The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1918, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR | SAYS FOOD ALONE WILL CALM HUN BOLSHEVIKI| rive | PARISTOSEE sicteste0rr POLES DISARM ‘DECLARES HUNGER IS } — MONSTER FETE ae rte nt _ TEUTON TROOPS ' ACUSE OF TERRORISM NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY GIVE ONCE, BUT ENOUGH FOR ALL. © since } PARIS, Nov, 16 lay a arent . WASHINGTON, Nov 16 manifestation will t Y ' troops have agaih taken pos ok thin & k this action in order to free him WE ARE HOL ] of Alsace he, which pror weeks ag : ; : of ager rrain Baan vs of German general headquarter | yelf for work in Germany ‘a “to Pr = for wt Ho And peace SerMONA | Holand and are disarming the Ger | Nov The Trotuky of Ger y will tr years. will 1 Mar f «a t pormuade the ready over 00 pa ar ‘ Me ; nan troops, diplumatic cables fron alike. ee § been 1 w t t , - " = rhe stated nels, I vd t at th ' Arcade ph and mar town |* : a enter os Pilsuski is temporarily ad the Mexican revolution against ne w aght t . a Champs Elysees to the | Con S perie ministering martial law, but the r Dias at first hand, and also the rulers of ¢ If the diers revel and workmen and their families are at platforms have in & manifesto to U Kussia ae eatues: ¢ x the bloody they will listen to the Ger President are, surrounded by ing th tue. f ra of the army and navy will line | Polis ways authority will be Germany ts 4 Stras i le. c ad. One on of Alpine | re the diet oon regulation route—the Mexican, man Trotak om whs “i ins “ deetia® abe oute wag Brees. A. Ruaslan route. It is hunger alone that makes Rol the highest of front will be stationed at the rman troops are making no re Every move made so far in Ger.) #heviki. If they are not hungry, if Mver a speech. Ten thousand sol | Place Concorde sistance to the disarmament by |many has paralleled what happened | the outside world w Mis in fos . w s de- | th i Polish authorities, —¢ n officera|in Mexico and I ia, I can select S ree partially, perhaps and Count Lerchenfeld, mar the Germans who are | Tret of Germany will fail, Poll i C T] 7 ¥ iamal 7 Planamied . any more than military occupation tn . | sw headed the regen | ussia has prevented the red terror | > Ts , € oe ka ated, was — } STARTING TOMORROW » wending the x the Prince Lvoff of the German revo-| Germany just now tn headed to us rapidly as their arma ar away from them, All left by the Germans have bee elzed as well as valuables otlation» regarding territori AND ALL WEEK | How Long Should the Honeymoon Last? a ward certain sovietien and maan ter- «© are always a Prince Max | ff. Food alone will stop it *rince Lyoff in every revolu " ” nt upper class lib. . or the government tions have already begun at/and try to steady the people. They Lemberg, tho” cable do not state last for wl ttle while, | Madero was CONGRESSMEN EVER OFFERED IN SEATTLE os AST a. Lvoffa and the ‘ ‘ ‘ the Kerenskys COUNTRY HOME : Scheitemann, wil furnii the ete] | WASHINGTON, Mow. 34-—The THE CAR YOU WANT AT THE ed congrens The soldiers and workmen are , ing to have t for vo W. re) A . rarnors havea dona «|Past |, PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY | sum in sexcenn of $109 o country, while the Kerenskys or | Senators and representatives of ml ad Mrs. ’ Foes the » Weat cls i ite " rome whose Hest as erences, | Saha ee ne oe Te Penk Grants Metz Cadillac ; barned to the «rounc over them—and they fail republicans pwer ponaibley the Dodges Mitchells Maxwells Saxon Six The di comes when the soldiers | fruits ¢ As answered by CECIL DE MILLE | In the 1918 Version of His Great Production the ¢ augh, chair mmitt George H. Fortson War Veterans, left Se arday to investigate t 1 view of having a fund raised t the organization, of which Warfie » & member. Wednesday morni ctory are going to the A makes | I OR NEW and workmen insist) on governing | Bast tr » of fi tol pecs Mane Briscoes Hal 12 Studebakers and other Mra. H. F. Holwtead, ag of Mra, Warfield, and ba "1 t 1 untry themselves. The millen- | in both houses, as well as important nium, which they hoped the revolu- | committees chairmanshipa, unless Easy Terms No Tax or Brokerage Will the love of December be the same sweet love of May? What do the years that are Warfield and his wi Attorney Jackson tion would bring, does not come, | the seniority rule tn changed f wherefore they take charge them.| Feeling in the senate has already We Teach You to Drive Free of Charge passing and the silver threads that are com- ing mean to you? This picture may mean a man of the rel selves, by force of their rifles. taken form in a resolution by Sen ator Norris, Nebraska, to prohibit life of happiness to you. Don’t miss it. Soviets Rule chairmen of im In Mexico, rifles were scarce, and! mit did not oceur in that land asia, where the soldier got rtant senat # from servin, com any other MITCHELL MOTOR & SERVICE Co., INC. CORNER PINE AND SUMMIT PHONE EAST 8413 orton sald, would prev nt with his rifle, be the mas of the senate being : ake over the govern: | controlled by a few men The reerade and paving of Tenth | nent hime ie and to rule it thru his| It in the first gun of the progres ave. N. E. and 40th wt. was approved ovine ive element in its revolt for recog dof public works Friday. | nrg 4 t REGRADE APPROVED getting nition from the regular republicans This rule is already in effect in the eat ; deserters 1 house, but many representatives are of troops moving going & step farther, basing all on trains which they commnandee choices for committee chairmanships juntify this belief. on merit, rather than on length of DISTRIBUTORS J © is nothing to prevent. the | service. MOTOR CARS—Jordan, Mitchell, Grant, Briscoe n taking Over the govern: | Frown on Rule See i ok Geuany oneweltenk. ate) ha preacelnra wee be ths pant MOTOR TRUCKS—Peerless, Jumbo, Grant, Truxton awaits some Trotaky has always frowned on the seniority ¢ Trotaky of Germany will be rule, and now many of * * man who will come, in all like | liners” are showing sign ood, out of Hamburg, It may be | against Analysis of the shows that the 0,000 job. 2D» ALL WEEK «@g h the thetr « the center | ¢ any. The choot tn w of Rusia tear ] ve! not necessarily mean a “new deal! merce committee, which has t nd,” it was pointed out handle legislation affecting contre ¥ appear | next congress, Iowa will get one and all Ai 4 the Germans. 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