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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-28

r,va~v~a ~, ,hs rftv health authori.
H.. a. don ga,,ze masks wherever
s.or,. .orgr.ya,e thousands Of Sc
Athletes .,orrned Red Cross head.
uarser. and drug stores Monday
morning to protect themselves
ae.ins, the spreading pandernic.
Nore thar 40 900 masks. made by
Red cros. workers. were distributed.
Al times a line more than block
Ions. stood waiting for masks, dis
tributed free. at BIS University st.
Al Osxewards pharmacy. In the
Cobb building. a supply OF 1900
masks was exhausted In five min.
ufex.
The nevv orders, summarized
above. were issued by Health Com
missioner Mcbride after conferences
With Mayor Hanson Sunday. In
erased vigilance resulted. health re-
ports showing the number Of new
cases 10 be on the increase rather
than decreasing. There were eight
Deaths and f05 new cases reported
Monday morning. making total OF
n deaths and s55 new cases in the
last 90 hours.
Mayor Hanson threw himself into
the work Of f1u mask distribution
Monday morning. and several nun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-28
Peace Talk Hurts
Nations War Work

WASHINGTON. oct. 2S.--MiIi'
tary men today were hoping that
peace Developments would come
quickly. They said peace talk was
having a demoralizing effect on the
nations war work.
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IS
OUT OF FIGHT

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-The
resignation OF Ludendorff as Ger.
many's military chief was forced aft.
er he had disagreed with Prince Max
over acceptance OF Wilson's peace
terms. said a news report TO The
Hague. received by the state depart.
ment today.
COPENHAGEN. Oct. 2s.-Thc new
civilian control ousted Gen. Luden.
dorff following disagrcements. ac-
cording to adviccs here today.
LONDON. Oct. es.-Gcn. Luden-
dorff. first quartermastcr general of
the German armies. has resigned.
Official word OF his action was an
nounced In Berlin Saturday night.
stating that the kaiser had accepted
his resignation.
The official communication fol-
lows:
The emperor. accepting the re-
quest to be allowed to retire OF In
fantry General Ludendorff. the first
auartermaster general. and COM
mander in time of peace of the
s5th infantry brigade. has placed
him on the unattached list. The
emperor decided at the same time
that the lower Rhenish infantry
regiment No 80. OF which the gem
eral has long been chief. shall bear
henceforth tho name OF Luden-
dorff"
Tho resignation Of Gen. Luden-
dorf was the cause OF intense sur
prise thruout the central empires,
and dispatches from neutral sources
comment on II as n sign that Ger
man militarism Is abdicating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-28
MAYOR VALUES
TRACTION Line
AT $l6,0O0,000

thoroiy experted the books OF the Pu-
set Sound Traction. Llght Power
CO.. and tho books OF all tho com
panies which were merged Into the
Puget Sound Traction. Light Pow
or Co.
'-rhis statement showed that up to
January 1. 1918. the production cost
OF tho property to the producers was
approximately ti5.sos.0oo. In srriv'
ing Mt this valuation. the account
ants found that Mr. simpson had
taken the production cost OF tho com
panies which owned the properties
before tho merger. and the net add
tons thereto made since that time by
the Puget Sound Traction. Light a
Power Co. In another column VIII
bc found the cost OF the property. de-
tailed.
any stock or bond transactions os
any kind were taken into considera'
ton. The company's accountants
claf-ncd that tho cost Of the property
was approximately sc. .ooo. 900.
''Bu, the company refused TO iease
its property and the city refused an
incrcase OF fare. because OF mn exist
Ing state law which definitely statcs
that no corporation shall charge
nnor~ than centa within the corpor.
ate limits Of any city in this state.
What did the city DO thenr
The city offered $4,000. 900 for
the property. payable in pcr cent
,o-year serial utility bonds: no cash
down and no obligation on the part
OF tho taxpayer to pay either princi-
pal or interest
ibid the company accept,
within two weeks the company
accepted the offer. subject 10 detailed
settlement in relation TO real estate.
stock. etc.
when was the settlement made,
After four more weeks of negosia'
tlons. settlement satisfactory TO tho
majority OF the city officials and the
traction company was effected
The Ifesnised Account
what does the city secure for the
SIS 900 900 5 per cent serial bonds?
In brief II secures the following;
zoo miles of street rail
way track. together
with trolley wires.
trolley feeders. special
work. etc: si miles OF
this track IL unpaved
and las miles paved.
This track. trolley
wires. trolley feeders.
special work. etc. fig
ured on the cost Of
Division a. built by
the city In 1914. would
be worth $50 10000
$40 street cars. a
large number OF
which have been se'
cured during the past
two years. so entirely
new. These cars. bas-
ed on the average val
ue Of what the city IL
paying for cars In
Minneapolis. at $500
each, would mean
value for these cars
of s3.5f0.O0o. Five
hundred thousand dol
lars should be taken
from the above price.
In order 10 allow plen-
~ of money for the
repair OF all rolling
stock. The balance
would leave. In round
figures. a value for
these cars Of ........ 1000. 10000
Real estate. figured on
1915 valuation. would
amount to ........... 55o.ooo.oo
Buildings, car barns and
shops. at present war
cost. would amount to $50. 300
Supplies OF stock on
hand, at its cost value 900. 10000
Machinery. tools. equip
ment. etc, and -nisccl-
ianeous items. such as
trucks. etc. ....... 100. 10000
----@--
r--..t efc teA mn M
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THREE AyIATORs LOST

