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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1918-02-15

II. que aquell0S que
echado la culpa de haber
la guerra guiados por la
y la codicia no toman en-
que nuestro proceder fue
medic que teniamos a nue.
posici6n para salvarnos d.
les e inminentes peligros {
nazaban nuestra soberani
pendencia nacional.
Is. One nuestra guerra
ramente defensiva aunq,
tros fulmos los que ton
iniciatiya en- declarar la
Belgica, Russia y Francia {
dida de precauci6n para {
sintieran en- el desarme,
rechazarOn nuestras dem
hubo mas arbitrio que
las armas Y que seguir
con la contienda hasta OBJ
resultado decisive.
IA. Que elreproche que
hace de haber sido respon:
una guerra en- la cual har
cerca de nueve millones
humanos no es tan grave
aparece a primera vista
examinando bien ell negot
tenemos que morir, de n
la guerra solo les anticip0
y fecha de su defuncit
ahorr0 muchos amos de 81
tos Y calamidades.. Asi es
basta con decir sobre est,
iBienaventurados los niue
reposan en- el seno del Ser
que elles nurieron defen
su patria.
Is. Y por dltimo declar'
fin y objeto de este tes
o exposition es justi6car
el mundo entero como SO
como hombre y demost
mis- esfuerzos unidos d los
subditos y de mis- soldado.
dado la ventaja en- este. g
esperanto que pre-
dra ell feliz resultado del f
hnitivo triunfo y victoria
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17

" ANTED-ThrCc furnished rooms. with
0r wltnout BOARD. uutu the first ot April.
Address Mrs A. kobin. SumCr's Point
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
STOCK Statesmen

Financial house has opening for five 81 900
per month stock statesmen 70 follow up
live leads which cost US from SO 10 SIS
apiece in small towns. strong selling issue.
Have active Endorsement of many proml-
nent Een. % to 30 leads when salesman
starts. more continually. Excellent refer
rnCes required Address Sales Manager.
1952 Chicago avenue. Chicago. III.
TWENTY new patriotic pictures. including
America. iCa liberty Mat Frames. fl Human N
Liberty Bell Victory Honor RoH." sol
diers portraits. Big sellers Samples free.
Consolidated Portrait Co. 1929 Adams
street. Dept ]. Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
PROPOSALS.
100000
HIGHWAY BONDS
STATE OF DELAWARE

Sealed proposals will be received py 1ne
state Treasurer of Delaware until sep
tenber q 1918. at 100 O'Clock p m lot
the purchase of S60O.OO0 of state pohos
of the state OF Delaware.
said bonds will bear date January J.
ialS 100000 OF said bonds 10 be oi
81 300 denomination and SIuo0oo to be
$500 each. bearing "a per cent ln'eIt>N.
paVable scnli-annually on the first day
OF January and July of each year Bonds
shall he payable forty years after tNS Natt
thereof. but he said bonds or any oi lhelh
NAV be redeemed al the option OF the stare
AT the rate OF one hundred and uNc per
Centum of the principal dcbt OF the pohu
redeemed on any first day of January or
first daV of JulS after inc said bonds or
any OF them shall have hcen ISSUED one
wear upon thirty days notice properly
advertised principal and interest pay i
able at the Farmers Bank OF the Stale ol
Delaware At Dover, Delaware
The bonds to be coupon bonds WIN no
state tax All bids must be addressed 70
state Treasurer. Dover. Delaware bids
Will be received for the whole or any part
OF the issue and must bc accompanied p! "a
certified check for ; per cent OF the bld pay
able To the order OF William !. SWAIN.
state Treasurer The right Is reserved TO
reject any or all bids
said bonds are issued under authority oi
an act entitled an Act to create state
Highway Department. esta blishIng = system
of state highways and providing fof the
Improvement and maintenance thereof.
and appropriatInc and borrowing money
therefor PASSED al the last General As
sembIy Of the state of Delaware. ana ap-
ur0yed ~ the coycrnor April ,. 1917.
WILLIAM !. SWAIN.
state Treasurer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17

