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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-24
7 ROOMS-ti.500.


Low PRICED HOMES
RENTON HILL AND EAST UNION
DISTRICT
81, 000-4-room cottage, 23rd ave-.
near Columbia.
s2.100-2-room cottage. with beauti-
full level lot. 6Oxi1s. 23rd av.
S2,550-7-room house. with lot BOX
100 to 16-foot alley, goth ave.
81. 950-S-room modern house. 23rd
and Olive. Splendid bargain.
House would cost $4,000 to-
build today.
s2,s0o-7-room house and large, level
lot, 23rd ave. near Marion.
81. 500-s-room modern house. worth
$4,000. The lot you get for
nothing. This one has con-
crete basement and furnace.
and is in good condition.
81. 500-6-room modern; furnace:
laundry: fun concrete base
ment: lot f0Xs0: 18th ave.
50. j00-5-room house: furnace: fire
place: corner lot. 50x1oo.
Terms. $500 cash. balance
like rent.
So. 000-s-room house; concrete base
ment; lot 30x12S: 21st ave.
near +. Union. Terms $500
cash and $40 per month.
including interest.
AT McGILVRA'S PARK -
s2.5o0-7-room house. with lot COX
120 to 1s-foot alley.
BEACON HILL
81. 600-4-room modern cottage; lot
40x100. Excellent buy.
HALF-ACRE TRACTS adjoining
the south city limits. City water:
paved highway Prices s30e up;
Office open evenings and Sundays.
Our auto at your service.
J. u. McDERMOTT G. co.
2201 +. Union. Phone East 3e2.
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SAMUEL JOSEPH.
o26S 57th Ave. S.
At LAKE WASHINGTON AND
RAINIER AVENUE.
BEFORE BUYING SEE THIS DIS
TRlCT.
GOOD CAR SERVICE.
tLt5O-Fivc-room bungalow. large
lot; assessments in and
paid: overlooking lake; $500
down, balance as you Ike H.
81. 30O-l'our-roo furnished bunga-
low: two and n half blocks
10 car line. This In mighty
cheap and also good. $500
cash. balance rent money.
<0O-Fivc-room bungalow; two
blocks 20 car line: practical
~ new; $500 cash. balance
rent money
&LG0O-Flve-room bungalow; one
block TO car line. This " a
snap for the money. $500
cash. balance rent money
basis.
S2.f00-Fivc-room bungalow, partly
ly furnished One block to
can be arranged to suit.
SO, i0G-SiN-room bungalow, modern;
beautiful lot: house very
roomy; 5000 cash, balance TO
suit
{2.7J0-SiX-room modern bungalow:
interior finish right up TO
the minute: $3.50 cash, bal
ance same as rent
50. O00-Five-room modern new buny
galow; built-in features Of
every description; must be
seen to be appreciated; large
lot This property worth
$4,000, $500 cash, balance
can be arranged.
SO. 600-Six-room modern bungalow;
has all the latest built-in
features; large fireplace,
large tract Of ground. This
home has Individuality and
IL Just the place for a par
ticular person: $500 cash.
balance can be arranged to
suit
Have other good buys in homes. lots
and acreage.
SAMUEL JOSEPH.
926S 57th Ave. $.
At Lake Washington and Rainier
Ave.
open Sunday.
Auto Service.
Phone Rainier ~.
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$500 DOWN
s35 per month, for a thoroughly
modern 5-room house In Cap
itol Hin district: paved street;
all improvements in and paid:
cemented basement: furnace:
concrete retaining wall; SPLEEN
did view. An excellent value
at $3.50.
$500 DOWN
$40 per month. for beautiful
5-room bungalow. finished in
ornamental brick and stucco-
bricked up to windows and
stucco above-brlck piers and
front to porch: concrete porch,
steps and walk; breakfast
nook: fireplace and all modern
built-in features; cabinet
kitchen; concreted basement;
laundry trays; stucco finished
garage l6xl6. a snap at $3.50.
$500 DOWN
s35 per month, for nm up-to-date
Groom house. one-half block
from car line and paved street;
beamed living room. paneled
dining room: fireplace: china
closet: two bedrooms and bath
upstairs: cemented basement:
all improvements in and paid.
EXTRAORDINARY Nalue at S5,Vou.
$1,000 DOWN
$40 per month. for an up-to-the-
minute new 7-room house;
good district: convenient to car
line: large lot: hardwood floors
in living room, dining room and
hall: French doors between
living room and dining room;
fireplace: built-in buffet book
nlate rail and on hfpat
kitchen; linen closets with
cedar shelves: full cemented
basement: laundry room and
trays; furnace. Nothing lack
ing TO make Il thoroughly
modern and up TO date. Must
be seen to be fully appreciated.
4 big value at $500.
LIBERTY REAL ESTATE e.
INVESTMENT co.
SIS Green Bid. Phone Elliott 5601.
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COME ON. GET \ KICK
OFT or LIFE
WE'VE GOT THE CARS, THE
PRICES ARE RIGHT AND
THE TERMS ARE ALL.
YOUR OWN WAY.

