The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1917, Page 7

TEUTON SCHEME | ALSO FOE OF U.S, BY CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL WASHINGTON, D. C., March —The United States today ia Ike a man watking on the last Inch of a huge precipice and dreaming dreams that he is safe If by any possibility Germany wins this war, or if she com: out of it unbeaten, this country we love has never been in such imminent deadly peril as it will be in then, Not in the civil war; any other time, The staggering revelations of Germany's plottings to embroil us with Mexico and Japan are not half the story It isn't Japan and Mexico alone, nor Germany, Japan and Mexico alone that we faced In not at A DIAMOND BRIQUET fire in the kitchen range will keep the whole house cozy and comfortable on mild spring days wes Siapeineat raanetvering. . . in the end it was Germany, DIAMOND BRIQUETS, equally good in furnace, gic ara bg gtate, stove or range. Clean and above all, decidedly House, in in economical. Absolutely no waste rooms and we forget the stupendous fact that in| 4 all internat al affairs, Japan now ; PER TON nie means Japan and Russia ‘ 2 AT THE BUNKERS Sinister Alliance ‘ That most strange, sinister ¢ ) x a Py pact, the treaty of alliance made Order from your nearest dealer or Phone Main 5080. last enmmer between Japan ‘end Rus seem to oF that Negotiated by a proGerman admin and BLACK DIAMOND SOUTH PRAIRIE NEWCASTLE astounding way to support th TO MAKE RUSSIA | jand Japan have already be iatrat in Russta plainty | haped as a preliminary to another | compact—we overlook that The terms of that alliance bind| each of the nations in the most | other] STAR—MONDAY, MARCIL ) PROOF OF KAISER’S SCHEME TO EXTEND GERMAN This ts the meat of the kate er to Ger secret inatructlons ) man retting diplomatic ag forth the plan to dominate the world; it is part of an authentle document unearthed by the French secret service “We muat atir up trouble the north of Africa and in Rus sla, It ls a meane of keeping the forces of the enemy en gaged. * * * Risings provoked {in time of war by political { agents need to be crrefully pre | pared and by material means. Thay must have a controlling head to be found among the in fiuential leaders, religious or po litleal * Neither ridicu fous shrickings for revenge oy French chauviniets, nor the Englishman's gnashing of teeth, nor the wild gestures of the Slave will turn us from our aim of protecting and extending n bound together by German Infl This is the exact situation From it there is no possible w out except that the United Sta ake {its place with the other racies and bear its part tr editorial | the work of preserving in the world » seem to|the democratic principle GERARD GUARDS TALK UNTIL HE SEES WILSON BY FRED 8. FERGUSON ) INFLUENCE OVER WORLD a } { Deutschtum all the world over.” ( 1917, PAGE 12, GERMAN SUBS ON WAY TOU. S., | IT IS REPORTED NEWCASTLE, Ind., March 12. —With 26 bodies already recov ered, search continued today for further dead in the wake of the cyclone which swept down on this city late yesterday, destroy- Ing 500 homes and causing prop erty damage of more than a million dollars, Manufacturing plants were closed, while the workmen ald- ed three companies of militia and 100 special potlcemen in keeping guard and cleaning up the debris strewn pver a district ‘Own "oe “ vreat® \M.A.GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO ot AT TLE ® BOPUL AW HOME FURMOHEDS SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT two and a half miles wide and Re 15 miles tong. ‘ The cyclone swept the resl- aaa dence district and on into a woe) | prosperous farming country, ‘ | Fifty doctors and nurse are car = ing for the wounde iprovined ee A ae Seg For the purpose of co-operat- S jured and 100 or more alightly hurt . ° . = breech score bens are ing with the homefurnisher and at a fire station. Martial Law Exists en district. pass thru except on permit fro’ the mayor or militia officers. eral reports of looting were rece! jcorners [their property break of day a to renew waiting for th Martial law exists in the strick No one is permitted to their hunt during the present high cost of living, the following terms m Po thhiheh ? et nonin bane hl th on homefurnishings will pre- [ecto Bomeens en ser vail