The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1919, Page 7

M'CULLOUGHIS NEGRO SLASHED BAVARIANS OPEN WOULD UNITE COUNCIL CHOICE IN KNIFE FIGHT GENERAL STRIKE Listman Defends Act Which Woman and Two Men Are Peasants Threatening Hung- Led to Removal Held by Police er Blockade THE SEATTLE erent ween ay, APRIL 8, 1919. States 7 REPUBLICS Men at Paris Hope to Effect New Nation McCullough wa s COPENHAGEN, Apr Ba commissione om | varian situation }owith th pa nae p litical scrambled: wit according to 4 . ed here) sia is the giant task the Russian : < t| today. ‘The social ernt has | political congress has taken on it c t t ' we rrested | retired to Nurembur Tu morning the Man| the afuni ‘i ley with Holshevists ts rh ‘ F ' the new , ar m at nothing Je J ; . inclu Dr. M mn af ain = "ie Herr hneppenhorst ‘ « 8 nd war m ’ who are attend vernmen bdica former Russian mir ident of the first | of war in . stration 1 the K c u rawh. | ~oahewey note A f ‘ a te t are |) beer alized, Workmen's |, N Kea ce been t MW 1 n », who is Mrs, Waldron's ; ambassador to Italy 1 w coma with the woman, and e Spair ie Ne the restaurant after picking up the Mefremoft minister — te d his y ’ other negroes nt how: potblacks at the or Roosevelt Plan of Organiza- tion Is Adopted ian politica rnment haen’t ity around nee wants ix rec eat Por nte “which gonstituted by these national ‘They add that ments ar epired principles the popul They ‘give a@ litt adequate KILLS HIMSELF WITH SHOTGUN ‘Commits Suicide as Wife Sits in Next Room ations.” also want to provisional populations concerned.” Members of the conference may thie doean't necessarily mean mill Re 1 to have been temporarily | tary support. They do not commit the result of five years | them very exactly. Nor do sith, Frank Werberger te on the question of WANT KUSSIAN PEOPLE TO MAKE DIVISIONS | They self about $30 p, m. Monday The act was committed in the kitehen of his home, where he had gone after leaving hie wife in the front room. Werberger has lived in Seattle for the past three years, He is survived by Mrs. Mary Werberger, daughters, Mra. Edith Mre, Mary MeNulty of Mra. Caroline Baker, of ( and Frank Werberger, a The body is at F \Police Send Fire Into Reckless Auto Chasing an automobile containing eight shipyard workers and driven by Gus Lehman, for three miles on Rainier ave, ear ly Tuesday morning, dry squad op eratives finally shot the car to a! halt The officers were in pursuit of an other « ° e contained this principle that only “with the | knowledge and consent of the peo- ple” can there be solution to such | problems as “territories of the Rue sian empire within the boundaries of 1914, exclusive of Poland's ethno graphical limits” and the “future status of nationalities within such limits Dependable Dental Work HY experiment with the most p cious thing Nature gave you? pine teeth only serve you well when properly cared for. No artificial teeth can fully take the place of your own. For these reasons you should be abselutely sure of the skill and reputation of the den- tist who examines and, if necessary, oper- ates on your teeth. Mistakes with Nature cannot be rectified. three McGinn and The congress holas that nit “no defi » such problems can place until the Russian people are able to manifest freely their will and to take part In the settlement of these questions.” tion Leaping suddenly from theory to ne first step—how the Rus ople were going to get a to “manifest their will” with an auto mechanic, cracking the Bolshevist whip. like that SIXTEEN YEARS IN SEATTLE eran WOOLWORTHIS r was found t holes and a fr For 16 years Dr. Sipes has been peseteins dentistry successfully in Seattle. His busi- ness is no “fly-by-night” affair, but is here to stay and will be here the next time your teeth need attention. In all these years Dr. Sipes neverhas failed to acquire most modern apparatus and use the safest and most approved methods of modern dental surgery. 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