The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 12, 1914, Page 6

seeneaeinmamiadsatal sidibdiihatihdssibanutnksbediacsikantcunbaiceud tc ake RESO ill ea? 8 AEE RIE, ae SelB Fn _ — STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1914, PAGE 6, 20-PAGE ATLAS OF THE WAR IN | EUROPE Containing Large-Scale Maps of the Battleground of the World’s Most Gigantic Conflict Slaughter House Europe, Austria-Hungary, Germany, Italy, France, Russia, Greece, Servia, the Balkan Remarkable Book Suppressed by Emperor | ee William Himself to Be Printed in The Star —_____ Together With Special Data Show- I'S A TERRIBLE EXPOSE OF EUROPE’S MILITARY MACHINE | ing Comparison of Armies and Navies Involved FREE rostrum With a Six Months’ Subscription The Author, Wilhelm Lamszus, Master of One of the Great & Public Schools of Germany, Wrote the Book in Story Form, and in It He Tore the Mask From Militarism in the § MOST GRAPHIC PICTURE OF MODERN WARFARE EVER WRITTEN THE TERRIBLE EXPOSE OF EUROPE’S “ARMY MACHINE” WHICH THE GERMAN KAISER FEARED TO HAVE THE PUBLIC READ In it the author strips from war its deceptive glamour. Mechanical invention has changed the “Field or Renewal to the Seattle Star at of Honor” into the “Human Slaughter House.” Instead of the bravery, strength and skill of man against man, war today means huge shells mangling dozens of men each, dynamite dropped from the Regular Rate of $1.80 aeroplanes flying by night, a regiment wiped out by pushing an electric button. By orders of Emperor William, School Master Lamszus was removed from office and his book was suppressed. But not before copies of this horrifying work had been read by thousands and had been translated into English. Mail Your Order Today. They Will Not Last Long. The Star has purchased the rights from the American publishers, the Frederick A. Stokes Co., of New York, to print this remarkable expose serially in The Star. Supply Is Limited. Given With Mail Subscriptions Only S § WATCH FOR IT! pote circa Waiter ead te to READ