FtREAlEN WANTED ON STER-
LING BnILEitS. i'kEtER MEN
WHO HAVE OPERATED MEItt-
ANiCAl. S'fOk EttS. W ttt IL. tNG
II~H Srf.NkiNti MIN OF COOP
CHARACTER STEADY tMfLoA
MEM coon FAl. S-HpL k DAF
StNEkAL WHITE. Ash HAND
LENS ALSO \EEuED NAI ION Al.
ANIIINk CHEMICAL co. MAX
CIS HOOk. IA. EMPLOY MtNF
DklT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
CLASSIFIED ADNERTlS
INC RATES

Ten cents per counted limo for nrst
insertion and Sc per line for each sub
scquent inscrtion-base ON miui-
mum of three ines and SIX words 10
the line.
All advert iscmcntS set IN six point
tnoupareiD unless otherwise ordered.
Light face. 10 point To Is point. per-
: mitted. and charged for on stx-point
basis
one months insertion 81 per .lne.
C>o ali accepted for less than three
lines.
Daily advertising for one year. .5D
per une per month on contract. IN
ad accepted Tor icss than three ncs.c
SPECIAL LASSiFlCATloNS
Spet iaI notices. dividend notices. an
nual meetings, elections. proposals,
public safes, auction safes and all
special ciassiiicatioi,s viii be CHARGED
ior at rate OF lOc line Tor the hTSt
insertion and &c line for each sub
seGucnt Insertion. Advertisements
running one month charged at
monthly rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

ABSOLUTE cleanliness in the preparation
of excellent foods is the cause OF our grow
ing popularity. Belmont Restaurant. 33I
l.. Fourth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
PRINTER

tNkkA EVENING.
PLUMBER wanted Apply zoo hing
street.
PLUMBERS and plumbers helpers Apply
" iInam g koDtIcr. n@' Shipi'4
SPLENDID opportunA for Two men who
are capable oi handing wei established
territory IN food products business. 40
previous experience NECESSARY II you are
sober aud wiling 10 WuTk Good Satary and
splendid commission CaH phone lil9
Tor appointment
sTENOGRAPHER- large nanufactur-
Ing concern Good salary with advance
mcnt. National Auilne y Chemical Co.
Marcus Hook MoTks. Marcus Hook. ia.
SODA dispenser. Kcy nolds Candy Co. AS
Market street.
TN ana sheet iron workers. Apply Reese
& Bro. Az hing street.
TWO or three men for saleswork who are
forccfuI and convincing NO previous eN-
pcrlencC necessary. Permanent employment.
salary tO start Is good. with oppOrtu tunity
for big commission. Apply at once TO sos
500 MadiSun street.
TWO good collectors. Must be acquainted
with city. steady position and good pay
for right parties. ". !. FARLEY. xI5 Mar
kct street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
PERSONAL.

PROSTATE disorders, bladder trouble in
men Getting up frequently at night Posi-
lively and rapidly overcome without drugs.
privately at home Doctors. osteopat ms
chiropractors. physical culture directors
and others use it. Easily used by anyone.
anywhere No matter what you have tried
or how old the case this method will bring
results quickly. Write for free particulars.
The EleCtrot hermai Co, George Bldg,
Steubenviile. Ohio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
nANrl

APARTMENT Four rooms and bath.
Centrally located Possession by Septem-
ber l. II s. Every Evening ONCE.
APARTMENT mall. furnished. for one
month from August ~. 10y two ladies'
Address =. O. BOX "a. Dover, Del.
EOARD with private. christian family.
y hile attend ns school. Address Young
/ ady. W =. livery ksening otilcc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
MALE HELP WANTED.

UpY-Over 10 years. to learn shoe Dusi-
ness Goldstein Rros 3O7 King.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
WALL PAPER AND PAPERHANGING.

IAPEKHANGER-H. Shames. IO3 North
jackson street. Lowest prices. guaranteed
work Phone 1921 j.
WALL PAPER-Now is the time TO have
work done at moderate prices Estimates
cheerfully furnished jones 81 HoLlett. a07
SLIpiey street. -. D A. 503S J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
HELP WANTED.
hto'aN ,, ~, -, - - - ,5,.-tno uniu,

SIX canvassers, s2I week Call w. and ~:
Walker. | w. seventh street. second
nu,r A N IN "A I'M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
SITUATIONS WANTED. l..

