The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1917, Page 9

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Hippodrome, Piliott 3167, STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 26, 1917, PAGE 9 ‘EX-DUCHESS IS SEEKING TO WIN BACK MONARCHY By United Preas Leased Wire NEW YORK, Nov, 26.—A plan to restore the Romanoffs to power in Russia is behind a visit te the U, 8. of exGrand Duchess Tatiana, daughter of the deposed exar, necording to Ivan Narody, here, today. Norody is connected with the Russian Civilian Kellef society He is responsible for the an ment that the daughter the car has escaped fron pbolsk, and is en route to this ry. declared the plan for re-estal: |lishing the Tomanoffs contemplates union of the forces of Kerensky, the monarchiata and Gen. Korntloff, jand election of Grand Duke Nich. olan “first president of the United Atates of Russia,” The Russian emba y in Wash jington declares it has no knowledge of the proposed visit of the grand duchess, and that the organization headed by Narody has no offical standing, At Narody's office it was said this latter was due to the fact that the organization of the relief society had not yet been completed The daughter of the former czar, according to Narody, is to appeal te 4c for support. Narody very hay on other details of the scheme. Tle was unable to tell when Mins with great tne © that a mpectal courter from ussia — Nicholas Peteroff—tormerly a Meutenant in the czars body-guard, brought him the informatie courler was now en route to San Francisco with Mra. Margaret B Carver, an American woman, who ts to meet the royal refugee If Narody’s courter b ught other jon than that com manoff, he has not yet re i what Narody has to sell or t dan: of Broadway in the near tu inforn Mins 3 veal: ture C. E, RUSSELL SAYS CZAR’S DAUGHTER IS TO AID KAISERISM € + Continued From Page 1 ° e ing the world, and not responsible to the opinion of the people Ma te think only of meee orror Of course, it is hor rible. My God! Haven't IT seen enough of it? But war is not aa hor. r A world dominated by auto tition must be stamped out, he | 1, and we must give up, tempo. some of our cherished privi omen Not Rampant Speech Free speech can not be rampant ‘uring war time when It fans sedi on,” he anid Kuseell i giving all his thought, onergy and time to helping the Unit- ed States get Into the war with tte full power, Altho @ world-famed #o- ciallet, be has not sympathy for rad- foals who cannot mee the pertl to democracy kaleortam. to the end.” Russell spoke to 6.000 men at Camp Lewis Sunday y are more sincere appearing great bodies of E te I have watched at Wa- on, in England thinks the Bolsheviki ex- tremists will lose power and fall to negotiate an armintic Then the Rusai will realize that they must make vigorous war fare or be crushed by autocracy o waid, “and they will make war ond Word has been recetved tn Se- attie that there ts a good chance ot salvaging the &. 8. Martpora, Sumner straits recently. | documents, showing how secret Am ment. These documenta revealed that Russia wan to have her say in the peace counct! aa to a the astern frontier was to be arbiter on t front. The American position ts that no one nation should have the right to dictate all with respect to boundary | lines on the long front. The U. the war should continue only as long as necessary to make democracy saf iam cannot run rampant over the world at will | holds that Id arrive, but sald) sould continue to serve th aim of world democracy '$30,000 STOLEN FROM BIG STORE | _ IN CLEVELAND By United Press Leased Wire Narody said the ring © may flash across the fure and taken, according to the police. Twe the watchmen were handoufted together. The robbers worked or the safe an hour before they open, No artests have been made |in France,” eried an elder she threw flowers into the water near the Seattle's bow It ocourred at the launching ot| the §,400-ton ¢ plant lendid types,” 1 wala. 