1916 DODGE. Springfield
1917 OAKLAND SIX. like news 900
1917 BUICK SIX. swell car. $1,000
1917 MAXWELL. new tires. s ZOO
1916 OLDS S ROADSTER. old
tires ......... ........s..s NVu
car BUICK ROADSTER. fines $50
SIX. good
one .....-..s.s.....+$ 600
C-37 BUICK. 5-passenger....s $50
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MOVE RIGHT IN

Your opportunity 10 secure n real
HON" at price less than cost TO
produce. Large pBneled reception
room, woodwork all hand finished
and beautifully grained: roller
bearing door separating reception
hall from dining room: built-in
bookcaseF-Hnd fun size sideboard
IN dining room; kitchen just lit
a." more complete than any you
have seen In many a day. The
maple floor in the Kitchen is
worth not less than 500 per 1000
today Extra plumbing on back
porch
Three spacious bedrooms. large
closet and wardrobe in each room:
high gradc plumbing In bathroom
"A space FOR two beds on Sleep
ing porch
Three laundry tubs in basement. Ex-
ira fuel and furnace room.
Price $4,000; $500 cash. balance
monthly.
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A SUBURBAN RARGarN
FINE HOMES FOR SALE

| FINE HOMES FOR SALE
Elght-room modern; 2-story: full
basement. lot 75xfO2: one block
from two car lines. Price $3.50:
$1,000 cash.
3-room house: lot 135xi50: $3.50;
$500 cash.
5229 Ballard Ave. Ballard Sf3.
SAVE THAT REMIT WILL BUY
you home. Large. level lots on
Lake Burien car line, ~ minutes
from shipyards: in city: close
to school: right on car line: city
water electric light: phone. why
go miles away? They are selling
rapidly, Sec us today 5000 Up
small cottages. 5000 up.
| GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
239 Central Building
At Marion st entrance. Elliott 40S5
MY BEAUTIFUL UNIVERSITY
homo at bargain, for quick sale
10 handsome rooms; all built-in
conveniences; roomy sleeping
porches; large double corner;
paving; cluster lights: everything
paid in fun. An ideal home for
family OF means. VIII consider
suitably located. desirable smaller
property as part payment DR..
III. IL Garfield. owner.
GOOD GROOM HOUSE
Two blocks to beautiful Woodland
park; cement basement: furnace /.
hall: front and back porch; lot
60 fet front on corner. Price
$4,000: would like 81 600 cash.
c. i. BOYLAN
5001 Phinney Ave.
$3.50 CASH
% %
lots-almost 40 OF an acre--to
an alley. Located 18th ave. n. T..
You can't beat this price any
| where.
d. a. UPPER & co, COZ E.pire BID
MY 5-RooM CoTTtS, WITH
bath and pantry; ~ furnished:
lot 4ox12o feet; located between
Ninth and Tenth aves,. Il. 74th,
balance like rent. Better call and
see what goN. Get price and
terms from owner. 9ii il. 74th St
DON'T MISS THIS; $3.50 DOWN
Account wife's health viii sacri-
! flee my new i-room bungalow on
fine porch and view; $3.50 IL sold
this week; easy terms. owner,
Beacon 1868.
4 ROOMS
S1.050
on easy payments; lot 42x127 IT.;
just north Of city limits; low
taxes; city water in house.
G. T. D1BBLE
GAS New York Block.
4443 Rainier Ave. at oregon St
ONLY $3.50; PART CASH
owner must sell at once OWN be
drafted). You can move right in.
Small home; fine lot This prop
erty is worth s1,250. Come quick.
PHINNEY RIDGE BARGAIN
5-room bungalow, lot 50N100. n nice
home for quick action. Price
$l,S00; $500 cash.
CLINTON BECKMAN co,
Elliott 230i. SIS Seaboard Bldg.
FOR SALE. by OWNER-6-R ROOM
modern. furnished house. Snap
Take Ballard North car to 1924 W.
18th st.
FOR SALE FROM OWNER-6- ROOM
house. partly furnished good
view; lot 50Xl35: $4,000; 5000 cash
1912 Eastern ave.
SEVEN-ROOM MODERN. VIEW or
l. lake and mountains; two sleeping
porches; S1,750; $500 down. bal
ance monthly. Rainier 344.
/ 4-ROOM HOUSE. 35x1O0. blocks
! from Lincoln High and lake /:
$4,000; some terms; paved street
Call before 12 o'clock. North 2OS6.
FOR SALE-COTTAGE AND G LOTS
at Suquamish. Price 5000; $50
down and $40 a month. owner.
2S2S w. Goth st. Ballard.
MOST BEAUTIFUL HOUSEBoAT ON
Lake Wash ington: interior finish
cd French gray. Phone East 1880.
GROOM HOUSE. $3.50: TERMS.
| S323 walcott ave Atlantic Citv
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DICTATE YOUR OWN TERMS.
DICTATE YOUR OWN TIME TO
PAYi
-:":-
with ,25 or $50 worth Of lumber
you can start something.
SUNDAY GO TO LAKE BURIEN!
Ask tho people there how they
did IT, They may be one. two
They are there. bag and baggage.
The canary and the dog.
THE LANDLORD OR RENT HOG
BACK IN SEATTLE TEARING
HIS HAIR
