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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
Sudbetagter Giniupbner sebt ein snr
lettcn Gnbe.
Sranf Sobnion, ,uubl6efaunter Grfiu.
Der nnS syarmer itnrb am lettcn
Samstas i'm buben sllter
bpn S5 sSabren.

/ !gtit tiefcm Sbnlcra bcri6tcn mir
bos glbleben eincs Der beitbcfolnten
mo Glteiten @iirger bon 6asconaoc
County. glm letten Samstae itarb
IN icinem 9ein auf Der Sarm bel
fredericksburg, nad neutrality-suspicious.
&ranfbeit. Sronf Sobnion im bobcn
slltcr bon S5 Subrcl, 7 Monaten lrnO
IA Sagen.
Der Srallergottesbienit fonb am
Montag Nodnlittog itatt. llnter Gel.
tllng bon Gaitor 81. &asmann bon Der
/ ct. Tauls @emeinoe, in Sermann,
uorauf Die 9eiietllng ouf bein 6rieb.
hoie Der gpang. @cmeinbe in Jreoe-
rifsburg, l,nter icbr 3oblrcihcr 9c.
tbciligung eriolgte.
Sranf Sobnion lpltrbc OIL 7. Wdr5
1888 in S6lpeOen geboren. als Sobn
bon Sonos nno Martbo rSobnlon,
melhc BORT sldcrbau bctriebcn. fSranf
bate fcine @elcgenbeit Tim Sdulen
81, bciuhcn, erbielt aber bon iciner
Dsutter l,no ipGter ollrd cieenc Sc.
nlilbltng cine CUTE er5iebun9.
Sln 9lltcr bon 81 SSabren wuroe er
Wotroic, mar bier Sabre auf idmebi.
idcn Sdiffcn ltnb bann cbcniolange
aui amcrifaniiden Sdiffen. 0ie
lettc Sobrt meldbc CT nln6tc luor cine
oreiidbrige 9tciic I'M bic @clt auf
Dem omerifanii6cn Sdiff v@el(e of
Creole" 9ei icincr GHdfebr nod
europa, i'm Sabre 1861. bcrbcirotbe.
tc cr iib in IntiucrpclI 9clgicn, nit
Sri. SOpbio Sjoberg, cincr Shpc-
oin. Gicic Gbc m,r0c nit 5eGu &in,
bern Qcic0nct bon oCncn iicbcn Dem
Notcr I'M Io0c pOron9cgongcn iin0.
Goa Gbcpoor 500 bnlo Ooroui nad
9tciU Orleans, bon BORT no6 Ct.
2olliS, unb Damn nn6 Gentrulia, Sn.
SpGtcr fcbrtcn iic na6 ct. 2olliS, 5l,s
riif, no &crr Sobnion biclc Sabre
ala Sd,iffS5innmcrnlnnn or6citctc. SIN
Sabre 1866 fam @crr Snbnion nac)
@aSconabc Golu1tp rnb be5og cine
Sarn I'M 9pttonl bci fredericksburg.
Seinc @nttin ltorb nm 25 Scbr.
1897. 9err Sobnion mod,tc oonn
cinen 9eilld in iciucr @cimat6, III
Shmcoer, llno pcrDcirotbctc ii6 ol1
5 0eScmbcr 1898, nit SRI. Woria
Sbbaius. 0icic Che hIiCb tin0CrIos.
Serr Sobnion NOR Gin 0cnic olS
Grinder lnO intcrciiicrtc iid baltpt,
i1dlih fir 6ornl Moidincric. al
oenen CT piclc Scrbciicrllngcn cin.
filbrtc Gr mnr lInQcrc Belt Gorrnolm
lnlo lpGtcr SupcrilltCnbcnt Der glIton
Agricultural @orfs. Sor pielcn Sab.
rem errihtctc 0crr SoDnion cine tyiih.
rc bel Srcoeridsbllro, mcldc nod
bclltc alS SSobnion's 6ibrc bcfonnt lit
lrnb bon icincn SGGncn peiter betric,
ben miro gluBer icincr @ottin bin.
terIdBt or icinc &ohter Sppbio. iopie
Ieinc bciOcn Sobnc, GGriitian unb
Soncs, in fredericksburg.
Glrd hcn Sob bCs @crrn S5obnion |
Ocrliert Gosconooc Gnlmtp cinen lei. |
ncr Itrcbiomltcn 7mb prolninintcIten
Sitrger, incldcr duh lpeit iibcr 0ic |
Sren5cn bcs Gorutps pnrtbcil6oft Be !
sannt lrno aIl9elucin boh9eodtct mar. |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
gerbanblnusen i'm &rcisscridt.

