The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1917, Page 2

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Martinez, Mext-|ene@ exchanged between John T.| can vice consul here, was arrested Burns, Mexican consul general today. His hearing was set for, here, and officials of the draft Thursday board involved, has been called to Martinez the attention of the Was W YORK, Oct. 8—-Charged| empt, being a men thorities Fefusal to register for the| diplomat selective draft, ington au declared he was ex r of a foreign Correspond CHERNIAVS GERMANY IN U. S.| By United Press Leased wre N] AMBASSADOR | Ambassador Morris, Here on His ambassador, and can t ree of Mr. Morris | than | Morris ts a Washington einer | |having been born tn has never been across the sea. Mre |the quiet det lband, who hie & mission to per hotel Orien tal trade and with the wr NOW PLAYING | GREEK TALKED FoR | || BANK OF CALIFORNIA |! 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