The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1918, Page 6

STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1918. PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR! AG, THIE HERO-EIIN, THE HUN i cecesene 1207 Seventh Ave. Near Union St. ; flour as a binder ee Sores _Rontawast tascue oF BOT H Hi. AVE SAME FIGHTING JAW, BUT-RE ADON; RE AD ON Seaintnibee ave mass 1 na Telearaph News Service of the United I fember that sport shirt Stared ot fran War. Pontoice on sreond-ciae matter —[/3 9 Jeol ie tino fetes | TAP PENS By mail, out of cit z TLL TAKE THE Publiaked Datty , Main 600, Private ‘ ne ar NEXT ONE IT |wonT BE \s oc wowneo). ABDUL! THE SCIMITATE . A way for the pedestrian to . mbat the aggressive Ford has *) ob discovered by Sir Darw No ch 2) Foss. It is not patented, but in 00! : " fringements will be prosecuted More German in S Is to the limit of the law seattle ; ‘The idea is to flap one's arms iiecls for the period of the. wa vill | aoe Hy JUNeNnT (UNCC to meake th wings, h schools for t period of the war will be approved by om - to make them straightout Amx Much has been said about the “fighting jaw" of Hindenburg, the Hun, but did you know that opposed to peculiar to the Investigation tivities of the German-American al him in the greatest battle that ever has been fought in this world—the one now being u aged in northern France Way seek in cates mg es, the Fordicus, whence the Fort Tiance in this cou vealed the fact that one chief aim is another “fighting jaw"? Pay Prin gorge bmn tigbons Was to try to ring e America thru the schools ind this other fighting jaw—take a careful look at the above picture, the one at the left—is that of Sir way ingwallupus, but the Our schools h honeycombed with Teuton Douglas Haig, commander-in-chief of the British armies. Gingwallupus was the larger Schoolmasters, who spre their subtle kultur This Haig jau every bit as good a fighting jaw as the other one you see above—the picture at right sree te to te Sarthe ie a "THEY INST MAKE MAD Seven or eight ago The Star pointed out to t Hindenburg’s jau po Bhs ' s x 4 . i oer ’ pus growl will strike ter 1 am convinced the brave« iteol board the fact that “Im Vater ® recognized tht Both have that degree of determination, that stick-to-ttiveness characteriatic of the man, who, having decided | for ite the heart of any Ford. | 1 ws aiwaee grees aaeee Out the nation as German propaganda, wi . ere pon his course, opends h rst ounce of energy in the attempt to accomplish what he had set out to do. ore « princely chief.” So maid Batty Msed in Seattle high } » ah Hindenburg fighting jaw is the older and the more time-beaten. It ia, assert students of the face, more TRAGEDY ut telegram of congratula ) 4 . c incontrol fussing around before t urd reluctantly action hen vou cet rwn to iron jaws of strength and force, jaws determined, in other words, the real typewriter, Ur ‘ ; Gat! it Gan oe a relief to the community to know that | h ‘aw, both Haig and , the Hun, are well equipped. . , apr i | the st loons that ever rattled my is getting on a war | is. when you 9 ond their jaws, and come to the EYES, what a vast difference in the two men! se y Ka.| an em belfry. ‘They've pumped At the left are those of Douglas Haig, calm, clear, HUMAN EYES. At the r mir ve needle into each other | xe of Hin, the Hun, mean, unfeeling, BRUTE EYES Nitto, City Bélter:| "0 much they make mosquito see The Haig eyes are far-seeing, the eyes of a friend, eyes no man would fear meeting in the dark, the eyes : nutes armor plate. ; Be which picture no hate, no lust ond no greed. They are the eyes of a commander who would not countenance wan- pid ag oe eee the bug powder in the world ) ughter of foe nor man sacrifice of his own soldier couldn't wiggle an ear of those two gheep and 100,000 pigs. Lo nore like being driven eyes of Hin, t un, oF farther than the ac »mplishment of his own brutal will. They are the eyes Maybe it wouldn't be ethical csieeotet: Ans Shoes date aaa into the stomach of German which b in neith: , - They are the suspicious, searching eyes which doubt every living being. but the pastor who would turn > fast the an't choke. TI They are the eyes which ‘ needless bloodshed, ruined homes and murdered babies, They are the lurking Sarin "tome Sumaty. sorning | Wenselsaced ninny; 0 E55 Someta u garden on ss * would take lightning @ Th ® : ¢ the criminal, ¢ , er eyes. - sure would make a hit with Hoo | *r*P! hake mth to hit him, and so safe, he's] e Uniform and the Job | ver won guarded, aghinet te. Tail A shock was produced in the military affairs commit- ribeye corks of his loot wine bottles, whilél tee of the house of representatives the other day when it wee a so 2 ete RR: 3 geri yu el Forbageaps RE | thousands of Heinies “click off was stated by a high official of the war department that 2 kaye Hi, tr Red | pogmitrrmpenartet angina + 2 along comes Daffy Bill with a Wash th 20,000 me f 7" y 3 are to ot * 1°: command to the remaining few of are in ashington mor nan men in uniform + te A : i eune with orchestra accom:|_ “went west” regiment- MH whom 12,000 never have seen a day’s service in a camp. . “ $ ; ci | par ment, whic fe worth going 80M wwii) ALWAYS PROVE WORTHY eyes pictured below “Lenine’s anarchy the border peoples the arms of Germany,” explains Czernin, And, at Ukraine has got to put o lion tons of grain in arms aforesaid, while R t ge with 800,000 Slacker? hear ical review of ing this statement there have been severe criticisms ‘ all : , is | of its PRINCELY CHIEF?" so-called kers” who are the “slackers” of officer ; : | What fools these mortals be! f ! aa Hundreds of young men, it has been stated, are in Washington in uniform to escape the draft and shirk camp ‘ : ? training and the trenches. \ Bel ; ; c c 106 While some of this criticism may be deserved, there ie ; ee : : : . ° es hich ‘are two sides to this story. There is a tremendous amount ° A . = m : enter. LUMBIA ST. | of extremely important work to be done in Washington, and % 8" 2 ( 3 - ote We'll bet cookie Liberty bond ise a tremendous amount of uninteresting dr rudgery Wwhich somebody must do. There has been great difficulty 3 jrumecriptions will be heavy among | Cor. First Ave. in getting competent civilian employes in sufficient num- f rantir DR. EDWIN J. BROWN bers. The con nce has been that hundreds of men : D. D. & have been what is called “inducted” into the service | = oe t we have eliminated the) New at 196 Columbia j In the ordnance division a young man is working on} ‘Tuberculosis | « wt of German from our schools,| 1 pave left ti job of adjustment of requirements to contract perform-} —__—__—z — a Beerathyproreersapspen se emt Gorman) ons aa wae ome ont lance. He has specialized along these lines and incidentally] f Tuberculosis has destroyed more i i 38, Mott the Dachshunds. mere’ rt, as a good shorthand and typewriting man. He is a civilian} lives than all the wars in history loye, but of draft age. He is caught in the draft, or) | Yet if we are Sreey Lggeede pei: f is le to be. His chief says he must have this man’s} | wary and alert we || PYORRHEA TREATMENTS O14 Brig Certainly Was » Famous | trance is 106 Columbia, mid 7 © wervices. One way to keep him is to give him a commission | by the se at gpa Dog that is, fn The cane stage for ( . . Ee ee ee ot ‘the! = as second lieutenant, first lieutenant, major, ete., in which} | Gad’ to cur own |'Er chs kink Peat aietrac sosber= ° f , Seutal praction os thal he increase! ' : | ease he will get a salary somewhat like the salary he has | uses and prepare | ats athe. enable pene as business will offset © been getting as a civilian employe. He can put on the| cost of doing busines® because 0! } and entrench | t re |'"} Want to be known as the on! our body to renin r ~ aoe n Science Monitor, » wniform, but will continue to hold down the desk where he against the on nd wish to work |man'in Seattle whe aid mot raise bi t has been employed | - mn methods and PERSONAL 3 ryed. slaughts and invasions of the germ» ? nas y. Is there | prices be This man, of course, has not had a day’s training in| UNCLE ICHABOD- HIS PARSON Os eaas ant a Raphrme AIPHENTHON. wew orrice | ar 1 do?—" i 3} : . J 3 p . De eae wai aa ? y ne aes 5 EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. & amp and may not know the Manual of Arms. He has not epee gre ; 4 a > of the hosts of tuber *, ind 3 De learned how to salute, but he is a valuable man in the war |\, . 1 Pies hood his 1 : lee ggoodle—e i. work in Washington. : lous ae st . ~ “ . > te ncanaate at dae Every case must be judged by itself. 3 Sade pai pawn the enemy et wi’ comfort | item's Winton ond asin meme lorena, tna oumeraae t etes | ay iron Is Greatest of that fact. ine FER OM tor Nevers seomree toe sec gt citer “physical preparedness consist f All S h B ild U. S. navy sharps are going to get up a gun that'll there come a ee. without te ere c as cy ow pare oO trengt ul ers MMM. far ce hope tt be one thes akoaye wroees right, 19 |scice. «and our weak | I Tell How They Get Power and recog nize he churches full of praying women and children. f erything should Xm Endurance to Win German eutocrats express their sincere regrets at ne eae t tuber having killed the counselor of the Swiss in Paria while 0 discourage it by ma tain he was in church. The neutral nations are gradually RESENT THIS LESSON T read rat the I isl cancel Goeuont ak oie acquiring a fine collection of German sincere regrets ! ; am ; ot ee ee tes an “Amiens will not fall!” said Fock, first thing. I/ Posey iron bn | f Spear gtieent we fs gy a os — he font a bette r prophet than } on Hinde nburg, we can that article to | ™! Rragireginirsienedoe rng sx Everyone Should rg Seema Bl Builder where the allies are going to get their bumps. oi . * “that sack - iu and ood - i aioe rage j Drink Hot Water | It Will Increase the Strength of Weak, ee coke ike McAdoo veverl Aga ¥ Se tthe har . steams — : yo ee ry vec Nervdus: (ReaDown Folks in Two sfrom Mayor Ole. - 4 2 iia are obeying: Mr, 300% ; atte in the Morning Weeks’ Time in Many Instances. THIEN interviewed on the base- metalic fron Wi all field, Harry Hox “8 must go thru star of th gy a remi-digen- tive pre to transform them rin i bott , » to be 8 ed to Five million bottles of pop are to be shipped to the re 00 help | be ; te! || Wash away all the stomach, | American soldiers in France But don't get it into win th 5 ¢ ° sad i | aed head that it’s for their gun ; 8s : t 0 th ae your y > : ‘ old age penniless wo t before breakfast. Down in Texas they're reviving the “barefoot f itp tonne re ra, the —— --- into organic r r rie € ¥ fron Nuxated clubs.” Some folks don’t like to pay $9 for a pair of 2 r tr Y t a : MB frigen oy 3 " e ¢ } ‘ | Ve are wit er ¢ To feel your be y In and ° a nde before leather shoes made out of roofing felt. : ‘ r I Pir hing oe Pana ike ane tae part ae te ey are #0 Seitleapiaennnsanmiomnia Four to be r e f to « « r and wicken you Sion . , 4 ' taken up. and _ Failing to breach the allied lines with guns, the | iv hye tton 4 breat dull head; no consti : : asaimilated by kaiser tries peace proposals. 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