Oie &lagc bon GDangcline 9fieboff
Il. q. gegcn oic SEQ. Gac. Giicnbabn
60. auf GntidGoigllng anlGBlid ocS
sooes bon 5ris ytiebofi, auf bcm
9abngelciicn Der Wio. Ear. 9abn, I'M
,sanuar 1918. fam am Mittuod au
fur5er Scrbanolllng. &. g. @raf Der.
trat Die &IGseri,lcn uno &obt. @aI.
fer Die slngcflagtcn. Snfolgc eines
llcbcrcinfonlmens bcfanntcn lid bie
9lngeflagten iduloi9 in Scr Sunme
bon $2500 wcldcr 9etrag Der GlGgc.
rinen ausbc5ablt Duroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

Der SSaa bon Gbriitina Mcger &C.
gen aIfreo q. Wepcr, ali Sdcioung.
iuuroe bereits i'm September .Scrnlin
nlrbnnbclt, als allc bcioe Eartcien bic
Sdeioung perlangten. 9lm 9onners.
tag (gcltern) trai oas @eri6t cine
Gntideioirns lnb periueigerte beiocn
Earteicn Die Sdeiollng auf ocn
CSrlno bin oab auf feline Seitc gcnil,
gcnoe @riinbe 5ur SdciOung borbon.
ocn w1ren. 0as @cridt entidico
irrner, bab Serr Mcpcr Den Inlp1l-
ten fir Srau @epcr cine bcitinmte
Sllnnle ioiuie ebenfulls Die @cridtS.
foitcn 81 bc5ablcn babc. Scrr Wtepcr
bat appcIlicrt. 9. g. @raf ,nb &. Is.
Barter pertratcn Die alGgerin, unO
Die NnmGlte Booth lnb Sd)apcr ben
%crflagtcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

0ie Glagc bon Hoia &irdner unb
onhcrcn, gc9cn gllbin Goeidel ,lno
onocre, CUR lllnitob,lng bes EeIta.
mcnts bes bcritorbcncn 2puis Soc
ihcl, muroc bcrcits i'm september,
Scrnlin perbanoclt. Die Snrp crts
Idlco oalnals 5ltgunitcn Der Gltigcr,
0ob bas ScItamcnt nidlt Scr lctte
@iIlc oes Gcritorbcncn lei. Die Ser.
tlo0tcn itclltCn bonn cincn 9lntrog
ijir cincn nclrcn Gro5cb. 0criclbC
murNc onl GnnncrstoQ (gcitcrO Der
bNnhCIt ,lnb oo5 GjCridjt cnt'dlico bob
Der Soll nod cinmoI sur %crDmloe
Im0 fonul1rn miiiic. {. g. Barter
pcrtrot bic &lG9cr lnb 2. q. @rnf
mN SS. :. @cnslcn, sic 9lnocflu9tCn.
Ter Soll miro I'M Sonlror Scrmin
m'cNcr sur &cfnnbllnrA tonlmcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo, on Oct.
"a, 1918. as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, No, on Oct.
"a, 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
YANKEES FORCE
ON, SAYS HAIC

LONDON. Oct. ii.---American
troops completed the capture OF
vaux .Andigny and ST. soupiot
tsouth of II csteau) yesterday
evening. Marshal Haig reported to-
day.
Yesterday evening the Americans
completed tho capture OF VauxA
digny AMIDST Souplet." the repor,
said
British troops crossed the Sell riv'
er. north Of IL cnteau. In the eastern
portions OF which fighting Is stili go
inx on.
West Of Soiesmen we reached the
outskirts OF -. Vast and ST. Au'
bert
North of Cambria few prisoners
were taken last night IN the village
Of Hem fensie, ton the senHe~ river.
i've miles and half north Of Cam.
bral.
We made progress las, night
north Of the Scarre. In the direction
81 ineai.f>ez scurehin. also cas-, Of
saullaumlnes. and along the north
bank OF the Haute peule canal. east
OF Lena"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
WM GOTTSTEIN DENIES HE MURDERED CLIENT
Eagles Subscribe
to $4,000 in Bonds