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-Loss OF
two airplanes and the death OF three
marine aviators on the Belgian front
was reported to the navy depart.
ment today.
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EyERETT SOLDIER MISSING

OTTAWA, oct 2s.---The name of
v. l.. Belfountaine, OF Everett.
Wash, is In the Canadian casualty
Ust among the missing.
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GUNS BUSY IN BELGIUM

HAvRE. oct. 2s.--Enemy artil.
lery liz again active along the front
line in Belgium. the Belgian war
office reported today.
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IONDON' Oct. ss.-Snpsure OF
Alcppo by The British. In Asia
Minor. establishment OF strong
brtdxehosd on the east bank Of
the PiAvc In the italian Offensive
and nm Important advance ny the
frvneh on the West front. Dc
tween the Disc and the sere'
were tho mcst Important oeves-
opuserts on the fighting fronts In
the last ~ hour.
The British Tenth army. co-opcrat'
ing with the Italian ilth army. cross
ed the Piayc river on front OF about
10 miles. advancing depth OF three
miles. II was officially announced
They reached the line OF Rocandelie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-28
GERMANY ASKS
FOR ARMISTICE
IN REPLY NOTE
y T5V UNHed nc" Ledzea WV. D"ec' % 7"s 51"7 ~
LONDON, Oct. 28.-A revolution is
feared in Vienna, according to advices re-
ceived here today. The archduke has taken
refuge in the castle at Codollo and Emperor
Karl is said to be planning to leave for De-
breczin.

PARIS, Oct. 28.-Austria, replying to
President Wilson, accepts all his conditions,
it was learned officially from Berne today.
Austria accepts Wilson's terms regarding the
Czecho-Slovaks and the Jugo-Slavs.
(The president said that Austria must
negotiate directly with the Czecho-Slovaks
and Jugo-Slavs, who desire to establish inde-
pendent nations.)
Austria; il 10 said, declares her readiness
to enter negotiations immediately, regard
less of the result of the other negotiations,
and asks Wilson to take appropriate meas
ures toward an armistice and peace.
stated learned Austria has replied to Pres
dent Wilson's note of October 49, accepting all his conditions
and proposing immediate armistice
BERNE. Oct 2s.-Riotous scenes attended debate
of the Polish question in the reichstag according to advces
Foreign Minister solf declared the program Of Pres-
dent Wilson did that the city of Danzg had been
ceded to Independent Poland
LONDON Oct 2s-Autocracy has been ended in Ger
many Foreign Minister Sof claims in his reply to the last
from President Wilson, according to official Berlin
wireless message here today.
The reply states that the peace negotiations
are being carried on by "a peoples government in whose
hands both actually and constutionaly the power
of making deciding conclusions.
The military placed under the of the reichstag
the new reforms stated the German note to President
The German government now awaits the allies armis-
The German reply follows:
'The German government has taken cognizance of the
answer of the president of the United States.
'The president is of the far-reachng changes
which have been carried out and being carried
the German constitutional structure and that peace nego
tations being conducted by peoples government in
whose hands rests both actually and consttuonay the
power to make the deciding conclusions.
''The military powers are also subject to it.
''The German government awaits proposals for
armistice which shall be the first step toward lust
peace the president has described in his proclamation
(Signed) "SOLF"
1t is stated in neutral dispatches that the crown coun
c under the direction of the KAISER decided Friday night
to send note to President Wilson, purporting to point
out reforms enacted in the German empire.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s--The German reply reached
the Swiss legation today. 1t practically the same as
the press version
1t stated today that the president probably would
not reply to the German acknowledgment" the whole
question of armstice is up to the military COM
manders of the United States and the allies to the
approval of the Versailles conference, which meets to-
morrow.
The next word on the situation is expected to come
fofN orcaila paric
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THOUSANDS HIT
BY FLU" MASK
oDRER MONDAY

