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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
BRAZIL, READY TO co TO war
WITH KAISER; MAY SEIZE SHIPS

First-To break relations.
Second--To confiscate all Ger
man vessels in Brazilian ports in
retaliation for the unwarned sink
ing OF the Parana.
Third--to declare war.
Universal comment on the part OF
the press and the public today held
that the first two steps were SIM
ply forerunners of war, and an inn
mediate declaration. taking the
final step. would be better.
U. S. Has Big Effect
Declaration of war by the United
States had a tremendous effect in
Brazil. There has been a revival
OF a pan-American sentiment for
unity of action with the United
States because, 1t was held, Bra
zil's interests are closely inter-
woven with Americas.
Street demonstrations for war
and against Germany continued to-
day. The government has placed
l0avy guards around all the Ger
man steamships, as we'll as around
the German and Austrian CON
sulates and legations.
President Braz is constantly con-
ferring with his cabinet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
Two Brothers Have
Already Died; Two
More Join US. Navy

When the first Canadian army
vent over 10 France there we're
two brothers in the ranks naved
Vinton. They fought and lost
their lives.
Monday a third brother--A. B.
vinton-climbed the stairs to the
u. s. navy recruiting office. in the
American bank building. and began
asking questions about the service,
He was quiet chap and spoke
little.
"1ll GO he said finally The
raval surgeon passed him. for his
body was sound.
rive another brother left. he
auddenly exclaimed. I'm going to
send for him.
Then the recruit wrote a tele.
gram to the last OF the brothers
somewhere in Idaho. He's expect
ed here tomorrow.
Two OF the Vintons are under
the soil In Flanders. Two others
will sail away from Seattle under
the Stars and Stripes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
Will
OUTLINE new
POSITION SOON

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Austria for
roily broke relations Uith the United States
today.
The Austrian charge ZUiedinek, called
at the state department and asked for his
passports. He informed the department the
order for his action lDas issued yesterday.
A short time earlier Minister StoUaL at
Berne cabled the department that the brenk
lUas ordered yesterday.
Ambassador Penfeld knows nothing Of
the break, as he left Vienna on April7.
Turkey and Bulgaria are expected to
take similar action at any time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
U. S. CAN HAVE
MILLION MEN
BY END OF YEAR
How to Supply the Army
With Munitions Explain
ed by Expert
AT THE FRONT BY XMAS
BY BASIL IA. MANLY

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Apiil 2.
The United States is In the war
flut all authorities agree We will
play no part OF military conse.
auence until Ne have a million
armed. trained and equipped men
for the field
And II is entirely possible for
the United States 20 start nov and
train its millicn men. and have
them on tho battle front THIS
YEAR.
THE government has already
worked out plsns and figures or
what 10 needed 20 equip such an
army. In addition TO the stocks on
hand.
First OF alt. let Nv see what
arms and ammunition an army OF
900 600 raen needs. Careful study
~ military attaches of the expert.
ences Of the nations row at war
shows thnt tho absolute minimum
requirements 'or a million soldiers
are as follows
i.3oo. 600 rifles.
2a.eo5 machine guns.
100. GOO. 900 cartridges.
3,2cs field ouns.
100000 rounds OF field ar
tillery ammunition.
This represents simply what
they MUST have RS initial equip.
ment.
In addition. the Investigations OF
:he T. 4. war college show that
provision would have to be made
Tor supplying EACH MONTH after
they enter the field. one.t~elfth as
many rifles. machine guns and
field guns and about one-fourth as
much small arm and artillery am
uunition as was initiaily supplied.
Now let VS. zee what the govern.
n'ent has on hand to supply such a
first million men:
Rifles are the first requirement.
and 400 GOO would he needed. We
find that on Jan Of this year the
govetnment hfd OF hand i,023.000
rifles. and since that time has
probably added about $4,000 more
I here is no reason. therefore. as
far as snail rrms are concerned,
Why a million men could not he
IMMEDIATELY enlisted and start.
ed drilling. within three months
more the entire initial supply OF
Continued on page ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
COAST STATES
CALLED ON TO
SPEED CROPS
Meeting to Be Held Here
Thursday for State Food
Mobilization
COAST MEET IN FRISCO

