The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1917, Page 3

RETREAT WITH | 20,000 PLANES BY BASIL M, MANLY WASHINGTON, Aug “The Germans will be forced to retire s the Rhine as soon as the allies, with the h f the United tates, are able to establish supremacy in the air and put on the western fr a fieet of 20,000 battle planes and bombing mach of the type which Ar pable n er J. W. Seddon, of the British royal navy air service ppl bp) 1 R have to be army fre that trenct “In the past.” explained Com mander Seddon, “the Rhine has been a great military asset to Germany, but the mr the allies are able to establish air supremacy, the Rt becomes an enormous menace to the safety of the kalser’s troops.” FOUR WEEKS IN HOSPITAL No Relief—Mrs. Brown Finally Cured by Lydia E. 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