The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1917, Page 14

—- SLEEP IN CELLS AS PRISONERS With the arrest of Ernest : (Qe Leyboid, pre born promoter, federal agents ninent German ii here late Thursday completed their task of rounding . i nest of alien enemics sus » ——ae ‘ ed of connection with N x 3 west Teutonic intrigue me Leybold was ta ———_—_——___—_ i” When he returned ‘ BERKELEY, Cal :% pme of M \ complains in his divorce pape ve a Lon babies off on him as her # spot > receive word from Chicago tha He) the Puget Sound i. i Bremerto: adopted the children and tr ‘ reated ‘ i ‘ b € J wh - w ans W Leybold berman, a borg. w arrested b — @ay, spen at ir e PS hamieration station, foot of Unt wt Leybold’s room at Take “sumr . ed burri Seized. | discussed “I didn't have tin Mireless equipment Tobey, who arrested Leybold day, It th an open secret that esp Each of the ¢ Bas been pro Mach indie: ings at the home hed any they were not » United States government inte them, they said John Montague me today * No arrests hay Connection with th pamphiets to urging them to nd refuse to go into th ice army lackers Find Hard dustry. e division boards are intru meecding Here Now |ea with one end of t +. while we have the other to d with,” says Proctor. Many Fake Cialms faminations of t . “The burni ame is that we to spill American blood for benefit, not only of our own enefit of slack-|!n the totals ‘and social parasites who eager-| Jn this lan ges of the best shal General fuse to bear | dispatche from Wast ed Thomas P.| state governors, direct officer of di-| boards to use the greatest poss y denounced the care to prevent kers “sl of foreign nations who are thru the lines” and escaping sel BE exemption on that ground. service ms, that hund d claims are incl Will do all in his them into t national army. | ¥ ly of them have taken out first |{ » and thus are declarants, | lav Within the terms of the select | vid Bervice law marr ‘The number of Russians who) It m ption on that ground Ba power to cer-|on the grounds of depen is indicated by the fon of Section he says does n merely because a r he ts exempt ly authe Wh and get by elin you will fi » down the fl A very | and « ns Bargain Basement Economies in Boys’ Wearables Boys’ Sport Shirts for we A clean-up sale better Si Shirts wit sport c¢ hort ceve all Boys’ Suits are The Hat only $2.95 aor Will make exc School Suits. } and pinch | of tweed mixture and homespun light and dark color Sizes 10 to 16 and ide drape ypenhagen and Black THE SEATTLE STAR —_ SEATTLE GIVES WILSON SIGNS 4,300 OF BEST YOUTHS TO WAR TRUST IS FOUND young men will be GERMAN AGENTS * 5.0. s. QUICK! FOR REV. S. X. 5. ive Been S| TRIPLE: crRosseD! — Ge FOOD BILL AS quota is filled and the select are encamped at , compiled from nd the office of Ad palmed three Me was overjoyed t the trio had arrived, nt East immediately. Now he declares that his wife had 4 to pass them off as her own battalion Washington coast ar naval militia men now in train ing at the University of Wash t the head of the ait Washington unit of ambulance select service quota, STORES WILL CLOSE AT 1 P. Lo SATUR _TEAGHER MUST GO IN SELECT ARMY; (0. MAY LOSE PLACE |". Canton, teacher of “HALLELUJAH, I'M A BUM,” SING AIRMEN o Continued From —_ 1 *. To save us from sin WORKMEN’S CIRCLE EXCURSION ‘SUNDAY fe as she stands on the |} | “Oh, why don’t you work As other men do?” Fire Destroys Fish at San Juan Ww harf elle, with the officials of all That the boards are expected to boards, will draw the lines do all in thelr power to cut down tht about this class of slacker,,the number of exemptions granted Colman dock at $ a m dancing on the boat anc 4 also various sport cor no work to do?” s the presi n the draft | P Kids Play Tennis While Of pape THE BON MARCHE~™ RGAIN: BASEMENT, You Sir—Have YOU Shopped in the Bargain Basement? If not, there is a real sarprins coming to you Men’ s Silk Bosom Shirts We 39 Youngsters Best Fleet of 60 Germans Men’s Negligee and kaolin’ “Fiber, Lisle and Cotton Socks, Men’s Fine Lisle Socks, Shirts 89c l7c a Sod selectir e al} | dium white and pa car 1 Sizes 14 t Men’s Gray or Brown Flannel 0c ¢ Pair Shirts $1.35 P p Men d these Shirts fir These are well made in * with double yoke es biel pocket. 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