A conference OF represe rts.
sises from the commercial and
agricultural. labor. and grange
organizations and the higher
Institutions OF learning in the
entire state will be held In Sc.
attic Thursday under the aus
piees of the Chamber OF Com
rneree and Commercial Club 20
lay plans for Tire mobilization
Of the food forces OF the state
In lire with the suggestions
made by Gov. Lister In his
proctsmstion last week
Seattle has taken the initiative
and. M meeting called by Coun-
Is Auditor Wardall Saturday. ten.
tative plans were laid and com.
mittee appointed To draft scheme
of organization.
4 Joint board TO he composed OF
cne county commissioner. the
county school super intendent. sew
On road supervisors. the commits
sioner OF public welfare. and the
purchasing aud property agent.
viii be responsible for all
oi the work In the county. The
board will appoint subcommittees
The actual administration will
be- handled by County Agricultur.
ist RAIDER and specialists chosen to
assist him.
What Crops 20 Plant
The administration will call mass
meetings thruout the county and
enlist volunteer workers.
II will be the aim to organize
.he farmers to plant acreage in
certain crops. these crops to be
designated by the 4. s. department
OF agriculture. Also TO obtain the
consent OF owners OF vacant land
to public cultivation.
Farmers will be aided to obtain
seed and win be urged TO increase
The production Of poultry The aid
of the business men In marketing
the crops also will be solicited.
Also City Organized
Within the county organization
viii he a city organization. admin
istered by one representative each
from the schoci board. home eco
nomics department OF the schools,
organized labor. commercial organ
ization. paren;.Teacher associa-
ton. women's clubs and other civil
organizations and two representa-
tives of the city to be named by
Mayor GIN.
The actual administrative force
OF the city will be selected by this
board.
II will lie the aim In the city TO
foster backyard and vacant let gar
Gening thru the schools and to aid
In preserving and mark citing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

There has been no change. how
ever. IN the status OF relations be.
tween this government and Turkey
and Bulgaria. II was officially
stated
Sweden will assume charge
Of Austrian interests in the
United States. Baron Zwiedinek
informed the state department.
The president will communi-
cate the latest development TO
congress and outline the course
Of action contemplated.
In his war message to con-
eress. President Wilson re.
served the right TO discuss the
Austrian situation at a later
date. But whether he will de-
clare state OF war against
Austria is said to b. dependent
upon Austria's position.
mediately available for Baron
Zwiedenik. for Count Tarnowski-
who has never been received as
ambassador for the entire en-.
bassy staff and for all Austrian con.
sulsr. diplomatic and commercial
attaches.
The Germany party that sailed
with Won Bernstorff when he was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

Familiar things have suddenly
become strange.
II your business takes you TO one
OF the big industrial plants some
where In Sesttle"--the war depart
ment doesn't want us TO be any more
explicit than thst--your everyday
hustle ia abruptly halted at the gate
by q boy in oiive-drab. with big
gun. You recognize instantly tho
bare common sense OF the precau-
ton, and conform not only meekly.
but eagerly: but the matter-of-fact
old plant has taken on new, grim
meaning, and the meaning is;
WAR"
Women are still buying Easter
fnery But
In a huddle OF women penned In
the Bon Marche entrance to escape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
BY n. 3. ROBERTSON

N. D. fNoo Z N SSiN
United Press staff Correspondent
RIO DE JANElRo. April g.
Announcement Of Brazil's de-
cision against Germany was
momentarily expected today.
Meanwhile thousands Of Ger
mans were preparing to quit
the country.
First steps OF retaliation
against Germany for sinking Of
the Brazilian steamer Parana
and the killing of Brazilian
citizens. may be seizure Of the
al German steamships.
Officials are still Withholding
any announcement of course o
action. The president and his min
listers conferred today. Foreign
Minister Muller declared:
"Brazil's action will depend upor
her own investigation of the sink
ing OF the Parana, regardless o
what course other government:
may adopt"
Government Slow
1t was apparent today that
despite the public demonstration.
In favor of war against Germany
the government is exceedingly re
luctant TO sanction such move
Minister Muller was quoted in one
Rio newspaper today ms assertine
that Brazil would break rela ions
with Germany only II necessary.
As against this. practically every
newspaper Is demanding
war.
1t was generally admitted that
Brazil has three courses open to
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
WOMEN HAVE OWN
WAY FOR SHOWING
THEIR PATRIOTISM
By Mabel Abbott