The Grand Aerie. fraternal
order Of Eagles. thru Henry A.
Beck. grand trustee. has sub
seribod $1,000 10 the Fourth Liberty
Loan In seattle.
Beck received authorization from
Conrad II. Mann. financial adviser
Of the Eagles. at Kansas city. Mo.
to purchase the bonds.
The investment Is made out OF
the patriotic fund OF the order. sub
scribcd by the entire membership
10 assist dependents Of members
who may lose their lives. while In
military or naval service. during
the war.
The Grand Acrie has heretofore
invested $4,000 In Liberty Bonds
~ the Patriotic fund. but this In
the first subscribed by the Grand
Aerio thru tho cny Of Seattle. The
local lodge has subscribed $4,000
in bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11

Friday. at a. IN. with the intention
OF buying n Liberty bond lie was
seen at the Ccdsrburg two hours lat,
er. saying that he would he back at
Z. lie wasn't seen in tho city after
that time.
Examination Of the banks where
Murray had money deposited showed
an account OF 81 ESQ. and also showed
that Murray had not purchased any
fih~rty bonds at ali on that day.
Operated Cigar stand
Gottsteln has been resident OF
Seattle for IS years. lie operated a
cigar stand at Yesicr way and ocri.
dental ave. several years ago Colt.
stein ief, for san Francisco in 1908.
when trouble over the Miller admin.
lstration Investigations resulted in
his accusing a Seattle attorney with
accepting money for police protee-
ton. Tho lawyer fled the city. and
Cottstcin left shortly aftcrward lie
has been engaged In the realty busi.
ness since his return. rix years ago.
Murray. who has been a baggage
checker at the G. T. r. dock for tho
past 10 years. was So years old. Ito
was married two years ago. but IL
said TO have obtained q divorce abou,
nine months ago. The present af.
dress OF his former wife II not
known. He has sister living In
Brockilne. Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
2ll,O0O FLU CASES
IN US. ARMY CAMPS

WASHINGTON. Oct. IL
Two hundred and eleven thou.
sand cases ~ influenza have
bern r~ported In army camps 10
date with 1852 fataiitins.
one week ago only n Of the Il.
larger camps were infected. There
are now 30 such camps reporting
more than 600 cfses each. for the
week. The number OF new cases
and deaths. an reported 10 the wa
department continued 10 show an
increase.
Tho influenza epidemic con.
unued with great intensity in the
majority OF camps and stations in
the United States during the past
week. the war office announced to.
day.
II is spreading rapidly westward.
Many new camps are now affected.
In Eastern camps where the cpl.
demic first appeared. comparatively
few new cases are being reported.
All New Cases
Tho disease. as II has appeared
In the South, has been less FIRE.
auenuy complicated by pneumonia,
and therefore leas fatal.
In view OF the number Of camps
now Infected and the progress of
theecpidemic In the earlier camps
affected 4, is believed that within
short time the peak will be reach.
ed and an Improvement in condi.
ton may be expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11

During the week there wevs
4zil new cases. compared with
2.23o 81 last week. while the deaI,h
rate In two and one half times
greater than that OF tho proceed
Ing week.
These exceedingly high rates an
without precedent since the troops
were modified last year.
Cases Of disease reported for thu
week follow.
Influenza ss,f7s. as cornrarsA
with 37.s45 last week.
Pneumonia 1856 as compared
with 4sl3 last week. Measles ga.
AZ compared with sci last week.
Meningitis. 81. an compared with
10 last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
Leonard and Mayor
Resume Conference

Traction President Leonard and
Mayor Hanson resumed their rae-
ton conferences Friday morning.
after delay caused thru the
mayors activity Ia tho Influenza
rpldrtnic work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
CHARLES
FINLAND KING

STOCKHOLM. Oct ii.--Prince
Frederick Charles. Of Hesse. has b-rn
elected king Of Finland by tho Pin.
nlsh iandtax, dispatches received
here today said.
Prince Frederick Charles 81 a
brother.in-law Of the German empe.
ror. He was born May ii~Asi. lie
married Princess Marguerite young
est sister % Emperor william. lie
recently toured Finland and confer.
red with political leaders there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
HUNS CONTINUE
RAPID RETREAT

