The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1917, Page 4

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German troops broke thru the Ween tent success, “The Itallan tines to the teft of t Knife." : 2 lsonzo, today's official state. A large audience welcomed Hack-| Ment announced Lee caereaned rt « berate To the west of Voinik, on the | university stutents, now in the unt slope of Mount Santo Gabriel | forma Gf Unsie Gams, ‘The ovation| *neencmy, wae. Gneanan, the | war office stated. him lasted fully five minutes: Manning couldn't The Teutonte plained, were achieved by the gaing, it wan ex: en h better ack omy taking advantage of the} n if tt had n written ©* beldgehead positions at Smaria peelally for him, a an the play siucca, In violent tghtin progressed oné forgot that {t W8* AustroGerman troops carri their old favorite, Norman Hackett on the stage, and was only intense ly Interested In the fourtunes of 4 young Southern girl who goes to New York and falls into the toils of fake clairvoyants May Buckley, in the role of K Tarleton girl of th 8. battle to the slopes of the right bank of the Isonzo. Every dispatch from the front emphasized the great concentra tion of German and Austrian forces on the whole of the attacking » front—a sector of approximately 18 miles. The infantry attacks were pre 1 by a violent artillery prep- mostly by heavy German oe > aration, guns BERLIN ANNOUNCES VICTORY IN ITALY, actress, when riences in the hands of the voyants, Nothing could have bee finer Clifford Stork, who ts cast tn the role of a wideawake lawyer, is far above criticiam. In fact, the whole cast was perfect J BERLIN, Oct Austro-Ger- The Knife” is a strong ¢rama,! man troops su steliy stormed with quick action and exciting sit Ttalian post ‘en the. leone uations coming thick and fast for three acts. front, between Fiiteh and Tolmino, the war office officially announced today, The positions captured, the |statement sald, were situated on mountain slopes, barring the road-| the surrounding valley PALACE HIP The new show opening Thursday at the Palace Hip will have as its way to features “The Four Southern They were scaled and captured by Girls,” @ quartet of comedy and) Teuton troops, despite desperate harmony misses in old-time, popu Italian resistance. ections billed ea PETAIN DRIVES ON “| AT LAON DEFENSES mody | i PARIS, Gen. Petain'’s victorious un drove further for ward toward aon today. Capture of Rosy farm and ad vance of the French line to new forward positions between Chavig non and Mont. 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