The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1917, Page 14

Hardtack Must be Eaten by Sammies Dy United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, July 13 With Amertoa’s fighting men tn France, hant tack probably will have to be substituted tempo rartly for bread Otherwise Sammy's ration will include Heef (probably canned), bacon BERNSTORFF MAY CET PLACE HELD BY ZIMMERMAN Ry United Presa Leased Wire en and fresh vege tables Field bakeries lished late: : NEW DRIVE FOR GERMAN PEACE will be os crises att today ny wors yrmerly am dassador to Washington, was widely reported as having been to succeed Foreign Min mmer |} voy, who has always been opposed to Zimmerman, and, for the most! By WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD part, to Bethmann-Hollweg, ts eud United Press Staff Correspondent denly assuming an important place PETROGRAD, July 13.—Ger many is desperately pouring a new flood of propaganda into Russia in a superlative effort to dampen the popular war ardor. The directing point seeme to be Stockholm. Some of the evidences of thie tide of argument as gath ered today, were German ar. guments agai further Rus sian advances on the ground tha German minority so clalists had agreed to every in the controversy WAR CREDITS WAIT | ON POLITICAL ROW, By United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, July 13-—-The Dutch newspaper, Nieuwe Courant, | claims confirmation of reports tha Chancellor Hollweg and the ent | Prussian cabinet have resigned, ac | cording to information reaching the state department today The} point of the Russian peace newspaper also pr a letter from) aims, even including Alsace the kaiser to the Prussian cabinet,| Lorraine. ordering introduction of a bill for! Agitators whose previous activi electoral reforms based on equal ties have given indication of their franchise connection with the German propa The reichstag majority decided | ganda system, are spreading these Mot to vote war credits until the arguments. Political atmosphere cleared. Germany Prepares for Peace - Another rumor, apparently trace able to the same source, was that Germany was preparing for peace TO HELP KAISER Petrograd continues jubilant at the fresh successes achieved in the By United Preas Leased Wire [great offensive. Troops tn other THE HAGUE, July 13.—German | sections of the front who have not Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg | yet had their orders to go forward submitted his resignation in order jare beginning to exhibit impatience to ald the kaiser in a solution of |to get at the enemy the parliamentary difficulties re ‘The 97th regiment, for instance, Sultant on Matthias Erzerberger’s|has unanimously adopted a resolu criticism in the reichstag, accord-| tion to which 6,000 votes were sub ing to authoritative information. | scribed, refusing to cultivate the Berlin dispatches did not yet | fields, and concluding shed light on whether the kateer | “We will die in the trenches had formally accepted Hollweg’s!from disease, waiting for pa resignation and those of other min-|and radical dreamers {n Petrograd isters. Nor was there any explana-|to decide whether we advance. We jtion why the crown prince, known | want to advance immediately. Let ‘as an extremist of the Junkers, the rifle be used on those trying should have been conferring with |to hold us back. The life of the \Mberal leaders. |republic is at stake. The only way One report is that the prince, asito save it is to vance.” leader of the junkers, had forced) Minister of Posts and Telegraphs ‘out Hollweg because the chancellor Tseretelll issued a formal letter to jhad exhibited signs of some yield- all telegraph employes today, warn ing to the popular clamor for ajing them to “speed up.” HOLLWEG RESIGNS © | | | peace offer. “The efficiency of the Russian telegraph system has fallen down ‘Taurus Here “This ts not Safe|‘, per ees he lng : due entirely to old apparatus. Em fee Te ae ee Tenres ployes must remember they hare 1 Sentratice oe nad Le 7 idney.| duties as well as rights. They owe renee gio ape ‘or Port|it to Russia to do all posaible, not ngeles ¥8 ARO, were denied | as little work as possible.” by the W. C. Dawson Co. Friday. 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POUR SHELLS ON FRENCH By United Brees Leased Wire PARIS, July 13 in artillery firing a: tin waa reported cial statement the Meuse, and around there waa Hkowise a violent duel wood, French of guns, In Canuri Great activity | y Quen round St in today’s ° On both banks of Hi) 304, troops repulsed local attacks wick ‘used at Mr. Pickwick! Everyone should know Mr. Pick in Monday's Star. MEN! 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Mrs. George No- ble Skinner, of the Seattle | branch of the organization, will | have charge here. | | The campaign will open Sunday | 1 sermons on food sav |ing from the pulpite of the city. | |The women will be asked to sign food conservation pledges, which |will be filed in Washineton, DC | The work in the various dis. | tricts will be carried on by wom en's clubs, and branches will ps | jtablished in the public libraries | and Information desks downtown, — | M than a thousand Seattle | have already signed in the Army Against | ecruited under indorse, | jment of Herbert Hoover, ‘ROADS FOR RAINIER |_ An appropriation of $76,000 for Rainter National park will be spent \entirely for road improvements, ac. cording to Horace M,. Albright, act- ling assistant secretary of the tn- \terior, in charge of parks. 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