The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1918, Page 12

RUSSIA WILL RESIST JAPANESE | RUSS SOLDIERS Bare of Foot and Limb, OUST GERMAN TO VLADNOSTOK “Says Marion Morgan. SITY SCHOOLS On motion of J Siberian Problem Again| Looms as an Important * War Question it { RUSSIANS — SUSPICIOUS j tn the toy or from any heard men 1, t am ‘ » sotide, kad the matter was prompt BY JOS, SHAPLEN | : - eee E ve United Press Correspondent ! 1” supt PETROGRAD, April 7.—The entire Russian press condemns the Japanese landing in Vladi Vostok, chargihg it is an attempt te destroy the Kus revolu tog, save foreign ¢ ie in terests and prevent the spread of the revolution to Turope. Even the cade ro rid oppe in a rep broug The Bolshevik vepes Ued acquiescen: t The government soviet there of - a anno to Viadiv Proletariat tions against the b< the Japanese Fore ‘Tehiteherin received Feeentatives, and + the landings as a \ movereignty, ass. gaures for the landin a replied that the onatra aiding Minister ied rep 1 against of Russian assigned The dele andings were LUMBER MEN PROTEST U. S. Earaniry ORDER PORTLAD milla, the lumber landing of a smal! armed force in Viadivostok was an M d as a step for protection of fe and property after five Russians | : | has b Bad invaded an office and killed al : : has be Japanese. A British force was also} One of the Morgan Girts shortage rv peeve been landed BY MARION MORGAN y0f the ¢ dancing, and the lack |®¥*t rather th | (Director of the Greater Morgan’ of it in ¢ resent weakness of our IAPAN PAPERS — | isnsvery ss tne Moore this week ne GREAT LAKES TONNAGE Do you want to be physically per-| All women love te fect? Dancing, to be ¢ INTERVENTION | vor to dance. Not the tango or | be based on purity ¥ WASHINGTON. April 9—The the fox trot, but the classic dances | cerity mth oe har Whole question of Japanese interven "a8 im Siberia appeared likely today With Japa vostok, © por tion of the Japanese press is trying 0 stir up the intervention subject must | INCREASES THIS YEAR t. sine] CLEVELAND, A enn of Lakes Meet, carryir to classical music. 1, not| uel necessary t Dancing is, of course, to me the} pleasure and exercise for women | above all others. oo wan at her heigh ly, artistically and war is to begin t greater carrying capacity than last on is more na Press extracts indicate that some “ ng in ite highest f 7 . —. Japanese papers are easing |“ of k ed) po ° disorders, appare: an a) Dleasu Dancing with | " th car miner to more definite demands | !°ct Guiding, that was the strength | beauty be for intervention. Some of the papers | i fae mCA TRE —— - i Gasnacacnadsainilebieiaeanetanas ate Siready are indicating a desire for |! still tn and all indications | Américas views were sought advices show that the : Nipponese action in Siberia now © that this government will not al effort in being made al the foreranner of o br Tm 80 far as authorities can seo, | ter its view by Japanese and American Rowever, the predominant sentiment| This does not necessarily prevent to Russia that the Iandin |) Will remain as recent!y—against in-| Japanese action, however marines matter, though yostok was a pro-| watched closely | It can be taken if the British and| tective han international|of the f American position of with-! 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Seattle's Red Cross salvage de- - UP AGAINST IT ENGLAND PORTSS10 n found, and will me time during new warehouse will be ne receiving -> azines, newspa~ fy ky articles will be dis~ 1arters are at LE HAVRE & DOLLAR AN HOUR | FOR GARDEN WORK ‘: | NOT SUCH BAD MONEY AKRON, O., April 9.—How does $1 our strike you for garden work ?* at TW and mar FOR SOLDIER MEDICINE is to Wilt ‘tmeviotn Ked Crows” CHAPERONS FOR DANCES |BOY HELPED LYNCHING, "|GERMANY ORDERS RUSS ; ‘| I$ ORDER IN PORTLAND) WITNESSES TELL CouRT) ., 10 DISARM WARSHIS Veaks, explaining why chicke could not be used for medicine! PORTLAND, April 9.—Portland|. COLLINSVILLE, Ill, April 9.—A iy bent a a jece Ultima |will chaperon the public ee pants played a leading | Russian authorities, demanding the Mie hereafter t ynching of Robert Prae: | disarmament of all Russian warships appointed — six f rman, witnesses At) in Finnish waters The ultimatum ified today. | came est of the the girls Rév. 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