WILL YOU TAKE THE CHANCE?
WILL you SHOW YOU HAVE
THE BACKBONE?
WILL YOU PROVE TO YOUR
HELPMATE YOU CAN BE
SOMEBODY?
DON'T LET SUNDAY. MONDAY
OR TUESDAY PASS BY
YOU go over the top for the free
dom to home.
YOU go over the top to beat the
landlord.
YOU go over the top and throttle
the man who has kept you in
the trenches all your lifetime.
Uncle Sam Is now Gghting your
battle against Iandlordism, Au-
tocracy, Hunism, Kaiserism-
which has made Belgium Ser
bia, Poland and Rumania the
hellholcs OF torture. rapine. des-
titution and plumber, because
these children Of God dared to
safeguard their homes.
You are lighting the same cause.
You must safeguard and protect
your home.
You must feel the spirit OF live
and let live.
You must build home. no matter
how humble 1t may be.
LET ME HELP YOU-LET US
GET TOGETHER TO-DAY!
AFTER TEN MINUTES TALK
WITH YOU; YOU WILL BE ON
YOUR WAY TO LAKE BUR-
ZEN.
will place you under tree on a
earth. 100 by 127 feet-where
the birds OF the air will he
warbling in sixty days the
strains Of music of Home
Sweet Home" through your
WluuOWS, anu you can tNClaim.
God bless our Homer This
is what "A $40 bill did for Holm
Mary and the children.
ENOUGH SAID. IT'S UP TO YOU.
WILL YOU DO 1T?
THREE AUTOMOBILES WATT
ING FOR YOU
on Saturday and on Monday
every Day)
1890 n. m. 2:30 p. m. $50 u. m.
on Sunday see us at our Office.
Leave at 10 IA. IN. and 2:30 d. IN.
From the man who is at your
service.
Whether you buy or not. IL will
be pleasure to show you.
w. J. MARVIN.
20S Boston Block 7fS 2nd Avc
Telephone. Elliott 1887.
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PHONE REDWOOD 2. -
CORINNE SIMPSON WILSON COT
Established 1905.
SELLING HOMES. THAT'S OUR
BUSINESS.
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:. ---------------------------
. The owner. Charles Schoening,
;. one OF the early settlers Of
!. shore Of Lake Bsfien over IS
!" years ago, From his home each
:. morning he has seen the rising
. Of the sun from behind the
. Cascades. and at the close Of
. the day he has watched the
!. golden rays at the horizon sink
" behind the Olympics 60 make
;. room for the most peaceful
> moonlight you find on Gods
. earth.
;. Our life Is short even though Il
> may be 100 years. Let us make
/. the most Of II with the sweet
. ness that surrounds us.
!. LAKE BURIEN is ONE OF THE
. BEAUTY SPOTS.
, This once natural paradise Of
:. trails worn by the feet Of the
;. elk. the deer. the bear and the
, mountain lion TO the shore OF
:. Lake Buricn Is now the path
;. way OF the children OF the ship
. builder and the wage-earner.
, whose pranka and noise and
. glee mingle with the noise OF
> the water from the hundreds OF
;. springs flowing into Lake Bur
;. len. IL is now the rendezvous
, OF the shipbuilder and mechanic.
:. who are Natures noblcmcn-
;. the men who WELD the hammer
> and push the brace which make
, possible the great ships that
!. carry the name Of Seattle into
:. every part OF the world.
!. NINETY DAYS AGO JUST THE
. FARM OF CHAs scHoENING.
:. TODAY
!, A HUSTLING. BUSTLING
!. COMMUNITY.
. 900 ACRES CONVERTED INTO
LITTLE HALT-ACRE FARMS
:, Today every plot has n cottage in
!. course Of construction or "A load
> of lumber.
;, The man and wife working side
, by side with hammer and saw.
) The children. like the birds in
;. the air. here and there and cV-
;. erywhere. watching the cage
, being put together by papa and
, mama
:. Men and women, For the love Of
. God, for the love of your fam
!. ily, for the love Of n homo
. Don't this appeal to you?
:. EVEN THE BIRDS OF THE AIR
:. AND THE BEASTS or THE
!, FIELD CAN TEACH YOU A
> LESSON TO BUILD A HOME.
!. SO
:. COME TO LAKE BURIENl
. JUST VISIT LAKE BURIEN!
> SEE FOR YOURSELF THE PRO
. GREss OF $50 HoMEBUILD-
:. ERs.
. THESE REASONS CAN NOT BE
:. DISPUTED:
!. First Reason-Because
!. Is one-half cheaper than else
:. where.
:, Second Reason-Because
:. Terms and time are yours
:, Third Reason-Because
o The streetcar Is at hand.
!. Fourth Reason-Because
;. The water, electricity and telc-
. phone.
> Fifth Reason-I}ecause
. 1t has the Lake-it has the
!. Beach.
I. Sixth Reason--Because
. OF its schools. stores and
/. EVERY MAN. WOMAN AND
. CHILD THERE HAS THE COLOR
. OF GOOD HEALTH AND A
. FACE OF SUNSHINE.
:. You are wanted there, You are
Z. welcome there! They are all
. beating the landlords proht
. there.
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SNAP

