The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1917, Page 2

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RUNAWAY IS CAUGHT 2124 42 ¥ the 1 .| from Bradbury Clothes on Credit “Bradbury” 1 garments find favor a of men S uits and O wercoats price upward from $25.00 and other dependable upward from $15.00 w2e> Your Satisfaction Our Success lines priced gh, it ts, the u have shown in us and in the of our merchan ereat he 1 start amount }meeting to |did not represent the view jot his [80 as to negotiate peace before Ger | Telegraph. }alncere 202 to 221 & Bieventh . ‘tureCo | Measure, there is no various | f sectors near the coast, today’s offi-| American former premier the fac Britisher of standing “NO KNOCKOUT” IS LANSDOWNE letter, printed in the Tele- aph, was a firm reiteration wt no discussion of son, parliamentary under-secretary for war at a Scottish luncheon in rion restaurant cussion is posible over the question of freedom of the seas,” he ! Instead of ust be clear rous foe » With his ne #0 closely on downe's urging of consideration of freedom of the seas, in a new re establishment of allied aims, Ma: Pherson’s speech was regarded her * being the offictal ar Lans «wer to such lay at which Chancellor of the Exchequer Bonar Law strong ly repudiated the letter, saying it leagues in the cabinet or Americans should know immedi that the marquis of Lane downe's suggestion of relinquish ment of certain original war aime many is beaten, does not represe any responsible sect public opinion. t fact was ma t here le emp today iy on what moat circle acte i am the amazing ¢ former communication to the e usion | Daity | that} the marquis acted sole Personal initiative. He did nv sult his former unioniat colleagues Will Encourage Enemy Many of them regret xestion that peace ah dered before today expreaned| Lansdowne's over h has long] jen, was the} to approve| t qualificn Jemn his sug @ igt | owing will give | at the allies res war alms in this gen- eral line That the allies do not desire an nihilation of Germany as a great/ power. pose om her people any form of} government other than that thetr own choice ‘That, except an a legitimate side! sire to deny} i the erent | f the world © pret Germany her place a: commercial nations That the allies soon the ared, am} oxa: pow | pro Mims CAPTURED : f the on are prepared to pact ler whl ~ NO KNOCKOUT” WASHIN DN, The Marquis of bombshell “No knockout” Nov 10 — Lansdowne's letter | may have far-teaching effect in bringing England's discussions | ] | } on the war to center on Presb dent Wilson's plans for a frank, full and joint statement of aims by all the allies ted exclusively by the Unit » London and ern * ge and that t that Ls downe JOIN THE ARMY OR GO TO JAIL Ja en Hi. White, rm He t upport W. E. ees DIES CONCORD, ® tration, died at his home here toda The Seattle ‘Transportation club ‘ r and in the anew es PLEA IN LONDON | intor's | the y on his own|¢ Thene people A STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 30, 1917. PAGE 2 Hero | 909 and leadership, a ‘ surtag won him th he now holds Hin wife, Mrx, Mar of two wells and “Ar Third army. He mand was pu f the Car after hin on, where of the Hour - in Great Brit adiang in Mo ltyng was made a major general tht ay ded the Ninth sin EXPECT FINISH OF HAUSER CASE The defense of William Hauser, alian Till it trial for cut ting Mra, Ida HE is fiancea, 25 times with a razor, on November 6 at Kent, was expected to be com pleted and the case nent to the Jury Friday A. W. York, a friend of the de dant, testified concerning the tn # leading te malt k said he told that he] en Mra. Hall hug and kine al while she was engaged to Haus wanted r, he wa to a#ink an it he ” upon 1, appeared thru the flo Some of the Reasons for Our Success | We have'the largest and best equip- ped dental offices in the state and a Henry ritinhy hearing thts, fof the cutting Lieut. Gen. Sir Julidn Medworth he court held it was not shown Byng, hero of the hour in Great | however, wil have authority to grant | Britain, in 65 years old. He was the | that Hauser drank exoonsively of the second Karl ered th During the 24 hours preceding 1 itary services when he 1, elelag = * Shurstag, ently one Orane wes [the 10th Royal Huss booked by the police, Thin is & re *| yng wan ormand of the Brit. | 04 for the period since the dary 1 ish forces in yPt when the war] took effect broke out, dnd he was called back for service. 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