Lilies and guns.
Easter hats and marching men,
Bugle with young energy like the voices OF
cockere lust learning sabbing tho commonplace
din OF traffic s,eesharp message: I'VE ARE AT
! WAR;
Scattles early wartime physiognomy is eonfusedke the
ace who has decided that the noise downstairs
Is really burglar and getting into his and hunt
hing the time He is rising to the
.sion all right and heroic figure but he is also
conventional
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

the stand we had taken.
Well, they recognize this is no
picnic" said the man behind me.
After that he applauded more en-
thu<astically.
And he was the man who finally.
when the war resolution was thun.
derously adopted by the preat aud
ience, threw his hat In the air
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
ADVERTISING MANAGERS
DAILY TALK
The Markets of a
Great City

Are brought right to
you every day by the
advertising columns Of
The Star. In a city
as big as Seattle, with
all the live stores that
are here, there are
bound to be many fine
bargains. You will at
all times find the cream
Of them in this paper
because
The best offerings Of
Seattle's best stores APP
pear regularly in The
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
ings and a jewelers. display.

Did you notice what a quiet crowd
II was that watched the parade Sat
urday night? so quiet that, as the
line went down First ave. we on
Second could hear the feet Of the
marchers on the bricks %ot the
Ibstinate quiet OF antagonism. but
The quiet that comes Of looking
fIcts in the face.
We'll. it's right" said the man
behind me in the Arena 10 the
woman beside him. '1Ns right, and
I'm here to show think So" But
there was no cheerfulness In his
voice, and he Joined only family in
the applause at first. The speakers
began 10 talk or the cost In life and
money and pain to this country, OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
Penfield at Zurich

ZURICH. April 9,--Ffederick G.
penfield. American ambassador to
Vienna. arrived here today en-
route TO France aad Washington.
He insisted he had not been noti.
fled of any break in relations be-
tween Austria and the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

snONer 5afuFHaf bltsfHooHs pflt
voice rose above the rest
He says to me last night. II you
amt got uniform now. you're
called a Stacker And | says. 'You
can 20 II you want TO; | can get
my old job back any day. can
take care OF myself. all right.
And in a milliner's shop on upper
Second ave. woman trying on a
hat like a rainbow. suddenly laid II
down and said TO the saleswoman.
My son is going To the aviation
school next week" And the sales
woman answered. My friend
Joined the navy yesterday
Two girls. their skirts far too
short. their lips far too red. their
lsshes far too heavy with paint
drifted giggling down the street.
with long glance for every uni.
form. One dragged the other to-
ward the door OF ten-cent store.
Gee. what We goin' in here for?"
sHtlltu tHf uIdEkFu pUts
Flags" retorted the other brief.
ly. Nobody looks at you II you
aIn't got flag
A little dressmaker hurried for
the car II ever there was a wom-
an who had no time OF her own. II
rs she. Il cant come down to the
parade tonight che told me over
her shoulder i Just took 20 Yards
OF ganze to the Red Cross. and I'm
taking home so yards more to do. :"
In fashionable tea shop, a
wealthy woman. who lives well out
OF the city. looked at me with trou-
BILE in her eyes. around one OF the
forest Of Easter lilies that perfum ed
the luxurious room.
Il didn't realize" she said. u
didn't realize. ! saw In the papers.
Of course. that war had been de.
clared. and ! knew recruiting wat
going on. and all that. but it Ia so
quiet and peaceful out where we
live. that didn't realize. wonder
n It vas like that in England at
first II there weren't many people
there who didn't realize -"
Men make their great decision In
all SORTS OF queer places.
One OF the coast artillery recruit
ing stations is flimsy table and
pair OF camp chairs in a doorway
between a window full OF silk stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
~" Boat After One
More Brazil Ship

PARIS. April 9-The Brazilian
consul notified his government to-
day that German U-boat three
times attempted TO sink another
Brazilian ship which has just dock.
cd at Nigo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

10 and
10 the am he ge o the eWOH.
o. a
ran
of
fatew dbcSn"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
WAR BULLETINS