'Mrs. | Greyerbiet reatdence night. Mr ures | clent ENGLAND AND FRANCE BALKING OVER WAR AIMS BY CARL D. GROAT United Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov and Fra batking at making a revised statement of war aims and at publishing any seeret war treat- was hinted in authoritative riers today. This, however, has not discour ged the U. 8. in its desire to have such a showdown, tho the Paris inter with the subject directly allied conference may not deal Press publication of Russian state macy proceed jean hopes for a fri gave Impetus nk state © western | | “While adjustment of territory vital point in giving freedo fety to the world, this government feels there should be no undue ter ritorial grabbing All the powers should agree on how far the struggle CLEVELAND, 0., Nov, 26— Twenty five to thirty thousand dollars were taken and three watehmen were bound and im prisoned In = vault all night by safe blowers, who last night blew the safe in the Higbee Co. department store, here, it was discovered today. Thousands of dollars’ worth ather goods were alse 2 SHIPS LAUNCHED | AT SAME HOUR HERE My son's woman nd keep you, Beatt co steamship Seat the Sk Saturday Mra. Ernest Lister, wife’ of the! | governor, sponsored the Beattie, the firet ship launched under the United! Btates shipping board's program. The 8,$00-ton commandeered cargo amahip W also at r Brigade, was launch Greyerbiehl, 17 | | Years in Seattle, Dies Sarah Greyerbichl, wife of J et., Bat Besides her husband, she is # thr Rosina J (Official Publication | Report of the Financial Condition | —OF. THE Guardian Trust _& Savings Bank Located at Seattle, State of Washin the twentieth day ton, at the Close of Business on of November, 1917 RESOURCES Loans a discounts $285,654.76 Overdrafts setend oes : $.27 Honds, Warrants and other Securities . i 146,991.18 Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures 1500.00 Safe Deposit Equipment ) ther Real Katate owned Deporited with Depositors’ Guaranty Fund .........+6 1 Due from Banks—Approved Ke Agents aes | | Due from Banks other than Approved Reserve Agents Checks on other Banks and other Cash Items 16 Exchange for Clearing Houne one Cash on hand . 49,072.02 Expenses 7,813.90 BHAI Vii vesivds ieee $569,299.44 LIABILITIES «$100,000.00 9,107.20 ts 020.00 None 434,156.21 None scounted None al $563,209.44 State of Washington, County of King—ss 1, A. GC. Kahike, Cashier of the 11 ) awear that the fo ng statement © to the t kr lke and b A. C, KAHLKE, Cashier bed and sworn to be orrect. Attest me thin 26th day ‘of r. 191 ROBT. WILTON eal) HW. Ro. AUDLEY C. BE. ROBERT Notary Publle, in and for the Directors. tate of Washington, resid ne at Seattle ee | di! gnment of France DECIDEDLY DIFFERENT nh and wingle INVITE THE GOAT T0 YOUR THANKSGIVING FEAST O it right quick, for Mr. Bockstaff has many other invitations Ask him to come in with Mr. Turk—and he will stay until the last raisin is eaten from the plum pudding. i cheeriest member of the dinner party, bubbling over with joy irit; stimulating appetite, aiding digestion. Mr. Bockstaff is not only a chum of Dad’s—he’s a friend of the whole family, from the kiddies up. Ask him—he’ll come! BOCKSTAFF—LIFESTAFF — APPLESTAFF EVERY WHERE HEMRICH’S STAFF PRODUCTS CO. Capitol 870. He will be the live- wot it Mail This Order Now ner & Eddy | Insure Quick Delivery 0, the time of the launching of the Seattle, at the famiy| ‘lew: United Pr ATLANTIC POT Admiral Fletcher and hia etaff, taft and five other |cers reached here totday of the Ohio troops was rted for Washington cold the worst enemies of ‘THRIFT STAMP CAMPAIGN HERE BEGINS AT ONCE National bank 1 last evening | More proof—if anybody » to win the war by killing babtes. German aviators who bombarded the hospital of Rosendael wounded thinks more is needed—of Germany's cam Jealled two weeks ago by Mr of the treasury The mother js sitting on the ruins of her home. -|PAIR WED IN POLICE | COURT ON EVE OF y, $. ADMIRAL | DI MAN'S DEPARTURE Us-s2- ADMIRAL DIES Miss Roberta Crowe, 2208 EB, Olive friendly policemen showered rice and an or child in the Walter Cleveland supporting the died suddenly here He entered the 1869 and was He commanded Aph headquarters vy, and former bowiet ap it memorable around-the-world cruise tates fleet in 19 married this sctentists are busy figure of Used safety | razor blades and parentps, | orders to leave. sked the girl Katherine Colludi, are dragging Lake Un | If you value where | Haynes repair it. Next theatre.—Advertisement, your wate!

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