The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1917, Page 4

bi ie GERMAN PEACE PLOT BELIEVED TO BE FAILURE LONDON, June Berlin Offclal reports today hinted at feadjustment of fighting ac tivities on two widely sep arated fronts. First was the resumption of offensive by the Russians in the Lutsk sector, which, com i bined with Petrograd dis } patches detailing the vote of a @ret session of the duma urg iy Ing an immediate offensive, } we great hope here that he jussia was making ready to “do her bit.” Second was the Kerlin Mndicating a withdrawal ia British Salonika = exy 1 force from certain position | Struma lowlands Combined with news of t H Of the American n duma r offe tatement the ditionar s in the he ve was t ken and German peac Needed In France any ‘There have tempts in the house obtain from the m Planation of the full rea British participation donian offensi Certain m that the Brit forces wader Gen rail could ifzed _ to vastly better effect on Dem front, backing "Marshal Haig’s offensive um up Freid Try This on Face, Neck, Arms, Hands The lemon juice wassage in ed in once or twice each day me & little time and trouble, girls. results? white, bloom of a but A a Somplexion with the peach, a softening Of care; in fact, a skin eloquent of "s purity nd hands white, an basn't heard What girl or w against ot those lines |, rAGe % 19l7. TAR—MONDAY, JUNE 16, ENLISTMENTS IN\ WASTE ARMY AT | | ST¢ SECOND AVENUI | FINISH ARE BIG RI R 9 UNTIH ' That interest in the Wom an's Army rst Waate con | tinues to spread is proved by the large number of entist a h hb d ” mawia tesaived 44 the last mo Thoroughbreds ment, to be included in the muster roll sent to the depart ment of agriculture. 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I : -N P é ‘Have you. seen the evening A few more inches of water will ce int oes it o ain papers” said Alma, rush o my | send the flood rushing thru the | Just a Touch Stops Soreness. The Corn or Callous Soon eee ne and breathless the rt of Needles, endangering the ; 4 ‘ smelter and the Shrivels and Lifts Off. Try It. Your Feet Will | “‘No, what is the matter?” anta Fe property ‘rR + - | “Your boss’ wife has played | si aa ica Feel Cool Ane F sae Pea i mer, Hades with the whole game rks to a new discovery your feet are inclined to awe Ld Japanese pr "5 or paff, ort racked o had hat? Thieves entered the room of T.\f,,! as this new preparn- | heal the sore an I tender D | smith for divorce, claiming er D ite pity P. Green, 510 Jefferson at., Sun- | hs Jn naid to shrivel Up | is the real Japa e Way taoraine and stole ell | Oorps OF corns be: | healthy jttle ‘T snatched the paper and. read aoutateing $60. in éold whol 18( nally with the fingers, | Sppreciated wht the flaring headlines 1 fu CAR mes yee Does it seem possible that any P bl Ju tam hitt , ' t 4 hing or burning being “could be uch MAJOR KILLS SELF fi. isthe i ae a te aE | et? aka ttn yy an f matter id” or fine that uowill Just «igh ‘But, Alma, exclain ‘she WASHINGTON, June 18—MaJ.'[ tough your pet ne will | with relief. it te now selling ier says that he not only made his James Bourke wild-fire” drug store for a amall jar of le Mint and give your poor, suffering, tired feet the treat of their lives. There is nothing better here. Juat ask in of the army medi [cal corps, shot and killed himself at his home while suffering from a mental relapse, | tool and go-between ‘grafting legislation he was trying {to put thru, but that he siruck her and threatened to kill her if she! in the “pply in ing the ‘skin, Monday morning for La Gra ande bidding. lout.’ But, as I have intimated be-|congressman came to his office | | Wash., to carry on research work| “That Congressman Smith drew |fore, we could count on the ver-|looRing happier than he had since jin the American Nitrogen Products |hack from the abyss as soon as he/dict of the people all right, but,|I worked for him | jcompany. He'll help manufacture near enough to see it,’ said|alas, we could not count on the, “‘You and your friend have put jmitrogen products from the air b ditortal writer, ‘speaks at| verdict that little demon that \ine case splendidly,’ he sald as he Jerz CALFSKIN BELTS Has your belt If it has, don't mise size. 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Cunningham, on an oil tank| {I “ truck, drove up ‘behind another| eet i machine, which in turn was fol-| TYork on urgent business for a few wate ee @ street car. | days and let us run the campaign A TounE woman ciad in femin. | Ott (6, Jof rehabilitation We hingham evidently forgot every-| verdict of the people, Mar. one reads that there are still men |thought for a moment that Flossie ! o |thing but the woman and the fem-| gic id have been all ri lin the capitol who would stop at iy atun with nim wipes inalls, He even forgot to stop his|r vula. “In fact, Alma and I|nothing—even going the length of we think that she would te truck and smashed into the auto-|hugged ourselves for pulling off ajraaking a man's unsuspecting | ‘© reporters | mobile ahead, which was shoved | splendid nt as well as doing a) young wife Ir too! in these mat ‘But Mistress Flossie had evi into the atrest car See cad toe ine Vode tors—It shows us that we must |dently determined to bring thing “Many of the Washington papers put a stop to this nefarious busi-/to a head. She had brought Ser came out with editorials exonerat-| ness.’ ator Ross to such a pass with her CHEMIST WiLL HELP gresaman Smith, and call Alma and I could hardly con-|charms that he had evidently told ntion to the fact how easy |xratulate ourselves enough, and her he would stand by her thru Prof. H. K. Benson, ir ctor ‘or a few unscrupulous men|we said to each other, ‘There, if|any fire of newspaper notoriety | industrial che’ since an honest, unsus-|you are only sincere and put your| “She let her husband go to New |the University of hington ker and make him|case up to the people, you will win | York all unsuspecting—indeed, the comply God! one and he with his wishes.’ word,’ I was Alma’s exclama. ‘Do you believe that? answered Frank Smith would not hurt loves that complacent | 1896 for devil better than he does his all these “How tru his was I found out |24 hours later, Margie.” (To be continued) A Kansas man bought a cow in $15, got milk and butter years, killed her for beet | the hide for $15.57 jand sold No pensive special get Preservative Utility Paint “A Paint for Every Need, which is a high quality product at a minimum price and beautifies any can serves, instant sale by Go Ahead--Paint Now! need to worry about high prices. We have the cost problem. 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