WIDOW wishes position as housekceper IN
adult family. Apply In person To "a n
Nnn nurrn street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17

OLD stable man and half grown hoy 70
- - ~. - rl...E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17

WAN TED Names women. girls, ls OF
over, wishing to try examinations ior
positions. 800 month ~.
Every Evening once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
STORAGE.
STENOGRAPHY.

LOST your stenographer Don't worry
iii help you out until you replace her
Public Stenographer Hotel du Pont
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
LOST AND FOUND.

,,tpoSUr uncK on Artisans Savings
~ 80 ~ % in ths name of James
Herbert MastCn, Minor APPiN"'' -
been made for a new book ,,i,,,r
James Heriert Mas'eh' N''''"'
LOST-Gold breast pin. coming on ',u,'.1 r,''.G
SrnT, %cwnort. Del Reward if returh'd
10 Every Evening onice
-. -;,,,,,., 90 t-Isrn,r, vfsst pocket
Los --ln =. az, y i0,''I Is,oL SutIablc reward il
%r,.turned 10 \. :. Reed. Sl3 Shipicy,
IOST-Gold watch. Reward Il rc'ur"'"
to Wesley Davis. Newark. del
,., ,,,- ,+.iptpr silk service
oN -. ,-.ct market bet wCCn
Third and FtfiH Reward il returned 10 II
W Nandever. Eighth and Market.
LOST-Back wallet. containing autUiuI
bile license. Also sum of money. lt'""'"
IL returned to Every Evening oHVS
IOST-Betwecu Belletonto and Iwcn'
6fth and Market. cameo hrooch. hSNalu
will be paid Tor same. NlAiaW - '''r'S'
S23 Shpley street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
CLOTHING REPAIRED.

FOR d small weekly charge ! will keep your
clothes in repair. Let laundry deliver them
10 bI5 Washington street. side yard en-
trance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.
HINES SCHOOL 42d 42d y y

Stenoeraphy. Bookkeeping. Dictaphone.
and Elementary Studies Day and evening
sessions. Pail term starts September 3
Enroll now. Phone 1927 WI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

CORNER house. ain rooms. bath. hot water
heat. porcbna, pantry. Double garage.
Apply Ala w. Twenty sixth 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17

GOOD prcsscr for out-of-town work Good
WAGES Tor right party COlorcd man pre-
fcrrrd Apply 4l5 g.. hurd street. SUNDAY
morning from 70 o ClOCk on.
IN<IToK Whltc or rnlorcd man and
Wltc preferred, steady work. good wages
IL. Every Evening 1ili'e
AtEruANICAI. craftsman wanted. one
win several NCars experience ana exempt
from draft American Manganese steel
Co. New Castle. l'gt
OLD stable man and half grown hoy %
assist. aIJ French street
PROSTATE sufferers to read our announce
mcut under personal No drugs. ne
EiCc; rot hcrmal Io George Bldg. Stcu-
benVIlir ONO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
APART .aENTS.

TWO ROOM APARTMENT.
~ y gfh and Monroe Also snOp Or storage
room. lsx24 II pply sO9 shipleY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
wOMEN,s SPECIALS.
BOARDING AND LODGING.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.


