The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1917, Page 5

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Over a “ROME, Aug. 20-—Italy Is to nounced by Field Marshal Haig t| ¢ront of from 12 to 14 miles, the day waging a determined of day, as the sequel to vigorous fensive against the Austrian French started a violent offen fighting last night in Flanders lines from the Adriatic to the Sali agus ,| tive: the climax to nearly a a Our line was slightly advance remendou by southeast of St. Jansholk,” he’ de pert a" Senenseny arviiery Fighting of great magnitude 9 is in progress. The biow is clared The Paris official statement probably the hardest the Ita Haig also reported repulse « erie Degas : ; lane heve yet struck, and ear Gorman counter attack againat : ly reports tell of initial su British’ pe or southeas o developing advan the 7" cesses gained by Gen, Ca Epepy There was violent fighting Frefch. The Berlin tement ad dorna’s troops. in this sector mitted surrender of Talou ridge to| The offensive followed days of South of Lens the British troops i. asia, forces “without fight-|#rtillery preparation and extensive made @ successful raid ; - bale aerial activity dur which Italian By sheer weight of steel the Brit Presumably moaning @ volun-| vi eeevers brought the most " ish have forced continued reces- tary evacuation because of the de-|abte information to hea rte sions of the German line in the structive of the Fre arti!” Assault . te n th sector lery fi Carso, Isonzo and J nts * ARLOR Stand, exactly as of tanks equipped with now « t teach ‘ rf of OYAL Axminster Rugs, $x13 shown, of solid oak in the vga ph hi ee _ ml, on the we » north of| for ry wear, In ental and | 24inch top and good-size shelf; msnabideapoat eb ” pixernan irregula ar mend ale, th tal conventional designs: nine pat- | js well ed and finished neve uaa belcpe yp cfmnong cgi the aa vores trenches on terns to choose from ular | Regular price $3 35 artillery as the famous Deadman’s hill front c f s 1 price $37.50 z 7 he British losses have been ex-!$04 and Beaumont ed. 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Per ‘ of bombs we dropped on the| shing thinks his soldiers are | Ghent railway station and siding.| “progressing satisfactorily” in Thorout station and th their battle training, he tald to. 4 |docks last night by day, following a surprise visit : planes, an admiralty “lam entirely satisfied with what nounced today Yesterday morn- I have seen he sald ‘One thin 4 ing the Ge ns attacked the aero- that iinpressed me forcibly ¥ a drome at lit and in the spirit of the officers and men. ensuing battle one y machine, The fi f was downed. All British machines | thelr commander's visit was an ex were uninjured cited burst calls about n. The ment ed hurriedly their bunks and lined up at as (KAISER THANKS NAVY ..."" = s9F6s FOR SAVING FRONT ».. t notice the tr oops ee ah y the word flew over the camp Gen. Pershing and Gen. 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W in this district. has propaganda Idaho panhandle a were conduct ture in the met the trol Ww une been the center W in the Montana from Spokane. Li from here to all poin and agitators 1, W Strikes Nor was se! No refusal of city au 1 weeks ago, to pro-| wer ins rer ipengti w ed) ae assortment Voile and Lawn Baists Reduced for Tuesday fo 79c Upper Main Floor f = ~ 36 to 50, and SIZES | 12 2 assort S ment of neat styles. These have been re- duced on account of ap- proaching Autumn, and the purchaser from this selection will have an exceptional quality and style at a decid 4 price reduction. They trimmed with dainty laces and embroideries and the styles feature the large col lars. Tuesday to $2.25 | white pique in PB | THE | better novelty and Si Boys’ Wash Suits REDUCED FOR JUESDAY Upper Main Floor. two - piece styles that Children’s See- e taken from the r stock are broken 1 of assorted plain lors and stripes. The riety consists of Suits Gingh , Lin- ea, Madras and trimmed with contrasting colors. Sizes 2 to & years, but not each style, color .50¢ Tuesday at s Pop’ size pattern. in every c Suits, Tuesday. 5 Suits, Tuesday at -$1.50 Jub Skirts Reduced for grade lored style, wit patch pockets, button trimmin 36 waist mea: pearl zes 24 to Upper Main Floo ‘DRAFT GRAFTERS » ousted }the for months. | nd} ed| nt th-| I. W. W. QUARTERS Dy United Press Leased Wire jlard ave. POR’ ANGEL Aug. 20. Guardsmen and member of the crew of the lt 8. cutter Snohom ish, raided the I, W. W. headquar-| t Saturday night, break up the furniture and throwing into the Sound. Books and pa-| pers were scattered thru the| street The alleged leader, Corporal Fagan, is in jail This is the first disturbance since the calling of a strike in the hills and camps near here some weeks ago N. W. CITIZENS WILL PUT DOWN I. W. W. (,, ] vestigation of his actio By United Press Leased Wire PORTLAND, Aug, 20.—The Pa-| cifie Northwest today is prepared thruout the other states, : PLEAD GUILTY; GIVEN 2 YEARS By United Press Leased Wire W YORK, Aug. 20 guilty violate the draft J. Bernfeld and members of board No. 99, were sentenced two years in’ Atlanta fined $10,000 each today law, Dr, Louis I Both fines were later remitted at S. At- s the torney gov request of Assistant U Knox, who said the U tainted money Federal Judge Manton character. heinous ized the offense “most one.” The pected a plea of guilty was The prisoners ed men from whom they d money for exemptions Kalman I. Gruher. Bernfeld and Cherry, has plead. It is believed he case. 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