NEW YORK April s-An Austrian ship. in American
os,on taken plse. between this eour
ty and AussrsHunssy Ths fresh'er rranoons in phis
York hsrsors were taken shortly after
Seizure Of the Austrian sni makes total Of es23
seifsd since the declaration Of war sssns, Germany
szIsoooooo for the msntsn.ne OF the regular army for the
current reported to the senate today Senator Cham
An appropriation of 100000 for the squadron
The military academy su carrying s,4sooo also wa. re.
ported.
|
WASHINGTON April s-w.hou. diseus.i or bill provid-
ing for punishment for destruction Of materials
I. the first legislation passed aimed activities OF
plo',e- The bill cover, destruction Of war material Of all
kinds railways docks ~1srves railway terminals munitions
and anything that could be construed as useful " the carrying
carrie, penalty OF fine OF $4,000 ard 60
onnent for conviction
Los ANGELES, April s.-Johr ouhn arrested 9I
Un.a states. soeossuu to telegram. to officer. here
Aside from stating that Dunn believed to be foreigner and
has spent money freely during his .ojoorn In the imperial
valley, federal officers would not discuss the case
CHICAGO, April s-causse denuneiatIon as "saeser."
and eoards had visible effect upon hundreds who storm
ed the aeors ., the marriage s ners oa. !" two
closed to prevent r'otins ,
County officials estimated that fully 1000 marriage licenses
would be issued by night
Ell pAso April srour train loads Of mureula's troop.
,,.. .r ca. Grand. ,oa,v No ..psn,,o, !. ov.n Co.
latest movements border.
NEW YORK April s-Tne American liner St. Louis frs.
vessel flying the American flag to make
round trip thru the oermsn submarine ZONE aoeksd here to-
sunners frownna because they had not been given
their Workmanship.
he without sensation. Lieut. H. e. knsupp,
battleshp Arixons. and OF 20
watch.
WASHINGTON April s--wi.h an increase Of st.4ooooo
boosts department
sundry civil bill
ably today Altogether the bill carries s44
475,367.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
Rev. Carter n. Jones

f
belief that could be
Diego
of
rsof gold.
OF land
of of
of that
Awnh kuasdge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

of men and participating Saturday night the
Arena Seae outporng heard Rev Carter
Helm Jones' of the First Baptist church. deliver address tngng
with which brought the audience cheering wild
k feet Thousands heard but good many thousands
could
these that The Star directs this message The Star wishes
that and great could read the inspired
words this OF God Barren indeed of love of country he in
whom they do not stir an answering thrill!
Listen Nov the agony of Gethsemane of waiting is
and going forth united people, be bear
sacca The blood o Washington Lincoln o Jefferson
and das and Monroe OF Deca and Andye1c Jackson Of
and Far0g and Lee and SoncaH Jackson,
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

Japanese children have to learn
an alphabet OF 5000 lettars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

THE FASTEST GROWING PAPER
IN THE NORTHWEST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

pASO, April eFour train loads Of Murguias troops
Carranxsta general in suddenly
Grande today No explanation given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

Men make their great decision In
all SORTS OF queer places
One OF the coast artillery recruit
ing stations is a flimsy table and
pair OF camp chairs In a doorway
between a window full OF silk stockl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

WASHINGTON, April e--Wth increase OF St.aooO0O
large boosts In department the
military and sundry civil bill reported
ably today Altogether the bill carries st44
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

Los ANGELES April s-John Duhn arrested at e.
Centre TO-DAY. charged with Implication plot against
United States according ssesrams to federal officers
Aside stating that Dunn believed TO be foreigner
money freely during his sojourn In the
valley. federal officers would not discuss the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

Tonight and Tuesday showers"
sayc the weather man. But who
should worry today as long as old
sol shonc for the ladies' Easter
Sunday
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-08
Mntifirdlidc &cte in Tranfreid.

9as bDadn0ii@e 8latt n@ti6tf@e
gourant" in Utrecht i@reibt in elmer
jiinsiten Mummsr: vMan piirbe meiz
men, bob bos j@tper 9epriifte 5ranfz
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tommen lpdre unb einen anbern Meg
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ger Sen papit. 9ieier ipare Der Sell
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reid ooer Stalten t0nnte nod mebr
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geftnnt als bic beuti@en r0mti9ztatz
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man bon. elmer MISUNDERSTANDING Der
tpeltlt@en pdpitli@en Ma@t nno OPP
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berporragenb i'm Sntereiie Der &riegsz
gefangenen aues tut, mas in feiner
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griff."
9ieie Musfiibrun9en bes boudnbiz
f@en 8lattes ftl0en ibr @eitenftid
in M%euberungen zines fran50lii@en
Mfumptiontiten, Ser tur5lt@ auf Der
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be pb fetnes Heterogeneous 10 febr
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gungen unb nerlsben6er 8emerfungen
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fran56fi@e @eiitlt@e ertlGrte, 6aB ct
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i'm 3Irt@er !9Dtel murbe, un6 ben
@egfau aler Beldftigungen auf ben
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tat empfunben b1be.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-08

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