s5,300-ss. 600 cash. buys double cor
ner. with Groom. 4-room
houses: also barn for IT
head: wagon sheds. Total
income SOS per month. Prop
erty located near Yesler
way. west of 23rd ave. II
you want a small investment
that will make money. be
the first one in. and bring
earnest money with you.
a CONAN & CO. eco Empire Bldg.
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$500 BUYS COMPLETELY FUR
nished camp at AllCi. on car line.
with 3-year lease on ground; $3.50
cash, balance easy.
81, 200 buys cottage. with two lots;
$500 cash, balance easy.
BEACON REALTY co.
Beacon GO. Beacon 1000.
Beacon Ave. and Hanford.
$3.50 CASH
Buys n Broom cottage. with bath.
toilet lights, gas. streets; on the
Madison car line. Price $500.
II. IL. OLLINGER. 352 Empire Bldg.
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MOVE RIGHT INTO THIS
close-in little home: r
rooms. with bath: corner lot; con
Venient for the working man, and
"A snug Investment for $1,000:
some terms. (24-6)
CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY
Alaska Building.
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WHY NOT 30 IT? 4.
TRY AND DO IT-NOw! {.
THEN GOOD NEIGHDOR JOHN :.
AND GOOD WIFE MARY. .
LET SOME ONE WHO KNOWS .
GET YOU STARTED. I.
LISTEN .
IT you can rcsurrcct today or to- {.
morrow So or $40 In cash or 2.
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pocket and both of you get a :
move on you. Move direct 10 :
my Office. ms Second Avenue. 2.
Room 20S Boston Block. / am Z.
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tlemanly salesmcn 10 whom IL Z.
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IT IS ABSOLUTELY THE LAST 2.
TO OFFER, Z.
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NO ADVANCE IN PRICES 4.
THE SAME EASY TERMS! :.
40 otARTER-ACRE TRACTS :.
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40 .QUARTER-ACRE TRACTS .
s2fS only 9.
50 down then $3.50 a week. Z.
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$40 down then $500 a week. z.
20 HALF-AcRE TRACTS Z?
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20 TIALF-AcRE TRACTS 3.
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$50 down then $40 monthly Z.
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For Sale-Real Estate

