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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1914

Page

3

Photo Plays the Double Bunny Bill at Colonial Theatre

The Colonial Theatre screens two Vitagraph comedies The Honeymooners and Such a Hunter, plus Essanay drama The Devil's Signature and Biograph tale The New Reporter. Circuit listings note shows at Alhambra and other houses, with five cent admissions and first run policy.

Colonial Theatre Bunny Vitagraph Circuit Theatre Marion Allen and Franklin John Bunny the New Reporter

Programmed Plays At Pleasant Hour and Home Till Wednesday

The listings show a mix of dramas and comedies including On Rugged Shores Universal Ike Jr in His City Elopement The Hedge Between The Little Autogomobile Love or a Throne Their Little Ones and more with Golden Opportunities in Star Want Ads seeking readers for upcoming performances.

Rugged Shores Universal Ike, Jr

Lay Down Your Arms and a Soldier's Farewell

A fictional diary scene from Baronesa Bertha von Suttners wartime narrative shows Arno leaving for battle after comforting his wife. She wrestles with fear and duty, seeking to bolster his resolve while fearing the deadly risks of war and imagining his possible wounds. The narrative ends with a quiet, sorrowful goodbye, promising continuation.

Bertha von Lattner American Peace Society

British Aim At Button To Kill German

A London Standard report of wounded soldiers from France recalls wartime sayings about German uniforms. A Yorkshire light infantryman notes blue gray gear blends with light, but buttons and badges reveal moving troops in sun. The saying is Aim at a button a mile off and you hit a German in the stomach.

London France London Standard Yorkshire Light

King Albert Drives Back the Germans at Antwerp

Belgian forces under King Albert repel a German corps near Antwerp after four days of harrying. A Landsturm and 10 000 sailors were opposing Belgians who pressed the attack toward Brussels before German reinforcements arrived. Losses are described as enormous.

Antwerp von Kluck France Landsturmers Albert Brussels

Vancouver Board of Trade Letter Forces Star Correction

Vancouver Board of Trade urges Seattle Star to publish a correction after alleging the Canadian Pacific Railway sent workers to the front. Blair seeks a public retraction, stating CP Rail did not lay off trains and warning misstatements harm traffic and regional goodwill between Seattle and Vancouver.

Vancouver B. C The Star Europe Hoard of Trade Seattle Chamber of Commerce Seattle Star Canadian Pacific Railway Company Englend Seattle Vancouver Board of Trade Sth W. A. Blair

Red Star Finland Officers Confirm Russian Troop Move

Officers of the Red Star liner Finland report Russian troops moved from England to France. They confirm Southampton port was closed during the Russian movement.

New York Red Star Finland England France Southampton

Plan for Meet Berlin Meat Supply Restrictions

PLAN FOR MEET BERLIN, SEPT. 14. The federal council has forbidden slaughtering calves under 165 pounds and cows under years old to assure meat supply for the coming year.

Berlin Federal Council

large Austrian prisoners held by Russians reported

A Petrograd dispatch via Paris says roughly 200000 Austrian prisoners are in Russian custody.

Rome

French Aviator Wrecks German Plane After Chase

A French aviator chased a German bomber dropping bombs on France and wrecked the enemy craft killing two observers, a captain and a lieutenant, in a clash reported by Reuters.

London France Reuters

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