOMEN THE FATAL S$EP AND ITS SISTER WIFE MUSBAND SWEE TREAAT SHOULD 100% BETTER THAN "DAMAGED GOODS * i SAO Wok Admited S225" “Meantime, large quantities of American meat intended for Ger many were piled up on the docks at Copenhagen, rotting in the sun when we left. Dock strikes had! completely ertppled transportation . A Iittle suceren tn apt to make | small man dizzy THN PEOPLE. SHOULD. TAKE Jedging Se the countless p « eatments which are 27 COOTIES HOLD se, | HUN CAPITOL ” | Reichstag Building Looted by Red Soldiers to The Star by N. FE. A) in ‘ BERLIN, June 13. 5 Th come home to roost.” CEORHA BAMELEON, the pests which Germany brought on oan weakness are often due to starv wor! wtarted Nerves. Our bodies need more phos: | (he World when she priced phate than ts contained in modern | W&F—cooties—has invaded the very foods. Physicians claim there is | precincts of the German government. Dothing that will supply this de- r 6 Weiter ficiency so well as the organte Matar i EOD. gre dhe oso yer phate known among druggists wanted to move to the butkiing of itro- phosphate, which is ine: pane oo structure full of lies, left by the fion or money back, By feeding the |‘TooPs of the revolution quartered nerves directly and by supplying the | therein during the Liehknecht up: body cells with the necessary phos-|risings. Sulphur has failed to re |phoric food elements, bitro-phon 4 h move the vermin and the place has pI should produce a weleome transformation in the appearance, | been hermetically sealed for 40 days, And one of being astonishing. portals. Iner in weight also carries with I general improvement in| Moreover, the rich furnishings and | health. . Nervousness, sieepleneness | 0 the fittings of the building have been and lack of energy, which nearly | damaged al soldiers to suc always accompany extensive thine ge bib arg sneer oth p00 ness, should soon disappear, dull eyes |"" extent that it will cont $100,000 ought to brighten, and pale cheeks |tO put it in shape again after the | glow with the bloom of perfect | bugs are exterminated Pe ce thin ane re ton. who | silk curtains have vanished, huge her own expe arm chairs that cost $500 each have Phospha pounds and never betore felt'wa well | weighing more than a ton each have CAUTION: Although bitro-phos- | been removed. |phate is unsurpassed for relieving | ‘The habit of theft that made the | Servousmese s itahould not Stag | Corman odious wherever he went ease weirht, who does not de- every race, no |ONE MAN STRIKE IS ENDED BY THE MATE) SAN FRANCISCO, June 13. After a vo € man sympathetic strikes the four |masted schooner Okanogan is in the stream. While the vessel was at Tonga, the native stevedores went on strike strikers fellow work home with him. (Special to The Star by N. F. A.) | Oo Another LONDON, June 13.—"The Chinese W Unbeatable |the European labor market, India with a population of over 300,000, “ | dustrial and political development These and other problema must, if | waro Sir Douglas Haig “Such |problems can be giving to matter to neglect military precautions, for A rugged drama of the ie do so would be to invite war.” great outdoors, with J. Warren Kerrigan —in— “Raiders of the Range” Sundays and Holidays. crew, a Hollander, served notice on Firet Mate A considered the color and would not work till the strike was settled, It is reported FOURTH AT PIKE oan Newmann laid the seaman out must eventually demand a place in 000, is turning toward social, in unsolved, give rise to mighty wars 99 how insignificant, a standard of life equal to our own, We have won this war, but we cannot afford 10 Afternoons Except and a member the Okanogan's | men 4O0HN DANZ, Mgr. with a hammer, “Chickens | the old Reichstag, they found the| the increase in weight frequently |sentries guarding each of its ten/| during the war has been carried | solved only by| marked by a one] Newmann that he| regardless of their race and| Our Army—Navy—Marine Corps Government Hospitals—Red Cross USED K C BAKING POWDER in the Great War Millions of pounds of K C Baking Powder were bought by our Gov- ernment for our troops overseas— more than of all other brands combined. 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By order of the government, every house in the town holated a red flag, the more |important street crossings and the | main thorofares were adorned with |red triumphal arches, bearing huge | portraits and busts of Marx, Engels, Lassalls, Lenine and Trotsky ‘The principal statues of Rudapest—some | of them, Ike that of the late Count Julius Andrassy, of considerable ar- tistic value—were hidden under the | \triumphal arches built around them. Hungary, which formed part of the Millonary monument, were removed while the huge model of St. Stephen's crown, which adorned the cupola of the Royal Palace, was covered by an enormous red phrygian cap. The town was full of excitement, cheers, Jand music, but perfect order pre: valled everywhere. | This excitement, however, was | only partly due to the festivities, | Jone of the principal causes underly ing it is the rapid and powerful of |FIND LAKE OF SODA di IN EASTERN AFRICA} MOMBASSA June 13-—Soeda, a lake of it sufficient to supply the housewives of the world, may be found in British t Africa, 260 miles west of Mombassa. The lake is 16 miles long and four miles wide Inflowing waters brought the soda deposit and the glare of the tropical sun has drawn the water from the lake, filled past the saturation point with the soda, till it is crystallized into a solid mass [ENTERTAIN FRENCH? | NOT THIS AUSTRIAN | N. I A. Special to The Star VIENNA, June 13.—Just because the French Economical mission was quartered in her palace, the Arch duchess Maria Theresa would stay no Jionger in Austria, Well, there may have been other reasons, but anyhow, she has gone to Switzerland. 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