Is For Salc-Real Estate
$4,000
Groom house: garage: paved dis
trict: big lot. 70X90: plenty OF
room to build another house; 10
minutes ride TO depots; $500 cash.
S2b per month.
$4,000
5-room cottage; splendid condition;
all free and clear. owner says
sell. as he leaves for California.
Make your terms.
$4,000
broom bungalow; Cowen Park: full
cement basement; laundry trays;
fireplace. a neat little home, in a
fine district.
$4,000
7-room house; on North Queen
Anne; municipal car line; modern:
500 down and $40 per month.
Suitable for a large family.
GEO. a. SPENCER & co.
507 Hinckley Bldg. Main 17i0.
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SfX-ROOM COLONIAL BUNGALOW,
COWEN PARK.

tOWEN PARK.
Facing 1J0-foot paved boulevard:
very attractive design: living. din
ing room. kitchen. bath and bed
rooms; hardwood floors. fireplace,
furnace. laundry tubs. cement
basement. This is one OF the best
buys in tho entire Cowen Park
district Ask us To show you the
property
Price 1860: very reasonable terms
UNIVERSITY BUNGALOW. $3.50.
Corner Lot.
omblnation living and dining room:
buffet kitchen. Pullman breakfast
nook. bedroom. bath. perfection
fireplace, hardwood floors. full
basement. One Of the best built +
small homes in Seattle. Very at
tractivc design.
Z ROOMS-sf.50O.
TERMS.
Two blocks to grade school. short
distance to university campus:
walking distance to Lincoln High.
Reception hall, living room. dining
room, kitchen. four bedrooms and
bath: furnace. fireplace. laundry
tubs, large lot Property owned
by man in Tacoma.
CORINNE SIMPSON WILSON CO,
470i lith Ave. ~. Il.
Phone kenwood 2.
Selling Homes. That's Our BusinesS
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FOUR BLOCKS FROM UNIvER-
SITY: MODERN 7-ROOM, BUN
GALOw STYLE HOUSE; FULL
BASEMENT; GARAGES; $4,000:
on TERMS; LOT 40x103.
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For Sale-Automobiles
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McCASKILL & BONNAR
4134 18th n. L. North sos.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-13

obvious opportunity. And while the
Hindenburg line from Rheims west
has been under extreme pressure
like that of the last eight weeks Lu-
dendorff could not we'll afford to de-
tach divisions to reinforce the weak
ly held positions below Verdun.
This is another instance of the
inherent disadvantages of an en-
forced defensive. The enemy need
not strike where the defence has it's
reserves in hand. And the defence
is usually short of reserves where
the enemy strikes.
The main American attack on the
St. Mihiel salient was made from
the south side. 1t was supported by
a minor attack from the west side
and demonstration by the French
at the apex of the salient. The push
from the south, on a line between
Nivray and Fey-en-Hay-about nine
miles-resIlted in a maximum pene-
tration of about five miles. 1t went
beyond Thiaucourt, which is on the
single railroad line connecting St.
Mihiel with Metz, and then bulged
out, the two bases resting toward
New-York tribune., 1918-09-13