Every pefson IN Seattle Tuss
vmr > Kauze influenza pre-
veu1ive mask while aboard ssrces
en-, in stores o. among street
1ewdk-
Tlhase masks can b obtained
d ns6 Cross he2<lquartsrs. sl5
Cniv0xity st.. or from any drug
sosreL
Tbose without masks are liable
= aTcst.
Pspp,e not working at essen
~ work must stay nj home.
Psl1ce are instructed To break
= H. nucleus Of q crowd when
sveg n forms.
gtsres which allow undue
avwds to assemble Will be clos
-
ssft drink places are closed
ezeepl In cases where they serve
neals.
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Michigan is increasing sheep pro-
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LONDON, Oct. 28.-A Reuter- dispatch from Amster-
dam stated it is learned that Austria has replied to Presi
dent Wilson's of October 49, accepting all his conditions
and proposing immediate armistice.
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BERNE, Oct. 28.-Riotous attended debate
of the Polish question in the rechsag according to advices
received here today.
Foreign Minister Solf declared the program of Presi
dent Wilson did not that the city of Danzg had beer
ceded to independent Poland
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duction.
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COPENHAGEN. Oct. 2s.--The new
civilian control ousted Gen. Luden.
dorff following disagrcements. ac-
cording to adviccs here today.
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Dertrcter Der Srcnlttc
Seiltlthcr Dcmclstntie
Qtrr lliniQm 6, g'u6n ans Rtm
8art halt aiearn in subIrtidltu
a'Iattu 9ts Siaatfe.

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Mtaidm 6. glo1n. glertreigr bcl
ntilen 0areiniat1a aj5ratn6r Bit
1eutidlen Iemcfroiie" half 6ieit
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brasfd Wertfi0inunasrotrs In elmer
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STRIDE hor etlpu 200 8ub6rern Gr
mtlroe bon Or. 81 ~ Alpfeiier uors
pelteIit unO bte q]rrianimlima init
Dem 2icbe nqfmerird" proifnef SER
Wo1n iprddl iibcr 0d5 7eltidllan6.
mie oie g[uterituaer bentfdcr Ser,
fltnft e8 feinpn. 6ip e5 Dor bieEen
5obren berlaiien bnbcii, in6 ii6er
0as Geacniuartigg miIitdrijdle
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Dentidlan0 uiiiia geidlaaen uer.
oen. bebor auierifa NIT ibH fyriebeu
ldlieBen folua.
Die gtifqa6e Der 6eiitiden
5rrlrnbe Der DeHfotrotie iei, ouf bns
ocutide BOLT ain3niDirfen odB eB
eine atitofratiite aeqierlfng itlir5eI 4
ino cine acgieritnq eiafilbre. btei
,ern 8olfe aegehii6er beratttiDort. |
idl iei
SER gobn mirb 6icic modc In
oIgen0en Slater iprcdcn: g}ontdq |
II Blair; gieitstog tn g8annc, |
In Columbus; Qonners. |
NJ in @eit goint; Syreitae In
3loontfielo. g}dditen @}ontna mil
]eatriee. @eitere gdtun mer0en fir
1n ipdter drrangiert.
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-Jten tegcn OeliibSe
9e0en unsbcbmma ab
9le9ifrHug beitllagna6mf Die nidl.
tlalteH gaGnIiaieu, gOit. nnb
EflegrapgenGmtfr in 1r.
Lamb.