PARIS. oct ii.--s1egs a m.t-The
Germans are rutrcatinx prccirstasrly
northeas,~ard from Cambria In the
general direction OF Dcnain and
vaiencicnncs.
Eas. Of Cambria. the allies are be-
yond soiesrncs and La ca,eau. East
OF 81. Quentin tho French havc
reached the Disc a: Euateviilc ard
are nearing tho Grand valley and
Cuise region.
The enemy has set fire TO You.
xieres. the important railway town
on the western odg. OF the ArEonnc
forest. Farther 10 the east. between
the Arxonne and the Meuse. tho
Franco. American advance 10 oonunu.
lng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
Must Subscribe
81 Million a Day

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct II. --
Thirty-one million dollars daily
must be subscribed to the Fourth
Liberty Loan during the balance
OF the campaign II the i2th federal
reserve district In to achieve it's
quota. according 10 statement
here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
Wilson Off to New
York for Weekend

WASHINGTON. Oct. ii.-Presi.
dent Wilson left this morning for New
York. where he will spend the week.
end. Accompanied by Mrs Wilson.
Admiral Grayson and Secretary
Tumulty. the president will rest sew.
eral days. anticipating a week Of dip.
lomatic and other problems Just
ahead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11

10 = ---------------S
hospital Mt the old court
house building.
Twelve additional Influenza eases
have developed among the merchant
marine recruits at the West Seattle
station. making total Of ~ men OF
the $50 stationed there afflicted. one
marine recruit died Thursday.
Stationary In ShipyHrds
Influenza is reported TO be- prac-
ticaily stationary In local shipyardr.
reports from the Ames Construction
and Dry Dock Co. the J. y. Duthie
Co.. the skinner A EDDY corporation
and tho seatti. North Pacific snip
building corporation indicating that
the disease has made no Roadway.
About 100 men are treated In the
Skinner a Eddy hospitals. while the
other yard. average rs cases each.
over 5000 skinner a Eddy workmen
had been inoculated with Dr. Nc
Brides antitoxin serum Friday.
The following are ten civilians
whose deaths were reported within
"a hours;
H. y. Friday. 90 years old. ios
iosth st ~. T.. at Seattle General
hospital.
Mrs. Fafaki Jumieh. %. 90 2+th
ave H.. Providence hospital.
Charles Allcmann. -. sis T.. Alder
st.
Miss Mahri Vaughn. %. 22+t
Minor ave. ~.
Frank johnson. %. Ills Howell at
Stacy L. struble. az. shipbuiider.
ti?o Aidval. ave. Lakeside hospital.
Victor BohlIn. al. cigar dealer,
Court apartne
Glen Smith. 20. student. 77tz 35th
ave. n. W. Seattle General hospital
Henry Franz "a. 90: Pontiun ave.
truck driver. Columbus saniusrium.
Mrs. Helen zaekovy. ~. 1000 Brad
ford ST.
Harold Kosky. ~. merchant ma
rine recruit. died at the West Seattle
training station. OF pneumonia.
All hospitals. jails and SAM.
tariums In the city have been
plaoed under quarantine TO prohib
u visitors
Must Report CAse~
incubation Of scattie's rhipyard
workers In proceeding rapidly
over 1000 men at tho Skinner q
Eddy corporation plant. having
submitted 10 vaccination. the other
yards In like proportion.
Private physicians are urged by
Dr. Mcbride 10 at once report all
cases Of influenza that fall under
their care. In order to enable the
city 10 keep an accurate check
Camp Lewis soldiers are ausran
tined against visiting Seattle until
the epidemic shall have lifted. the
order going into effect late Thurs
day.
Serum for 81 900 vaccinations has
been issued by health authorities.
word has been received In Seat.
tie Of Tie death OF Harry T. Elder.
local fireman. at Camp Colt Cettys.
berg. Pa. OF influenza Elder was
n member Of the tank corps. l~av-
ing Seattle for trimming three weeks
ago Ito was IS. and married. his
wife living at 1905 ~. 50th st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
Close War Kitchen
Because of Flu"