NOTICE.--Fstate oe Frances 3. Garrett
decreased. Notice Is hereby given that LETT
tcrS tcstamentaTy upon the state 0f
Frances Garrett. iate of Wim inz ton
hundred f.ecpasscd. we're duly granted unto
Helen = Garrett and Frank >. Garrett on
he fifth day ~ August. 3. -. 1918. and
all r4rsons Indebted 80 BE sad deceased
are requested tu nlake payments 70 tne
cEcc1Itors without delay. and a0 tersons
having demands against the deceased are
required 20 cxnlblL and present ae same
BEFORE the ErLh day Of August. a. -. 1919.
or abide o. Lne law in this behalf
HELEN 5. GARRETT.
FRAME - GARRETT
Executors.
address. David D. Heinhardt. ESQ. al
torney-aJ-iaw. FORD Building. Wilmington,
IJel
NOTICE-Estate of Thomas Payuter. 1e-
ceased. Notice Is hereby given tnat letters
of administration cum testamento annexO
upou the state Of Thomas P2ynJer. lats
uf Mil Greek hundred. deceased. we're duly
granted unto Thomas a. Paynter on tne
tnlrty-nrsJ day OF july. A. ID. 1918. ana
all persons Indebted 80 the said deceased
are requested 20 make payments to the
aduin!st ratOr e.. g a.. without delay. and
al persons having demands against tas
deceased are required 80 exhibit and pre-
sent tAe a,lme duly prooateG - me said
administrator z. Z D On Or DeiOre 1e
thIrty-drst DAY Of July A. y. 1919. or abide
ry tue iaW Ia nus behalf
THOMAS r. PAINTER.
Administrator G. T. A.
Address. William 7. yuan. ESQ. AttUr-
ney-at-iaw. Equitable Building. whining
ton. Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
OPTOMETRIST.
PRINTING ENGRAVING. ENCLOSING

INDEX CARDs-spe speciai opportunity ~
yet index cards Anything yOu neet. AZ #
Kinds and sizes. Chas. b.. Gray. PRINTER.
Il Fast highth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
NOTICES

NoTICE-wE WILL BUILD YOU \
H0NiE AT WAWASEF HEIGHTS
AND GIVE POSSESSION II 90
DAYS. SELECT YOUR ON \ DE
son SMALL AMOUNT OF CASH
REQUIRED. FOR FURTHER IN
FORMATION APPLA E)ANNA
LAND s IMPROVEMENT Co. !.
ICW ARD GORDON. GEN. MGR.
pi5 ORANGE STREET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-17
AGENTS AND SALES MEN.

NEGRO Soldiers in War" book contains
many pictures of COlored troops Every
hill. Send z5c for outfit 10 publishers. Jen-
kIns Publishing Co. Washington. ID. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-05
YANKEES NOW
ARE 'ATTAB0YS'

LONDON. July Just when Lon.
donorH had become accustomed 10
calling the Americans "Yanks.
they've learned II now nppellntion
which they declare In even more ap.
propriate.
It's "A%ttaboys''
American baseball fans will recoR.
nize It's source Immediately.
"Yanks" gained It's popularity be.
fore the great American pastims wa
played 40 generally In England and
la France.
when the English heard the yam.
KEGS cry "Attaboy!' as some player
hi, out "A thrce.bagger. they imme.
diately started an inquiry into the
meaning OF the term. one English
paper described u thus
The term expresses the antisfac.
ton Of the spectator with some -ner-
itoriOus performance OF "a player. III.
orally IL means. That's the stuff. my
boy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-05
GERMAN LEADER
OF SOCIALISTS
DEFIES KAISER

AMSTERDAM July 6-Phiitip
schcidemann. leader Of tho majority
socialists. replying In the German
rolchHtng Wednesday 60 Vice Chan
cclier Payers rcproof for socialist or.
position 20 government measures dc
cinrrd ne had nothing 60 Withdraw
we will operate with the gov.
ernmcnt oniy II tho p.ae. question ls
clarified sche.demann said.
The evaporation OF IN. MA
has reached It's highos, pitch" de
ciarcd soh~idemann. There 10 only
ono cryi End tho but with
honsr.
scheld.ma mn declared that the
greatest military victory by itself.
never viii hrng peaoe-only IN ar
mgstsce.
ScheidemAnn'a action IL regarded
sa important as u was the INT time
during the war that the ma lority 90.
elailst@ had refused TO vote fer the
government.
IL Is bound 10 produce q farsr-seh
Ing effect on tho people.
IL 10 learned that Sch@idetnsrn IN
his recent conference with ITrter
Trccistra. the Dutch sociaiis, at The
Hague. declared tho German social
lists will not support the government
until the latter makes a htsp toward
rsacc ThlN is the measAE- thai
Troelst-a wanted 20 bring TO shs
London labor conference
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-05