Pont-a-Mousson, to the east, and on
Aivray, to the west.
The maximum penetration on the
west side was about three miles on a
six-mile front south of Fresnes, with
Combres at the tip of the blunted
wedge.
Unless the Germans can summon
sufficient reserves from Metz to re-
cover Thiaucourt and neutralize yes
terday's American drive from the
south. the ST. Mihiel salient is
doomed. The French struggled des-
perately to break it in 1915 and
failed. 1t is a symptom of the vast
change in the conditions of warfare
since then that the German defences
yielded yesterday to a brusque at
tack in force, lasting only few
hours.
Metz is only remotely the objec-
tive of the present drive. 1t aims
primarily at Strengthening out the
Allied line below Verdun and at
clearing the way for the later drive
which Foch is manifestly planning
with the purpose of dispossessing the
Germans of the immensely valuable
New-York tribune., 1918-09-13
NctorySure, Says
Lloyd George in
ManchesterSpee
Continued from page /

be short one and that the worst was
over, Mr.. Lloyd George contnued
"When we suffered the reverse of
March II we still had large reserves in
this country. The Germans did not
know it. l already have expressed
gratitude to the people who criticised
the government on the ground that
there were no reserves. These people
have successfully mislcd the Germans
can additional fact that depressed
Americans. There is no finer feature
in the history Of English industry than
the transport Of the Americans across
the Atlantic. The Germans did not
expect more than two divisions. That
was another miscalculation.
Ten Million Americans to Come
now, and the Germans know it. They
are the advance guard of ten million
of the finest material in the world"
After noting the comparative light
ness of the casualties in the last ad-
vance by the British, the Premier made
his reference to the question of peace
and went on to point out some lessons
from the present struggle.
The first lesson taught by the war,
he said, was the immense Importance
of maintaining the solidarity of the
British Empire. There must be health
ier conditions in the workshops and
more attention to the schools, he in
sisted. The best conditions must be
initiated for production.
at is idle to pretend that this vast
convulsion has taught us nothing" Mr..
Lloyd George said. "We want neither
reaction nor revolution, but sound,
we'll advised, bold reconstruction. Win
the war first, but when peace comes
don't want the nation to be taken un-
awares.
"There are disturbing symptoms all
over Europe which those at home will
be wise to note and provide against
There are atmospheric disturbances in
the social and economic world. Let
us take heed in time, and if we do we
shall enjoy settled weather for the
great harvest which is coming when
the fierce heat of summer, now beating
upon US in this great war, is over and
past"
Premier Lloyd Georges arrival at
Manchester was the occasion for
great popular demonstration, Thou
sands of girls from the munition fac
tories, with flags and banners, were
Drawn UP on the railway station plat
forms, while great crowds lined the
whole route to the Mansion House, to
which the Premier drove amid the
cheers of the throng
Speaking AT luncheon after the
New-York tribune., 1918-09-13
Lloyd George Promises
Restoration to Races
Victin1ized by Turkey

CREWE, England, Sept. IL (Delayed).
Premier Lloyd George to-day received
addresses from three deputations rep
resenting the Armenian Committee of
Manchester, the Syrian Association of
Manchester and the Zionist Committee
Of Manchester. The Premier replied
to each address in turn.
In his reply to the Armenians, the
Premier lauded their determination and
added: 81 ask you to believe that those
responsible for the government of this
country are not unmindful of their re-
sponsibility for your martyred race"
In his response to the Syrians, Mr..
Lloyd George declared it was the hope
of the British government chat the
Arab speaking peoples who have suf-
fered under Turkish rule should once
more enjoy the liberty which will en-
able them to rebuild the edihce of
civilization and prosperity to which six
centuries of Ottoman tyranny and mis-
rule had brought ruin and desolation. "
New-York tribune., 1918-09-13

presentation of the freedom Of the city,
Mr.. Lloyd George said:
There are some men who say drop
1t and let us have peace by ncgotia-
tion.'' And he added: "Therc is no
compromise between freedom and
tyranny, no compromise between light
and darkness. I know that it is better
TO sacrifice one generation than to sac
rlhce liberty forever. That is what VIC
are fighting for, and Heaven grant that
we fight through to the end.'
AT various stopping places on the
way from London to Manchester the
Prime Minister received the heartiest
reception. At Rugby, Crewe and Stock
port some hundreds of persons had
assembled. They cheered and waited
evidently expecting speeches, but the
Premier, who was working in his car
merely bowed his thanks.