Demonstration a, tho food admin
istration's war kitchen. Central buIid
Ing. have h~cn suspended thru the in.
fiuenEa epidemic. A DEMONSTRATION,
however. IL on hand for personal
consultation hr,~oen . a. m. and $40
.. IN. daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
REALTY DEALER IS
HELD BY STRlNCER

body was found. last Friday. Muir.
ray was probably taken there. think.
ing he was TO sec some real estate
property
small coins and IS gold piece
were found In the murdered mans
pockets.
20 light thru Clarence Good. a chauf'
feur AZ the Service garage. at iiot
T.. Union st. lie reported to the
sheriff's office that he had taken "A
man he believed TO be Murray. to
gether with Gottsteln. TO a point in
the woods two miles north OF Des
Moincs. near the Chaunccy Wright
farm. on tho Angle Lake road. on the
Friday previous. the Same day that
Murray disappeared. and that Colt.
stein returned 10 the city alone.
Stringer said Friday that he had
obtained important new evidence. as
follows;
Good. the chauffeur. says he was
called TO Gottstein's home on the day
OF tho murder TO take CottAtcin as
a passenger.
Good says that Gottstein after.
ward warned him not TO tell Mrs.
Gottstein where he went. but to say
they were Mt Renton.
Good also says Got,stein warned
him TO be silent about making "A trip
10 Dcs Molnes."
Good today Identified the body Of
Murray as his passenger Of last Fri.
day.
Msdr Two Trips
When questioned further. Good
told OF taking Gottatcln alone to tho
same spot earlier the same day.
Good says tina, Gottstcin asked
him n a shot entering "A mans head
behind the ear would be fatal" stat.
ed Stringer. and when Good asked
tho reason for such a question. Colt.
stein Is said To have told him 60
speed ur. after mumbling a few
words"
Cottstein left tho machine near the
scene OF the murder. on the second
trip, according to Good. and gave
him instructions 20 wait for him.
Murray and Gottstein struck out
into the woods A few minutes later
sho, rang out. and Gottstein
emerged from tho woods alone. say.
ing that he had shot a squirrel. and
that Murray had decided to 70 back
to town by tho stage.
According 20 police records. Muir
ray Is said to have left his hotel last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
FIVE DIE or FLU IN BEDDING

REDDiSG. Cal. Oct 1.-Two
hundred and flf,y cases Of Spanish
influenza have been reported In
Dununuir. All schools. theatres ard
other places Of public aa"cmblsgc
have teen closed Five have died
within the last - hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
DOUBLE YOUR
BOND QUOTA
new SLOGAN
Continued From Page One


from tho White House.
All cities that have not sub
scribed their quotas Ia tho
Fourth Loan arc expected Ia try
90 cross tho line BY Saturday
evening.
with Liberty Day ended. but one
week remains for Seattle 10 gather
together outstanding subscriptions
and reach It's quota OF sse.s7s. 400.
ono thousand hoy Scouts Will
start n Fourth Liberty Loan drive
In Seattle saturday morning. The
boys have set quota for their
campaign OF 100000.
Trains Young sale~ns~u
Scout Director John Piper has
been training tho scouts for one
week In tho art OF selling bonds.
hoy Scouts claim 90 know almost
AZ much about bonds AZ bankers.
as tho result OF their Intensive
training Each troop has been as
signed 10 cover one district. of
which there are 30 In the city.
Each hoy who sells ten bonds
viii he presented with a medal by
the treasury department.
Checks or money may be- given
TO the scouts freely. as each boy
In responsible 10 his scout master
10y Scouts will work right up 90
the end OF the drive.
Local subscriptions 10 the loa n
hav. reached tho total Of ti7 .7oT 900,
leaving more than ii.ooo. 900 TO still
be raised
Industrial division figures 90
Thursday evening are s2.oio. $50.
compared with tho $4,000 900 raised
by labor In the Third Loan The In.
dustrial quota Is $1,000. ooo.
Chairman c. =. Win. OF tho county
committee. declares that Eastern cor.
porations with offices here are
among tho most prominent bond
slaekers- In many cases these
branch houses have made nominal
subscriptions. but they have been
credited thru their headauartcr. in
the East
Count on Incomes
Urging that the rich not merely
subscribe from current resources. but
pledge their future income TO the
loan. Secretary Of tn. Treasury Me.
Adoo has cent wire 10 State Chair.
man S~aiweii. calling on Americans
10 unIts In the fight for liberty.
Il have received reports from ~.
cry part 81 tho country which indi.
cate that rural districts are making
splendid progress toward the goal.
but that the cities are tagging be
hind and tho larger subscriptions are
coming in slowly" Mcadoo'a NEE
sage declares. ~if people OF wealth
have not available cash balances suf
talent To make large subscriptions.
- icy must be persuaded TO anticipate
future income and borrow from their
banks"
New booster Arrives
II J. Darsie. police reporter on
a Seattle newspaper 30 years ago.
and later editor In chief Of mum.
Der OF Canadian daiilea. has arrived
In Seattle from France TO help
boost the loan. He will make n
number Of open air talks in the
shipyards and toll Of the action on
the somme in which he took part.
when the war broke out. Burdr
was running a paper In Aiberni.
n. C.. and was Mt the same time
mayor. head Of tho police commits
sion and health commissioner Of the
town. How We got the Hun on tho
run In the slogan Of Burdc's talks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
Health Service Has
No Anti-Flu Serum

