The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1918, Page 5

HECK ENEMY | WHEN FIGHTING HAND-T0-HAND Ke ntinued From Page One} * x o bar day, they watched Hinden complete his preparations and day Haig took counter pre jons accordingly. Active preparation for the assault of every tending fre Searpe rive flank af the British arm Quentin CAMBRAI to PARIS RHEIMS to PARIS VERDUN to PARIS LUNEVILLE to PARIS 75 miles (35 miles BOLSHEVIKISM MAY BOOMERANG TEUTON POWERS BY RALPH TURNER United Press Correspondent TOKIO, March 22.—That Bolshe ime with the Germans. vikism is gaining strength in Rus The action against the British around the Cambrai front assumed proportions of a big drive, but today's §= sia. but that the very gain is y Feports assert that the forward thrust has been checked. to cause political changes in the The new battle began around Cambrai after a fierce bombardment of the British lines from St. Quentin tral powers, was the word prongiet north to Cambrai. here today from Harbin by Japanese ‘The French line farther to the south has been bombarded fiercely by the enemy officials " Toul and Luneville sectors have been active in raids oo on trenches. " “i Spr'enisn wanes ~ maccoowia ereases FRENCH HONOR SAMMIES WHO DIED AT FRONT © jes horne LONDON, March BY FRED 8. FERGUSON ‘The map shows the battle fine on the western front, where British, French and American armies are clash my priso the p when they leave Ru! Germany fears the influence of the Bolsheviki, they declared, and therefore is not making an attempt to drive to the Far East. Germany (bight, acording to an admiralty has no intention of crus Russia, ent but fs relying on two main aims Four enemy airplanes were brought the concentration of forces in the | gown by the naval alr squadron prio monitors bombar. ¢ | tor STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1918. un 4 ¢ jchine gun fire FLYER NEVER The Americans in the ' PAGE 5 BRITISH SEND IN TANKS AGAINST GERMAN ATTACK [- WHERE THEY'RE FIGHTING TODAY YANKEES RUSH FORWARD INTO TEUTON LINES 48 FRED 8. FERGUSON p witht rit AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Mareh 2 (Kvening) — American troop at dawn today, top ina w DESERTS PAL FACING PERIL “ Continued From Page One ie No Commands ‘Then West and the procuring of food in| 1, the monitors’ battle, and a fifth WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY! 1 the Ukraine. ; ; ; ' Teturning officials urged |™*cine was destroyed later. During IN FRANCE, Maret «Night. . + ae no tein fas Russia, Reparts the Heligoland fight there were no| destroyed at Seres and a h ian Laaatariincitaien he ik : 7 Japew ee intervention, they ‘de-| British casualties shot down into Lake Atlee girs sa theta tae « har pane entio ey We enqeatiian.” us sacrificed their lives in the fight for | no will be able to te clared, have caused ill feeling democracy, were cited for bravery | You that a rotten thing. | Re Unguarded prisoners of war were Mrs. M. L. 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