The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1918, Page 10

NATION WITH YOU," IS WORD T0 AMERICANS \ BY CARL D. GROAT Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, Maret of War Rake now @arrying word to the America ters that the nation is hacking ~~ heartily and that thevwar de i Rin doing a vast task to “support them i Fle wil! have personal ¢ and men and try gly the thought that the ” Pehind the lines is going on as car.) ily as the work in the front line n France jcement of Baker's arrival Made last night by the commit ON public information miay consult the members BM the Versailles war council, inclu the American repr t Bites, His mission Dy diplomat ER LANDS IN FRANCE; TO SEE | RICAN FRONT | MS, March 11. wing his] ata French sea } voyage from t D. Be of war, has r in his way to the battle Beeretary Baker wi! and Premie will then vi military phases withou ufter a Newton WHAT Holl THE Guanvs Whe trip across the Atlantic was im an armored cru The and his party of n per Were met at the point of landing B® French general, Maj. Ge of the Amernean army the American navy pal officials. Secretary will inspect t n preparations for w Jong he will remain in Fra Mot been announced. It is that he desires to get in direct touch with operations of American forces, and that he will no doubt spend some his tour. accompanied by Maj. ( M. Black Col. M. L. his private secretary Ragtime in Church? “Where Do We Go From Here?” Is Sung in Doctor | Matthews’ Church for U. S. Sailors put It ove Jace BNW VERDUN WAS |sccvivore rose ta Seave, antec. tral cor aectne city, my wreak to the Hs ne ray rca HELD BY OUR ALLIES |" esevice, With Rev. 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THE BON MARCHE MARCHE Nighties of extra drill; full round pockets and all small sizes, “that delicious Coffee roasted is freshly and ground, ple Bon Special It’s low enough in price. 50c for a pound and a half. FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE AMERICANS GO and perch street in a shat rmans had retired be attackers reached their Franco-Americans returne ‘Continued From Page One| German defenses and pill boxe Dugout Blown ‘Up lugout s were f uniforms bart outs time he had uid he wanted the boys to mebody was with them. He went the full and returned | te after the raid w i 3 x HUN AIR RAIDERS KILL | NINE IN PARIS ATTACK |: aatement announces that nine nee | BRITISH CAPTURE GUNS injured inthe} IN ST. QUENTIN RAID ons were ki Paris Friday night " LONDON March 11 raid over ench machine nae OLA troops conduct squadrons last night, south of St. Quentin, F Shee ae ee Marshal Haig reported today, T killed several of the enemy, took | prisoners and some machine guns “| MWUNS FLEE AS | wasnt wt cn YANKEES AND driven off by artillery d machine ihe baptient-ce'fire whidd hare) | gun fire. ‘There was considerable each nto a few Amert:| FRENCH CHARGE mutual artillerying south of Armen ron ial all, There fe no| BY HENRY WOOD tiers early this morning that t thru which the) United Press Co ondent Se ae i's Will be enopuntered ead pasny| Witt THE FRMNCH aneres \1 ,045 MANUFACTURING , i : , IN THE FIELD, Maren 11) PLANTS IN SEATTLE NOW | military documents and other bits of |with the same success by their information brothers in arm: till to] French-American forces in the Lor-| seattle has 1,045 From the American trenches a|reach the front raine region executed the first Amer: | p | white rocket ap It was t The fe a sol-/ican destructive attack Saturday, | | signat to return galt in going |diers have been granted the French least of Reillon Croix de Guerre for bravery on the back is whatever the men set for n, laughing and joking ed three trenc wo Ublans. poilus say they were forced to the Americans from charg bjective jean y participated ac in both attacks. nt some grenadiers, There was a sheet of flame and the shaken | A fraction of a second later there was no dugout—no boches. The pill boxes we handled the 4 ac i Third Line Reached When the ra a third lr » even more vious two. - le successful rai first official statement from general headquarters, printed = in cation. uctivities of} “Baptism of Fire” combat recounts the in division manufacturing wing New Bngla An alphabetical list of the firms is published in a directory just issued Fifty Ohio troops and 60 French by the Manufacturers’ association,