Cupid and the stork are held up TO
voneration. they are rated ms sun
ming plottcrs to herald the coming OF
the little sunbeam to gladden. the
hearts and brighten the homes OF a
host OF happy families.
There IN n most remarkable prep
a~ration. known "a Mothers Friend.
which has been used by ONE for
half n century before the arrival
OF the Rtork. This IL a penetrating
external application for tho abdo-
men and breast. BY daily use through
out tho waiting months. strait and
tension In relieved. The muscles are
made elastic and pliable. so that
when baby comes they expand with
ease. and the pain and danger at the
crisis Ia naturally less.
Then, too, the nerves are not torn
and drawn with that usual wrench
ing strain. and many addresses. such
~ ncryousness nausea, bearing
down md stretching pains. are
among the discomforts and debili-
tating experiences women who have
used Mothers Friend say they have
entirely escaped by the application
OF this time-honored remedy.
Thousands OF women have used
Mothers Friend and know from cx-
Get contributions to healthy. happy
motherhood.
write 10 the Bradfiold Regulator
Co. Lamar Bldg. Atlanta. Ga. for
their Motherhood Book" There is
q wealth OF instruction and comfort
to he derived from rending this little
book. II II plainly written just what
every woman wants 20 know. Get a
bottle OF Motha~'s Friend from the
druggist today. n thus fortify
yourself against pain and discom-
fart,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-05
COLLEGE BOYS
ARRESTED As
WAR L0AFERS

LOUISVILLE. ny, July S-Aro
college boy vacationIsis who PLAY
tennis war i~oafers'r
Thi. was tho question raised herr
with tho arrcs, Of Joseph E~nwelhard.
70. and Philip l.. Young. 20. both
members Of prominent, Louisville
families. who were arrested OF
charges OF vaRrancy.
Judge \. r. Burgcvin was told
bat both young men were on their
college vacation. on the recon
mcndation Of Prosecuting Attorney
Lucas. who asserted there was not
a chance OF sustaining the vaRrancy
charges. both young men we're
freed.
The whole procedure was simply
outrageous said Engelhard'a father.
Chief Ludlow =. Petty said future
offenders will no; escap, 20 lightly.
He says the youths were not playing
tennis when they were picked UP.
bu, were standing on the street o
ner putting ciRarets.
Kentucky antiloafinR law PRO
vides thai every able bodied male be.
tween 10 and 50 must engage In
sone useful and lawful occupation"
he added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-05
KAISERS ENEMIES ARE NOW LEADING new RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
WHO'S WHO IN RUSSIA TO-DAY

commander OF th. Russian armies when they were at their best ousisd
BY the IA thru jealousy. nov reported 10 have been proclaimed emperor
GRAND DUKE MICHAEL nroiher Of tho . esari refused To take
the throne when the ~ nbdeatedi % reported heading nj anti
BoIsbe,ik revolt at Omsk.
rROF. PAUL MILL kOtT-Ieader OF the constitutional demo
Gratis. who headed the first revolutionary, government and "a over
brown b, kerenshs: now "a Hardin. Manchura. Trading a third conn
or revolution.
ALEXANDER Ct CHkOrF-octobrist leader. who u a member
Of Muiukoffs first oabincti o helping him In counter EVOLUTION.
GENERAL kOR>IIOif-Many times reported dead; leader ~ the
army that overthrow ker~nsto. but anti lolshe,ihi reported To have
captured Moscow and oserthrown The Bo.h-,ilJ at their capital. with
the aid Of General kaiedinrs.
ALEXANDER KERENskN-Es premier. who makes dramatic
reappearane~ In London simuitau~ousI, with outbreak of revolt, and
~ hailed In soma dispatches n future ruler Of Russia.
IENINE AND TRorsKN-Ihe, don't figure In the who's Who
any more.
ENCZAR MISUNDERSTANDING docs he. whether dead Or alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-05
WAR GARDENS
Save BRITISH
FROM HUNGER

