The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1918, Page 2

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Store Hours Tomorrow 10 a.m.to 3 p.m. ee The boys are said to have admitted the theft of candies and elgarets from | the store of Frank Monroe, 4171 Lowa wt, last week The burglaries which they will at tempt to trace to this group are of wholesale variety the police say | Several establishments have had from $25 to $100 worth of merehan dime stolen in the last few montin, ‘The arrests were made in River | side by Sergt. Gus Hasselblad, with a squad of three men, Four of the boys were captured sleeping in a de | verted barn, while the remainder! » taken from their homes, Sev ks of loot were recovered by low. names and ages are Rogers, 13; Robert Stanning, | ur Dalby, 14; Ralph Courser, | William Courser, 12; Jack Booth, | 13; Harland Perkle, 13, Chartes An derson, 15, and William Johnson, 15 The boys are tn charge of the ju venile department at the central po lice station. Publ ic Mark © baking Powder gd hocring. woot | ew 2 Tbe Stall 73, To- 3 | |}. 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GANDY THIEVES PEACE HOLIDAY GERMANS WERE BOARDING HOUSE’ CHICAGO, Now, 7 Chicago cole brated the comsation of hostilities to with the wildest demonstration in her history The United Prose telephoned great news to the city hall and feder al building, the atock yards aad tele- pl offices Almont immediately wh corner of Uhe elty were shrieking tidings Helle were rung and » were fired, and at the ure the din had Inereas on tlos in ev the eu two hy or than diminished In apite of a drixaing rain, the streets filled magically with people. | At State and Madison sts, Chicago's busiest corner, traffic waa halted, | thousands of laushing, excited went from eurb to curb. Play “A Hot Time” A bluejacket band that was almost overwhelmed by shouting citizens, Thousands fell in behind bands that paraded downtown streets, blaring "A Hot Time in the Old Town" and “Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Here ny business yelr employes at m to join in the Tops of office | dows were jamm flagwaving multitu Fire G dinminned | nit houses | From every » the Loop | district floods of torn paper and tlek- | er tape descended. The alr was no fil | ed that to} wee the fre The paper storm continued unabated it was wtre wn elevation, | for hours Policemen joined the joyous owds, many emptying thelr revoly: ore into the air. News stands were | overturned by crowds trying to pur- chase extra editions carrying the United Prem Men in army and navy uniforms were bug dinpatchen 1} ed and pounded on the back wher ove y appeared In the strets Thompson thin afternoon . jofficially declared a holiday x HUNS IN FEAR OF VENGEANCE NOW (Spetial to The Star by N. FE 1, Switzerland, Nov No crowds gather at German rail way stations when troops depart. It is verboten. No confidence of victory prevails Instead, the general depression tends even to exaggerate the mili tary situation and paint most woe AD |ful punishment for the defeated na tion This iw the from Germany The nation cows before the fear dire news that filters out of vengeance. It foresees pun fehment for the deeds of ite ny rail upaganda Anonymous manifestos are ci lated thruous the ‘country that the advance of the American army into Germany will bring force of 2,000,000 Yanks, with 60,000 airplanes and thousands of tanks stating Thene circulars state that the Amer anw will carry ruin and destruction | everywhere, and that Germany will be reduced to a desert, and neither guilty nor Innocent be spared If these manifesto# are inapired by government. and intended to strengthen the national resistance. they are failing of their purpose and strengthening the desire of the peo ple for a peace at any cont | Official batleting and = the state | ments of the pan-American papers | are looked upon with suspicion, or openly discredited. Austria fe blamed for the certainty of defeat, and contempt and indi nation played when that country and Ite part in the war are mentioned. | If you value your watch, let repair it. Near Liberty theatre Advertisement. “A THRIFT STAMP o day will keep the Hun away. Sings “Hymn to Clarence Plays “Anitra’s Dane Suite No. Prices Soon nox, Vietrolas and Sherman | right. Mabel Garrison “Le Coq d'Or,” $1.00 Sings ‘Mate o’ Mine,” $1.00 Philadelphia Orchestra Victrolas $22.50 to $400 Convenient Payment Terms Deaters in Steinway and ' IS DECLARED IN UTTERLY BROKEN WOMAN HELD IN CITY OF CHICAGO BY ALLY BLOWS SHOOTING CASE BY J. W. 'T. MASON } United Preas War Expert NEW YORK, Nov pnd of the war has come with rmy nto its | pelled to accept miler of hontilities fo the German troop trapped south of the brilliant offensive which cl weries of re} the | ind in| Ar. | of | one-half France dennes by the American Luxemburg way tured Sedan jn a drives extending f the conflict Armies in out military machine ‘ond possibility the sur to the final week Prussian 1 broken b ir during the retre The Ge primaril by her allies the forces of “gainat her on The haa & of past render is desertion of Germany but to the fact that democracy arrayed ur months not due |the western front have overthrown the German armies on the field of battle, AD MASON WORT ee Py | The day of wurrender seen kaiser’s great forces so entangled in the meshes of their own retire ment as to make it imponsible for th ever to have hed the Ger man frontier, except as @ remnant Marshal Foeh's extraordinarily successful strategy #! midwum mer, has now reaped its fruit Near Massacre war continued it would Had the in reality The Germans have ful casualtie in thelr out of France and FE turn. threatened annihilation of ormany's military manpower r no truth in the reports that the last of the shown the Germans as masters it the art of retreat. Their effort to reach territory in such big haste has been | 4 failure, Hindenburg waa only half way out and unable to make ne rest of the way with an army | defend the Rhine The German defeat overwhelming, obliterating will be heard of the military bility of Prussia have become lont such effort 4 Mmanmncre fright to get as has all of nave war has their own ou t is complete, No more | San Francisco | Also Celebrates SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 7.—A holiday was immediately declared in San Francisco this morning, when the United Press informed Mayor Rolph that Germany had signed the armistice. "Let us set this city afire with re joleing and proclaim the news far) and wide,” he said “This is a great) holiday.” Pandemonium broke loose an noon as the news reached the city over the United Pi os wires. Newspapers carrying the story were unable to get enough papers on the! streets. Husiness halted. Stores | were emptied. Business houses may clome this afternoon. (Special to The Star by N. FE. Ad) PARIS, Nov. 7.--Religton’s prece dent was pken_ farine, the Catholic celebration of w fast ‘of Saint Denys in Paria, By permission of | Cardinal Amette of Paris the sacred relics carried in the annual proces: sion were borne by Americans, as was the famous Orifiamme, the bat tle flag carried by Philip Augustus of France at the battle of Bouvines in 1214. | White—The principle is) I'm going to vote for it} Even if I thought the price was too high I would vote for it. The sys | term has been a fallure under pri vate ownership. Even if we pay more than the line is worth, this would be offset by recovery from | the lack of convenience we have/ been suffering. I haven't investi gated the price Henry Clothes are so scarce in Carisbad, Austria, that babies are being wrap: | ped in newspapers. 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