until further notice: : ne te r alban ie de ah = for the dead. + Mined by this company and sold by all good dealers in many eer eres ) et i eS | At hospitals citizens aided the $ 50,00, nothing down, $1.00 week, or $ 4.00 mo. ; Lump, Nut and Furnace sizes plication with the United States or) 8Y nightfall, James W, Gerard, yeh dll pags hag Bay Pete 100.00, nothing down, 1.25 week, or 5.00 mo. anybody else overlook that former ambassador to Bertin, nth Day, 18, om tose & n any tedt ehe men en the inelde ot | wil devoutly ‘rejoice. in_once !ttle laters and a brother, and was 150.00, $5.00 down, 1.50 week, or 6.50 mo. ‘Y in . re tread United Stet |injured herself, sat beside the bed : 5 . fying treaty was made known way from Bertin to Washing Teanity Geil at 250.00, $12.50 down 3.00 week, or 12.50 mo. ~ a : in England, such men turned ton—nearly 6,000 miles in the tie chamie teare . 563 Railroad Avenue South Main 5080 pals and quabed, Foe Wes route traversed by the former | THe tm Je chance for 300.00, $15.00 down, 3.50 week, or 15.00 mo. “ | that this new treaty practically | envoy—and until the very last | a knocked out the slender alliance moment It woe a journey filled a dao el lot ae We invite the accounts of all reputable and trustworthy homefurnishers ° ; Sermany. © topped b between Japan and Great Brit with apprehension. sreatest suffering wa hone Carp May Win War | ced to Germany was stopped by} init went far beyond any | The at tor and his em-|during the night. It was sold, and g i: ‘ . treaty betwe: Russia and |bassy party expected to leave /no fires were allowed houses 3 for the Kaiser, Says The fish have been hatched France. It opened the door '|Havana today. Gerard will report unt of danger of starting a P ° pe the Inland canals of t empire. - . i i varlt mflagration. Lights were out and University Professor straig upon democracy’s |to President Wilson at the earliest r ebts wor n * Zs : ree ; . greatest tragedy! |possible moment. Until ho hagq|NO water was procurable, as the Our “added-to-account” policy, original with re ace Piet r BEACO HILL N Ww | I wax in London when the news|thus personally detatied the cir.|mains had burst. ; , - ibe a @ word of Professor Trevor e out. Not « word d'injeumstances of those deys and| R poured into the city from 5. 2 *h pz ; re i 4 emmarcrs Se Lroeeumee Trevor HAS JITNEY LINE (223..8o08 ‘oS ie Waa abe ts |curmetinne: OF ties aire SRG) CO aereer tnaae, Mikro us, and which patrons have found so convenient, 4 ington zoology department, is ot alone t eyes but(sions he has formed as to G: ffered ald ; ~ i > as here » ., iVi- ; . the kaiser is trying to win| There weren't so many Reacon |'Bat eot:Rlone-wik Fe pedp ron porree pyar vondgionls Repro pra rr ae will continue as heretofore. Customers are privi ¢ ith f his subjects, hill people walking today pose’ oe . . aA haw ol “ahesgayrey Spa t ia a Sere eee. : ey ve 3 eee aoe ee geo yas: |" duneen Httney Dosese wore put patches and turhed st 1 he aims, he will| Lead po leged to select seasonable articles, such as a Gas type of fish has proven a resource- the run to help solve the tre be ih K of Zin PI ! pra J ‘ 5 »frigerg ) 4 . " ful food supply” for the German |tation problem involved by the col-|""'" : Dida Koay ef iennereee Fe tee Wil etre Range, Refrigerator, Go-Cart, Lawn Mower, Gar- ince the importation of || of the Dearborn st. bridge. |. °°" Geraré per ) himself to make |M thetr f again, th ed 2 PF > Be ank ’ << i Paden —_——— jagsint the democracien! No more, Gerard permitted himsett to, make {08 "* Mayer Loses All den Tools, Garden Hose, Blankets, Comforts, Bed- part of the dream of the reactionary wledge Chrcetly ane] PR srt ht eS ae Bs ding, etc., and have them adjusted to their current : Psychic Power—A Booklet isi" iss". rs ofa [Og i ii — leading autocracies. The autoc M Mexico and Japan eflced Pray oer tomece ps 4 ac . [cies against the democracies, and| of that conspiracy |Desvy, because few places carried oak &. H, Alvord, Author |the greatest of all the democracies |reached the Infanta Inabel by wire |°¥C!one insurance. Int once the richest nation on earth|less as she was en route from| Tbe storm broke without warning Tells of WorldPeace and the least prepared to defend itself. But it is not the lure of that wealth that is the main reason