LONDON. July s-Ensland has
finally chased tho wolf from her door
far enough. in all probability. TO
make certain the complete failure Of
Gernnny's starvation threats
against the United Kingdom.
These facts are made clear by the
recently issued report Of the food
production department This report
would Indicate that England u rapid
~ becoming an agricultural nation.
and hat the big problem OF Idle lands
held in mobiles parks II now being
solved under tho stress % war.
The acreage in England sowu with
ats In 1917 IL 80 per cent greater
than that In 1918. The wheat acre
aEr Is IS per ccnt greater. tho barley
acreage. II per cent greater the
acreage sown with other grains IL 80
per cent. and the acreage Of potatoes
90 per cent greater. These figures
are exclusive Of war gardens. which
now number 1900 900. and have In
creased ito per cent since 1915.
The total land under cultivation In
England Is now 1000 900 acres great.
er than In 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-05
RUSS PLANNING
RE-ENTRY INTO
WAR ON TEUTON
Continued From Page One

treaty" will be discarded The east.
crn battle front will be restored \
Russian army will be organised
which. co operating with the Cseeho'
SloNak forces in siberia and the
Caucasus. viii restore order.
The German and Austrian prison
crs who are az large In Russia will
be thrown into prison again Al
German agents will be arrested.
And. most vital OF all the results
Of the counter revolution, Germany
will be forced TO send an army
from the western front 20 Russia to
protect her frontiers
Nicholas "a soldier
This sums up the situation as oh
servers here view it. II takes only
Great Russia into consideration.
however. what attitude the numcr
Gus republics. Ekrainin. Crimva and
the others. viii take toward the rc
newal OF the war Is uncertain.
out OF all reports OF the last few
days the most trustworthy seems 20
be that which credits Grand Duke
Nicholas with having been placed in
power,
Nicholas Is primarily a soldier. and
probably tho bes, military leader IN
Russia. but OF course. n m~onarchist
Tho question ~agitatinE Russian oh
v in London a. II Miiiukoff'r
revolution succeeds. wha. viii be lis
attitude toward Nicholas
This situation might bring two
new nations out 81 Russia mon.
archlst Great Russia and a republic
an Siberia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-05
Poor Willie Is
Being Ignored
By Newspapermen
Especial to The star

tIlfitat W hNhiF
LONDON. July b.-Emperor VII
liam is doing his utmost Il put tho
crown prince into the foreground
In the minds of his people. but he
seems TO be having n tough time OF Il.
Tho German war correspondents,
says an American dispatch. are vii.
fully ignoring the princes military
merits. During the recent offensive
on the Aisnc and Marine. which tho
kaiser tried hard TO popularize as
the crown princes battle" the Hun
heir vas deliberately sighted. All
the credit for the gains made was
given TO the individual generals In
command.
In the accounts Of the kaiser's Wis
its to the front the correspondents
do not mention his sons name.
or course he's furious about 1t, but
what can ha dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-05
SL0vAKS take
SIBERIAN PORT

WASHINGTON. July with
Csecho Sloyak forcea In complete
control. quiet has returned TO Nladi.
VoatoIt. state ndyicrs report Ameri.
can. British and Japanese naval
guards Ia charge OF stores have been
reinforced they took no part IN
the fighting
Workmen In the Ukraine are
leaving their factories and forming
themselves into small ARMIES. A bat
tic between white Guards and peas
nta has been raging at foltaterino.
uiaV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-05
ACTIVE WOMEN WILL
SPEAK FRIDAY NIGHT

Rhoda NJ. white. dean Of women
from Washington state College,. Miss
Lena Phillips. executive secretary OF
the business womcn's committee. OF
New York city. and Miss Il. Louise
Plumley. OF the National War Work
council, Will speak Mt tho Seattle
Business Women's mass meeting and
dinner Friday night Tho meeting
will be held in the Woman's FIX
change at $50 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-05
WAR BOARD RELAXES
CONTROL OVER STEEL

WASliiN0TOS. July g. slight ~.
taxation IN tho strict government
control over steel distribution was
made by the war Industries board
today. Hereafter orders for steel MOI,
in excess 81 five tons. II 10 be used
In essential civilian work. may be
filled without written consent from
the director of steel supply at wash.
inkton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-05
SOCIALISTS OPPOSE
GROWING A SAXON

AMSTERDAM. July Socialists
Of saxony arc Disguised with the
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