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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1917
Page
8
Lieut. Com. Basil Hwashinsku of the Hranessian navy arrived from Washington with a special mission and declared there will be no separate peace between Germany and Munsia. He warned that advocating such peace could be deadly in Petrograd amid ongoing talks of immediate world peace.
If you have no Title Insurance and your title should be attacked you must defend the suit at your own expense. You may win but pay all defense costs. With Title Insurance you could not lose a penny even if you lost the suit under State Supervision.
A J Sack director of the Russian Information Bureau in the United States asserts free democratic Russia will never be a slacker and will share in the war effort. He recalls hardships under the old regime, praises Russian soldiers, and argues for continued Allied cooperation and a unified war strategy against Germany.
A speech by Major Wasborn argues Russia can win by 1919 if eastern front support is maintained. He contends Russia holds 147 enemy divisions and urges aid to Russian reorganization. He warns the strategic east front must not be abandoned and calls backing Russia morally and financially. The meeting at Depot included Chamber of Commerce figures A J Rhoden Rhodes and former Senator Samuel Piles.
The American Federation of Labor plans a nationwide pro war propaganda campaign to counter German sympathy in unions. John Hill of Britain's trades union congress will tour shipyard labor groups, with secret labor agents monitoring locals to head off anti American influence and curb unrest in government shipyards coal mines and railroads.
An analysis argues that leading American companies will post record profits in the first war year, with United States Steel and others earning far above prewar levels after taxes. The piece claims these windfalls drive up living costs and warns Congress may impose war profit taxes or conscription, amid stock market declines.
Stamped pillow cases of heavy tubing in 42 inch size 60¢ per pair and stamped dresser scarfs in various patterns 17 by 54 inches 35¢ each. Medium and dark rose items also listed for basement salesroom.
An excellent front-lace corset offered in pink or white coutil with extremely low bust and long skirt, elastic back, narrow braid trim, and six hose supporters. Sizes 20 to 26. Price $1.50.
A letter narrative explores a woman's conflict over faithfulness and desire for truth in love. She reflects on jealousy, heartbreak, and the idea that true loyalty starts with self honesty, questioning if a man can be faithful while courting others. The piece ends with a promise of continuation.
Six days remain to complete the Presidio officers training camp for three months of work. Infantrymen face seventy two more hours in the trenches while artillerymen have three days left. Officers promise extra tasks to fill the final period.
Travelers from Germany said Sunday that one destroyer was lost with most of its crew after a clash with British naval forces off Heligoland. One, and possibly two, destroyers may have been sunk with heavy losses.
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