for the new triple alliance. It ts some thing else. There is the natural Instincts of men sinc rly bred in the autoc Hfaith, the natural f of parasites for their jo naced always m fand me t spread of d cratic | But beyond everything else, | far above and beyond, is the vast, dazzling, almost incon celvable potentialities of wealth and strength that lie in the | commercial domination of the world. Wilson's Are? and Pike St Shorey's, 701 Third Ave Raymers, 1320 First Ave. ° the »y gani thru are Mex nsiderat revealed to ry. Bat all this *, and at ur A Marvel in intrigue Germany i nomina at with Russia Yet the of that war Germany able « one Russia et up anothe C 1 to herself She able t nfluence he di asian armies ' | down a huge hat of Rumania an ® rich ntages of It able ect the course of King Constantine and paralyze the allies’ advance from Salonika Compared with these things, what she attempted with Mex ico and Japan was simple enough. For years this work has been going on in every cor- ner of the world, In March, 191 the French secret service was ab to obtain posse jon of an authentic ument pre- pared for the guidance of German diplomats and agents in the world wide war that Germany was then planning. Among the sentences in this document these We must stir up trouble in the north of Afriea and in Russia. It in a me the ene’ Rising my engaged. LU 1 in time of 0 by political agents need to be very weak and] fully prepared and by materi miserable. I re eans, They must have a control \Imombered how ling head be found among the in my mother had fluential leaders, reiigious or po found relief} litieal, * * © Neither ridiculon from pain byt shriek for revenge by French ing Lydia chauvinists nor the Englishmen \|Pinkham's Ve ashing of teeth, nor the wild ge etable Com tures of the Slava will turn us from jJpound and I de our aim ¢ cting and extending ided to try it, Deutseht li the world over nd thanks to That is the idea—Deutschtum the Compound all over the worid—and the jit helped me just as It did my strings already laid down to |mother, and I am free from pain, pull it off, backache and that general weak No Way Out ness that o hard to bear, 1 The governing class in Russiajam able to do my work during such} has always been German—not mere-|timea and am recommending Lyd ! thy but in blood EK, Pinkham's Vegetab Com pounce it inderstood in the to my friends who suffer as I ner Kurope that Rus Miss Meta Tiedemann, 16 ng class has never! ferson Ave Hrooklyn Y hear this war, and that) To know whether Lydia E. Pink Children 5c control the government {t is|ham's Vegetable Compound will 15 Loge Seats 25¢ at psychological moment! help you, just try it. For advice of a German suce o meke a sep | write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medi. arate peace, and join Germany in|cine Co. (confidential) Lynn, the commercial and other division|M Your letter will be opened, of the world Nothing else is neded. Corunna, Spain, to Havana. and was over Iike a fash, lasting M. A. GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. From others of the ambassadors |ffom 20 seconds to a minute, ac x iparty, however, it was learne: ep — ee fe Seattle's Popular Home Furnishers, thet the ambaseador, months ago. Ay er ansas twister, with on ae United States of Ger la long, funnel-shaped cloud, which Second Ave, Between Pike and Pine. . swept down from the northeast 4 of keeping the forces of of pain periodical to lle down intrigues tn Mexico Has Amazing Story 4 It rests with President Wilson whether the story of Gerard's life} and his tn asions of shall be given the to The ready for a nerrative of It ts possible may be the basis of lations of many's geinat Ap if seen fit " ¢ the rable er oft archives in. Her! a ambassador elf it of paper in the FAIR 1s soem BOTH MOTHER AND DAUGHTER Relieved From Pain and Suffering by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Brooklyn four years | N. ¥ ‘or three or suffered a great deal , so I would have back would and I would feel M read and answered by a woman, | plication Russia and held in strict confidence, ache | 'NO DECISION YET | IN 8-HOUR CASE WASHINGTON, March 12— | The supreme court decision in the Adamson eight-hour law case again failed to materialize today. | | Ma ‘Th ay ref She Nation pres nk ¢ »priation a Hull and { funds t Laura Verrell, de ” LADIES! DARKEN. “ws YOUR GRAY HAIR Look years younger! Use Grand-| mother’s recipe of Sage Tea and | COUNTY EMPLOYE Sulphur and nobody will know | u } —— ' The f and Suly fo’ F. A. Lombard, 403 ry ave..