9u6linz 22 slprif sya aan8 e,r.
Lano ipur0e boa ben qrfaitern 6em
9olfe oa5 9eriprefen a6qenornren
lldl Der 4us5cbuHq in te6er moqli.
ajefi zseiie 81 tui5erieben un6 sun.
oerttaufen6e bon gelttcn leqten es
db. Bon teoegt tof6olifdlen qre6fof.
fitble lDltroe bic 4ds9e51ma er6rterf
uno bic @aBofuH95meiie Der gi
ldofe Hn6 potitiidpn fyii6rer er.
laiitert. Iie 9eriamnlunoen. ouf
oeHen 6a5 8eripre6ea a6aenonfnten
lUutoe fanoen Heiiten5 aaBqrhaE6
Der 4tifdeH Ftatt
Goa0ofL ~. 4Dril-1ie g1flfs
t1rbe9orbcH baeeu bic aonfrolle if5er
bic ioiftidfteu iriiden eiienbo6Hea
Roitf nH6 Ielearapbfndmfer ii6qr,
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8orge9en in oLeH EdleH 5fIan0B |
tdttgeifnben babgn
pie geidmi1atl Der geate hn mi. |
itdfp'lidligeH utter III rlqab |
9HfDe ON II Efi66er 1916 anft
1881 gla7n bergdnd. 4us biefprl
5abl liHb 1921 0lann FreimtIiq |
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ef, bic fiir b0 4Fbeli6leiihfna i'm I
ntbf5fiid III ipirb ouf 245,s75 be. \
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.rIues a9tig.
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,iittbcisn asiansn,
NEGLECT Simmf
Alat ffFalatftdHt htRiiAt aamhi
HiMef batn ~ lathnff
btgahafhall

Wrihltea NiaFldiHltitr IN amnf
reid ga Writ CsieH AliaiHn VIII
hHm apgtIuaRarm hH llnitfl
l'mhl Ef bfflibnlp aatlidt
@litaet Rlateu AitimriIiff II Nitm.
9oftn tmifhq thuiaa mN emma
tal afioirt 10 lbita bin benif ac.
HtaAu
YET ietner tsalf hdiiinAeabtu pir.
ctoiauHd laifa ihm otcielhe p6t siis
irii mefocn irt ttiWm QeiaItefrn
bftilidien giglet ftiiirt
HldiAnlfn FHdr 0tr hernhfraaenb.
itf gigifHIstahe Bee halidleH Itlie.
0tttdrps finr & fabriar, inter
oen hfItiidleu Blieacra oiE .Ridif
hafen 8irln btfohHt. tif bes rfls
tereh lnbcnA eundhni mot6p8 lHS
mar @eaeuiiaah nielfr uclhrfibnn.
aCn npH Sttleasepiiobco.
8lileet mliFof glIditboifn hi ben
otf3ictIW Qltridit nut Il.
april getidrHi Idmals nffoe de
fool, odb q ieiatn III. nnA 7gI
lBeaner berntacbolt hattr
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Scbtucre i'cFilrcblultusn
bstrsfis Der isrbunen
1900 rtlfrltntt mithff asianaen
nthpmmsul mFata hiuttHhti
Nifqbtn,

AlnEbiual6h. I'D plRHl man
/ lbFNl hief idhttt gleiaftlufafN fa
lltciia hFt 1900 ptonH tahmildwf
ttnphen blt anb aff dlltftddiiltal
arnee btIcftlflitb nu hh hB @ns
feu ~ aIniaHa hfs Qntat eu5ii.
ldillrbcH. liHA hie aen0b hfa Nieltrf
ErptideH bon hm Iii Nit lllmint
flnhrbtiHBentn EHiitcu mebH I'LL
fnit9en aehnmmtu mifNeH aitiiaIt
oef Beg tidfaiid fIoHofideH aldlias
ltaifaies haHier iaaten 0tB mnn be-
iiifdlte Nab bte utiiifH 0tf BefdH
neHtH obet ttitnbfitrHa btt riiiNtr
imtariId htn1crttllct wtr6tn u6
GEN.
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Qpmhfnfnnh h 90 Nnrt

gim gorf, 22. Npril.1m Gin
gang oas Gife 8n6l. Ga. gq5dn6es
.nH ber gqitliden III. gtraBe, mr5e
9ette etHe u qiinb idgpere gom6e
gefunoen. Bic Hd6 NHftdlt bqr qoli.
BET o15t benagt uer6en ioGfe bas
efiDa orei 9aHiafaebieft 6qb6H ent
ferHt lie9en6e slnnlBlBauia atHHef
BY 5efit5teH ssaf 4iisdqe Beg Ok.
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tlnlf 4fHHb ItBaiHit im6 iorfte eiit.
neoer bird Sle5 obsr aabld8afr
abgelg.t WgfSgL
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.ifeiir 8u TOTO iniNfie.