WAEHINGToE. Oct. Tho
public health service has been un-
able TO discover serum that II
can recommend 10 combat Spanlsh
influenza. IL is announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
CLOSE ROME SCHOOLS
BECAUSE OF EPIDEMIC

ROME. Oct. flowing 10 the prev.
sienec o. spanish influenza. reopen.
ing Of the schools has been post.
poned until November 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11

In jewish marriages. the bride nj.
ways stands at the right hand OF the
bridegroom: with every other nation
OF the world her place In at the left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11
Ex-Seattle Man
Influenza Victim

Sidney Wellington Baker. a resi-.
dent Of Seattle from 1858 TO 1910.
was buried Thursday. after death At
his Tacoma home thru Spanish in.
fiucnza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-11

MnNu NtttttsHt ~
Il won't talk" he lnsistedi scnd
me a lawyer"
Following his arrest. late Thurs
day. Gottsteln Is declared by Stringer
10 have sobtssd. Il didn't do III |
didn't do itr' and 10 have attempted
TO outline his actions ON the day Muir
ray was shot thru the brain.
Gottstein Is the head OF the VIII
liam Gottstein Realty Co, 4os5 Ar
caae building. lie Is ~ years old
and has A wife and three children.
living al Isl Broadway y.
Murray's body was found by Dep
uty shcrlffs Matt Starwich and
Frank Brewer. half buried agains,
search. Near the scene Of the crime
a revolver was discovered, which was
a log. after a four days search.
Near the scene OF the crime
eler. as the one which he sold Colt
stein Thursday night a week ago.
VII File Charge
.-rhe case against Gottstein Is com.
piete enough 10 convince any jury"
said sheriff John stringcr Friday.
"A charge Of first degree murder will
be filed saturday"
The motive OF the crime is not
very clear at this time. Robbery
may b. proved the motive. II certain
theories OF the sheriff's department
check out.
"Gotsstein is known To have been
. frequent caller at Murray's rooms
in the Ccdarburx hotel" stated
Strinxer. and Murray WAS known to
have carried around as much as
81 600 cash or his person"
Called at Room
Murray was a baggage checker at
the Canadian Pacific dock. and often
carried large roll Of money. string
err said.
''Gottstein made n practice OF cali
ing at Murray's room. In the Cedar
burg hotel" said stringcr. we know
Cottstein bought the revolver
found By the body. and that he went
with Murray to the spot where the
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Composed. after . night In the
county Jail. William Gcttstein,
real estate dealer. assumed an n'
titudc Of tranquility Friday
morning. and refused Go answer
questions put by Sheriff Stringcr
concerning the murder OF John
Murray. L. y. ". baggage check
err. at . lonely spot ncsr i'-
Moiucs. ono week ago to-day. OF
which sottstein " accused.
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TEN MORE DIE
OF "FLUE" IN a.
HOURS IN CITY
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emergency hospital Mt the old court
house building.
Twelve additional Influenza eases
have developed among the merchant
marine recruits at the West Seattle
station. making Il total Of ~ men OF
the $50 stationed there afflicted. one
marine recruit died Thursday.