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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26
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Die OiiliHebam'iden Gbeipirren &C.
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Rsfultat bersefrissu

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
DEPUTY ON TRAIL
OF SECOND GANG
OF YOUNG FIENDS

Disclosure OF second gang Of
youthful motorcycle thugs. who
have been operating on the North
Trunk road. leading past the Seat.
tie Country club. and which has
been carrying on "A regime OF at.
tscks on young girls. was made
known Friday by Deputy Prose
cutor Patterson.
George Red" Biladeau. a men,
Der Of tho first gang. was found
guilty this week.
Following Biladeau's conviction.
have obtained certain knowledge
OF another gang" said Deputy
Prosecutor Patterson. land ! hope
to make some arrests soon"
The new gang has been operat-
ing in the district where the dead
body Of Ruby DeMeritt was re-
Gently found.
This is the most dastardiy bit
OF criminal work ever pcrpetrated
in King county" said Patterson.
and propose to deal harshly
with every boy who has had any
thing TO DO with it."
Those who are stu in tail await
ing trial in connection with the
Biladeau case are: Ewart Peter
son. Ernie Strickland, Carl Hedeen.
Carl shorty" Johnson. Dewey Pat
terson and Toss Miller
Three other arrests are expect.
ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02

In France and the other allied
countries. provisions have been
made to place at the disposal OF
American avlators the airplanes
necessary TO enable them TO take
part in the air battles OF next
spring.
On the whole western front.
extending from the North Sea
TO Switzerland. the arrival OF
the American air fleet Is ans-
lousy awaited. This fleet must
consist OF n mighty battle fleet
and huge bombing squadrons
as well.
u. S. Airmen Needed Early
The BATTLE FLEET Is the do
oisive element in the supremacy
OF the air. The allies must have a
large number OF pursuit squadrons
efficiently armed and piloted by
daring ayiators
The American fleet OF battle
planes will enable the allies 10 Sc
cure indisputable supremacy OF the
air. But they must come AZ the
earliest possible date and take
their place In tho struggle. because
the supremacy OF the air for 1918
will be decided during the first
months OF the spring.
Tho American air fleet must
therefore be at the front by early
spring in great numbers. 1t WILL
be there II American industry turns
out It's products quickly on n large
scale.
Bombers Mean Victory
The AMERICAN 30 NJ b y G
SQUADRONS also will contribute
greatly to success. Since 1915,
French aviation has been making
bombarding raids The raids upon
Karlsruhe in 1915. made by 20
bombing planes. brought upon the
Germans a Justified terror, In that
expedition over 200 persons were
killed and wounded. and for many
months that reprisal raid stopped
German bombing of French towns.
But in 1917 bombardment Of de-
fenseless English and French
towns by German planes began
again. In which London and Dun
kirk suffered most.
Public opinion In America has
been aroused against these non
military bombardments. and has
suggested reprisals Such bonn.
bnrdments have been effected,
Dresden and Frankfort. for ex-
ample. having been visited by
French planes.
But the people OF America must
realize that II Is much more diff
cult for the allies to carry ont
bombing expeditions than for the
enemy.
Tho same distance which will
take the German machines over
London or Paris. will only take the
allied machines over Belgian or
French towns in the invaded terri.
tory, and still quite far from impor-
tant German towns.
U. S. Plans Bombing Fleet
The problem of bombardment Is
more difficult for the allies; this is
why we should 80 at II with all our
might
AT THE REQUEST OF THE
FRENCH GOVERNMENT, THE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
u. s. PLANS TO JOIN IN AIR RAIDS
OVER GERMANY next SUMME r
Written Exclusively for The Star by
MAJOR JOSEPH TULASNE
Head Of the French Commission on Aviation.

Copyright, 19T)
The Allies anxiously awaiting the aid of the Ameri-
air fleet II this fleet in time for the 1918 bat
ties, it will be the deciding factor
The of 1917 has been marked by very spirited
battles for the supremacy of the air During these battles
the losses of the allies have been great but those of
enemies still greater.
At present getting ready to profit by the hull
which the rains will in air raids and organize
large fleets of well armed and equipped planes for the
spring of 1918
The American people have understood admirably the
part which American aviation is to play in this gigantic
struggle and the enthusiasm of the American people and
its will intervene order to blind the army of the
enemy has enabled congress to pass aviation bill of
S6a0 100000.
The officers in charge Of the organization and develop
ment of American aviation and the business who have
spontaneously offered their services and business expe
ence have done great deal during the last six months
Aviation schools have sprung up all the country
Several nj present working full speed Hundreds of
pilots full OF dash being trained there with the
zeal which they showed in the university games.
American engineers acting for the United States signal
and the aircraft production board of the council of
national defense have designed and constructed powerful
motor and the workshops for motors and airpanes at
the height of their organization and development.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
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CSC: t5c can Hilfs red can coffee. SIC. :
pkg. Creamsttcs. sSc. stall iss. good
hard wheat patent flour. s. IS sack: best
local patent flour. s. e5 sack; best hard
wheat flour, ss75 sack : cans peas. 7sc
stalls $3.50. good Burbank potatoes.
81 80. squash or pumpkins. &c Ii. Sugar
stall. : lbs. sugar. See; WestlRke Special
flour. fa76 sack. Gold Bond flour. sass
sack.
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Pianos of
Highest Grade

