The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1918, Page 12

i it # i PAGE 12 INNOCENTS IN. ‘5: ‘OCEAN TRAGEDY eft to arine remained tn the y and fired two torpedoes at — - t lestroyer which ignored the Bvontinned From Page One! t pleked up t " ni ed, firing shots and Mine. Ieee was In progr bomt Attacked. it was said, wh uddenty th cers dix ared int the submarine subr parting of the aved the boat from being drawn down after the |, perate. oat Ape Was lowering their pow «© women, two nurses among those who! Five md five ¢ trowned to allow were hildren were | Hirano Maru was of 7.936 Was a steel, twin-terew Children Killed by Brutal Pirates ENGLISH POR" 408 Feared Lost on the Leinster AN IRISH PORT, Oct. 11 Four bundred and eight person: 6 been lost | when the Irish mall steamship Leinster torpedoed and sunk off the Irish coast Thurs | day | The vessel was torpedoed twice | in succession and disappeared story Hirano 3 the pitifully sma sengers and crew w Nearly 300 are m The steamer w tom Friday morning south of Ireland, er The attack of the without w ng be swung over seeding from packet, the! Dublin Steam r atered She waa of 2,646 tons. at Dublin One-Man Society | Lands in the Jug SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11.—"The society for the investigation of the German espionage system" is in jail here foday, awaiting charge of blackmail Simple Way to Take Off Fat There can be nothing simpler than taking a convenient little tab Jet four times each day until your weight is redo rmal. ‘That's trial on a 1 just Pp © of Mar aoa Seek ~ The society's name is Theo. Maass Srugmist Maass, the police say, has confers to Marm, ed to the blackmail Detroit, No dieting, you want And keep ¢ has been placed ainat him to have threatened persona with | man names with exposure of cir proGermaniam unless they re mitted promptly to the “society.” at lazy as you like, And as etting slimmer of Marmola Preserip- is their harmlossness. best part tion Tablets ‘That is your absolute safeguard — NO RED TAPE T0 ERTY BONDS A $100 Liberty Bond is no less than a $100 bill. It is made by the United States Govern- ment on the same kind of silk-paper used in making a $100 bill. It bears the same guarantee written on a $100 bill except it guarantees interest and names a definite date on which the face value of it plus interest will be paid on demand. | | | | The man, woman or child who buys one Liberty Bond will buy more. A holder of a Liberty Bond realizes it is money and becomes anxious to get more. BUY Liberty Bonds TODAY Any Bank Will Help You THIS ADVERTISEMENT CONTRIBUTED THROUGH THE PATRIOTIC CO-OPERATION OF Kirk’s Military Shop | a ee 10 is a purely vegetable and it Full of food value. Sold in bull in and fat, BUY IT AT YOUR GROCER’S OR DELICATESSEN hl — Ma I | Carter’s Little Liver Pills — You Cannot be A Remedy That. 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To safeguard the valuable cotlec- tion of photographic negatives as well as thousands of feet of moving picture filma, the war department has authorized the building here of fireproof storage vaults Under the direction of the gen- eral staff, thousands of “wtill” and moving pictures have been taken both here and abroad for the pur- pose of historical record. They have been stored in various places Washingun because no single place had teen provided for their safekeeping. ‘The vaults will be building, but betwee each vault will be fireproof walls.~ The doors of the vaults also will be fireproof. For the proper preservation of the negatives, the vaulte will be so constructed that ventilation and an even temperature will be main- tained. NEUTRALS FEEL ALLIED VICTORY (Special to The Star by N. FE. and cated In one LONDON, Oct. 11—The “money barometer is perhaps the most conservative of all indexes as to how the war situation | It's one of the | but when it erally ba m it And the movement of the “money meter” has begun Neutral countries now have be gun to appreciate © poasibilities itary # their ex changes are responding to the ceases of the allied armies, and the indisputable piling up of the against the Huns. One of the highest banking au- thorities in Britain plained why Foch's bril on the Marne had no immediate effect tuation auc noticeable on the foreign ex change ma Exchang: 1yers and sellers, he said, did not feel that a single reverne ould have any effect on exchange in the immediate future Fluctuations in foreign exchange were comparatively slight, expe rience had shown, when the allied armies had suffered reverses the alllew have which, the ght y © foreign e machine begun to turn, and a marked improve ment, f has taken place. More than that, the One-Armed ‘Soldier mn the allied standpout bankers expect improvement to continue. | Saves Drowning Girl (Special to The Star by N. B.A) LONDON, Oct, 11.—A soldier re covering from the loss of an arm in a hospital at Clapton, plunged into the River Lea and rescued a q-year-old girl from drowning. He left without making himself known, KING GEORGE STOPS TRAFFIC OBEISANCE (Special to The Star by N. BE. A.) LANDON, Oct. 11 King George has stopped the practice of halting all traffic when royalty drive abroad. Omnibuses now drive within a yard of the royal car- | riages. “The people must not be inconvenienced,” says the king. SANTA GOES OVER THE TOP EARLY THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1918. rye | t eZ lly fey, 9 Yy v UY Y VW DE GANT ORHE {s — Typhoon Delays PAINS IN BACK _AND SIDE: Yield to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Nippon = Yusor an just) mm wengers and a m broke with left Kobe to Yokohama Capt. 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