i ahreiie su teyio hubttic
Neifr3k pb Aapan mtIiidf
N'dbnahnien frattiirn lphroe. ilIt
nethihhefH hab nie MbIibttiifI ID
itoHsp1ffait aus allnoibaiiBF Nj
tteH iadte gt! oaae hlliirfifa II,
ie Hlifltu Ariiie TIM 0dinlt
}offair nlht ben Ttitiiden in
aanhe tdiIfA SD bin uidlt in
ehaf 5H beurltiItn. ID III als
Meiahf sll betradileH irt. ineHn.
atitilen dieif lllifHilipH aitg aalass
itot entipulien
9ns piiroe gaf5 nu6 aar bon
ltaii0en abDdnaen ssapdn abpr
itftia, cill8narciteu. ioboIo eilie
HteiHlaine eieiahr beiiebl uub iol
ofr bpH Den gaiicrtcn oildcnI
NIniidi aeouBert miro, Oeren d
teHen tn Sibirien sn Dobren
l1liroc aber uitt eiuc bIoBc gcrte
BllllgsmaBredel ieiH.
30 HegIeituug 0e5 Qlisroltni 81
uefitl0er iiA beiieH tSdtiin, ipin
reidr iiho Elm 1oImetifer. Qlnfll
heR eiaeHea Sgunid Dfu niiros
anl 1ot ilidlt bon @liIitdr. iinb
flne 8ehoroen e1tpfaHaen. alich
pro'illliqHte ~ ,}apaner obrr batienl
1n 9oro iriues 1ambiers beac.
ale oerlelbe bier einlici.
2cr neite 9otidafter miro fids
Y, sallfe oes 1entiaen qoaps
'aai1iuaton 6eaebeu.
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pral, li,iIfcu ucNen
Observation-Disclosures
talH lfin tstitheattialt ahtt pfalf,
Bic bftthlffiiltt altAfa uAft
panslunafu btihulhial
mffhfn.

as0ihitNion a2 april Wfdit
atnl MtliUn hot bfHit ftHt iAjrblit
tpntIiiinH nf0fH bit aloflaar hes
eudlor5 Chamberlain heauhetl. bJf
betilfNi ooh 9'etio0rH nflhf fin
tfrtaierllta lifacn tHh sanoIim.
Neit utrNuiitt meFheH b6n elnfHt
Ntieaeaeridite dihAfteilt mtthtn
lolleii N eintH Mrieft All htn r.
tmtpt gbftlnnh rtlltfte btr qlrd,
liofni oat fin ialtc 8gitb unfoH.
ttftiitionell marc Hio Die Wef laa.
ten oui 6lflflbf iliic inllfu mir.
ag aiit efh 2futcu afarn oir mir
lnnHflu
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9ic filr ben aeitriaen Gouf
ladlnlittag im Ieutifen Sons |
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terAaltllna beg Grf8ber6on0es mi
N ber lebten stnu6e fueqen Ser l
trdnfHnq zines Der SouBt6orfti
ditf nnbeitinunte Belt berld1f.
meroan. 06qleid bic gerid,ief3
IN ben SonntngsbIattern befannf
geneh pnroe h1tte Iid Cont
oo9 cine nnie5nli,Gc 3abl 2eittp
nab lnio fern itH gcutiden
eiHgeftn0en bic Iet0er enItdf
lperoen ntitbteu.
gle Gonntagg yg1eips~ berid
tlbrigens, oaB Ser 9fbbofot S;I
gtoBtnn III elmer gieoe, BE
-@nist1g a6en6 baIten iuoIlte, I.
2ln9riff auf 6as Gtild al fftaf,en
abfdti9te. Ga er feline @eleder
betant bic aebe 3n baIten, fnaf
oer o9leiDs4 er hdtie bas 1t
PIC e9efd9rIid. SER q3eicr.
Der Mems ii6et ben eeynhnft
9tilfe5 befra0t fagte .9os b
Y cine qerfiildge duf BAG Sqf
giirenafratertin un0 bic ii
9enn es Ser D1oButon fritz
bonn ipeifj CT niat. tpobon es
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