Offered AZ ridiculoualy low prices
during November 10 introduce tho
firm name OF Meyer a Daughter.
Prices on the best OF pianos. player
pianos and baby grands have been
cut TO such an extent tina, Il viii
be tho talk Of the town. Wo have
choaen this means Go make known
our new firm name and fix our 10.
cation. 1921 Third ave. in tho mind
III every ono Interested IN pianoa
New pianos az prices asked by 9th.
era for secondhand Instruments of
inferior grade
Such famous pianos as Dehr
Bros. Cable Nelson. Foster and tho
magnificent St-tch & Zoidler.
whlch sell every where from 1878 to
$3.50 so this month fo- 1925 TO
$3.50 Player pianos reduced from
800 and $500 10 $3.50 and up. Baby
grands reduced TO 5000. These are
all tho highest grade. New. medium
grade pianos for ti65 Used pianos
from $50 up. Terms on new pianos
as low as s. per month.
MEYER & DAUGHTER
1871 Third Ave. North % Pine
largest Capital Smallest Expense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
BLAINE TO GIVE OUT
Statement TO CLUB

President Julian Shay OF the
King County Democratic club To-
day received n letter from Chair.
man Blaine OF the state public
service commission 20 the effect
that letter has been pre-.
pared by the state board 20 be
read ~ the club meeting Saturday
noon. explaining It's attitude In
tue recent gas rate case.
Tho club meets AZ the Good Eats
cafeteria.
Gerald Relf viii address the
meeting on his experiences IN the
British transport service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02

GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED
STATES HAS DECIDED TO OR.
CAME A POWERFUL BOMB
ING FLEET.
These bombing squadrons. like
the battle fleet. must be ready for
action in the early spring
Then a systematic bomhardment
OF open German cities carried out
relentlessly day and night, without
interruption-in answer TO the
commandments the Germans have
been carrying on for the last three
years in violation OF all laws
OF warfare - Will contribute i'm.
mensely TO destroy the morale of
the German people and 20 hasten
an honorable peace
Planes TO End War
How is II possible TO save time
and thereby save human lives? BY
spending money. by applying to
the creation OF the American air
fleet the wonderful Industrial or.
ganization OF the country; and
finally, by shipping the finished
products fearlessly. facing all risks.
The bill for $4,000, 600 is
already a great effort: but IT
is NOTHING compared with
the money needed. BY lncreas-
ing the present appropriation
for aviation, perehance TO dou-
bic its amount. by giving i'm
portant contracts, the indus
trial concerns will be enabled
70 organize their resources so
as to turn out the products
with greater speed.
THE SOONER ERICAN
PLANES APPEAR OK THE
FRENCH FRONT. THE SOONER
THE WAR WILL BE ENDED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
Vessel Movements

ARRIVED At SEATTLE NOV.
Saginaw. San Francisco. Via Port
Angeles. 10 e. m.
Precedent. Vancouver. II. c.. . 80 u. IN.
LRtuuChe. Tacoma. 30 y. m.
SAILED FROM SEATTLE NON.
Rainier, san Francisco, y. m.
Despatch. y ~. Alnska u. m.
Shlnsci MRru, Oriental ports, y m.
Marlposa. Anchorage, vita 3 r. and
= W Alaska. y. IN.
Fulton, Tacoma, . n. m.
Admiral Farragut, Everett. 4 a. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
PLAYS AMERICAN
SONG AND RESIGNS

BOSTON. Nov. a. DR.. Karl
Muck, n German subject, after lead
ing the Boston Symphony Orches-
ira in playing the Star Spangled
Banner in concert in symphony
Hall here today. resigned imme-
diately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02

Stall S. best Jersey butter. soc 10
fun cream cheese. soc ID. Stall a.. round
steak. zoe ID; sirioin steak. zoe IN. Stall
?. Tree tea. sic 10 red salmon. 2sc can:
Harvest Gem pumpkin, loo can; Triscuit.
itc pkg. Anderson'a family flour. etaoin
sack; Burbank potatoes, $3.50 sack:
American sRrdines. cans 25e tomato
soup, Toe can. Stall So cup cakes. soc
doz. cinnamon rolls. i5c dos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02

StonE's. Mason fruit Jars. soc doz qts,
zoe dog pts, Csc can Hershey's Cocoa.
ibc. 3 pkEs. corn flakes. l6c. Stall ~,
fresh Washington creamery butter. soc
ID: coffee. soc value. 2bc. Stall is,
Gravenstein apples. 800 box. Stall 10.
fresh ground peanut butter. iso ID:
sauerkraut. 2 OTIS ESQ Sugar stall. law
lbs. cane sugar. csc, lbs. S5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02

Thomas A. Edison has been on
the high seas for the past 10
weeks. looking for a U-boat cure.
We hope he isn't still AT sea.