| restoring f 1 hair to it ) employe of the county treasurer's apie “ Loop ad & fice, was shot and slightly in ped wale napueanen ired Sunday by an unknown man aad atctys Ww ; ‘ on i D of a county jail | m F ombard was washing an auto. pr 4 - iividual who shot him came | was applied with wonderful effect. | iy | But brewing at home is mussy SERS Row oe ne ae ~ put-of-date, Nowadays, by as : ine aren re aff vom . A bp “4% The man then drew his gun and bottle of: Wyeth's Sige and Sulpir fired point b lank ht L ombard, The] | Compound,” you wil itp fae] oe ee oe one eet mous old eanavatiele > pepepeiedl a bh at | by the addition of other ingredi-| ‘appeared. enta, which can be depended upon to shoal feeppas al color and beaut Lights Up on Permits | | A well-known downtown drug: and Scares the Town! BANKER LOSES OUT | WASHINGTON |to terms, the latter struck at 2:50 'WASHINGTON. D.C, |." CARMEN G0 OUT The strike affects 16 of the capl- tal's most important traction ar t WASHINGTON, March 12.— IN CINCINNATI aie? Washington is today tn the throes — of its long-threatened street car ©., March 12.—/strike. The men were to have acted 4 and 50 injured| March 5, but on a patriotic appeal figures today give /Postponed their action until after the {nauguration owing failure of efforts by Secretary of Labor Wilson to bring officials of the Washington Railway & Electric 3 DIE 50 HURT BREMERTON, March 12.—The keel of the 0-2, the submarine for which the navy yard has the con- tract, will be laid in about a month, Work has been held up while a part of the machinery, needed for conveying the keel — plates to the wa: arrives from = and 1,000 of its men'the East. CINC Three MINNA persons de: the toll police i-\¢ the tornado that swept over Cin last night and the iburban residence of Mount Red nk and struck districts nnatl Lookout, Hyde Park Co, Ea a those killed was Ohmer ast | One G capitalist. His house col aught fire and was de His yusekeeper Mi Holmes, v seriously in \UNKNOWN SHOOTS AT Now Showing to Capacity says it darkens the hair so natur ally and evenly that nobody can] popn ana ; tell it has been applied. You sim-|, PORT ANGEL March 1 ply dampen a spofge or soft brush|28¢X Martin, lit up on a whi with it and draw this through your |Permit, saulted one man, inttin. hair, taking one strand at a time,|@ated three others, and then By morning the gray hair disap. (@tabbed a gun in order to start a} |pears, and after another applica. little revolution In the peacefy! tion or two, it becomes beautifuliy (OWR of Forks, 60 miles west of dark and glossy “here, at 2 a. m, Sunday morning.) Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com. |Sberiff Bishop reached Forks a cou e | a deliaht $ ple of hours later, expecting to find Th P f 1 B rth pound ts a delightful toilet requis. lite for those who desire a more \balt-the town massacred, but the e rowertu 1 : : miy sign of fe e village was san iitol france. It is not im, only sign of fe in the villa tented cure, qnitieation or Martin, asleep against a telephone ontro xz pose prevention of disease pole. Clears Complexion worry about kin troubles. You can have | blotches or} a (department is the author of an ar “The Unborn” Was Previously Shown in Seattle at an Admission of 25c and 50c OUR ADMISSION PRICE— ROSE ON WOOD DECAY Rose of the Uni Washington chemistry Prof. ; versity Robert of clean complexion by using a|ticle on “Chemistry of Wood De: zemo, obtained at any drug store (eay,” Which appeared in the Jour ADULTS 15c, CHILDREN 5c c, or extra large bottle at $1.00, nal of Industrial and Engineering easily removes all traces of Chemistry for the month of March pimples, hack heady, Laotehem, c= |The article ie the first of a series Everybody Admitted zema, and ringworm and makes the |to be published by Doctor Ros . sae ipenerntiie antiseptic tai, cai est Attend the Matinees if Possible and h stick or § . . applied and costs a tite for exch'an, || STAR WANT ADS _ | Avoid the Evening Crowds H ahear caeuandatte.” | BEST FOR RESULTS {| The i, W. Rese Co, Cleveland, O. vali @'